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Someone leaned way back on the Toronto Edge Walk platform during the Air Show on September 7 at 2:12 p.m. with a Beech 18 roaring past. Reddit's trying to find them.
Rick Campanelli, Much Music VJ, opened up on Reddit about his gambling addiction and the rock bottom moment that changed everything. Folks sharing their own stories in the thread.
The iconic Canadian Forces Snowbirds made their final departure from Pearson Airport. The end of a decades-long era.
Prosecutors dropped some charges in the Project South corruption probe, but Toronto police officers will go directly to trial on the most serious allegations.
A massive sinkhole caused by a watermain break halted streetcar traffic in one of Toronto's busiest corridors Wednesday. TTC crews are assessing the damage.
A fire-throwing busker brought the night to life at BuskerFest in Woodbine Park. Full crowd, full energy.
Toronto rents dropped again last month overall, but multi-bedroom units are bucking the trend. One-bedrooms still falling, but if you need space, expect to pay more.
Brown and tan cat with white patch under chin found Sept 3 in L'Amoreaux North Park near Birchmount and McNicoll. Friendly, not microchipped, possibly male. Currently at finder's home. Contact /u/Agreeable-Ad-1457 on Reddit if this is your cat.
Someone found a baby squirrel, named it Peanut (and yes we know the reference), got it in a shoebox with warm socks for the night, and is searching for its mother tomorrow. Called 311 too.
A pair of young raccoons hanging out just south of Balfour Park on garbage day — someone's definitely got the shot.
Someone posted about Vaughan's pole advertisements feeling unexpectedly distinct from the rest of the GTA — those wondering whether they even belong there might get it.
The Canadian Armed Forces Snowbirds flew their final farewell over Toronto Tuesday afternoon, circling the CN Tower multiple times before heading out. Their end-of-season departure marks the end of their air show run.
City's still working through thousands of service requests after last week's 100-year storm. If you've got debris, flooding, or power issues to report, the backlog's real.
Someone hit up the Canadian National Exhibition for the first time during Labour Day weekend (September 6) and said it was absolutely jam packed. Classic CNE move.
Reddit's monthly Toronto hidden gems megathread is live — locals sharing spots worth checking out across the city. Thread relaxes promo rules so residents can just point each other to real finds.
The nominees for this year's Toronto Book Award are in: Cherry Beach by Don Gillmor, Fatal Confession by Carolyn Strange, Good Guys by Sharon Bala, Property by Kate Cayley, and You Started It by Jackie Khalilieh. All the authors are showing up at Word on the Street.
The Snowbirds wrapped their last-ever air show run over the city. Residents posted goodbye shots from the harbour, the islands, and rooftops across downtown. End of an era.
Canadian International Air Show at Sunnyside Beach yesterday was a great end to summer. People were stoked, and the CP-140 Aurora flyby was the one everyone's talking about.
Found washed up along the lakeshore: Cooksville bricks manufactured at Dundas and Mavis in Mississauga roughly between the 1920s and 1940s. They built much of old Toronto before demolition rubble got repurposed for waterfront erosion control. History just sitting on the rocks.
A guy walked into Krispie Kreme at Dundas and Church and bought a 6-pack of donuts for a woman who'd been asking for change outside. Small moment, bigger vibe.
