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Someone's heading out to dive the Sligo shipwreck in Humber Bay this morning. If you've ever wanted to explore a wreck just off the harbour, this is peak Toronto.

Over 1,000 cyclists rode Critical Mass last night and when a fire truck needed through, all of them pulled to the side instantly. Bikes are way more agile than cars.

Someone's 14 days into a Toronto-to-Montreal walk and just passed 400km. The Waterfront Trail keeps going and going.

A fox was spotted herding geese on a Toronto road. Nature's got different priorities than we do.

Niagara Street is the spot to be hanging out rn. Posts coming in all day about it.

A Newmarket couple got engaged on the island today. Someone caught a candid shot with their pro photographer and posted hoping they'd find it — that's the kind of vibe Toronto's running on right now.

Hundreds of cyclists packed Danforth Ave tonight for a bike lane rally. Pretty awesome turnout if you're watching the city take cycling seriously.

Spotted a hot dog stand with actual seating, ashtrays, and positioned adjacent to an alley—people are calling it the most hilarious and somehow upscale street food setup in the city.

Toronto Public Library just posted a thread of ten rare CNE artifacts—a cat show catalogue from 1906 with gems like Flipperty Jinks and Sir Roger, a commemorative coin from the fair's semi-centennial in 1884. The CNE archive is apparently a treasure trove, and they're asking if there's a collection of the wild food from over the years.

Someone caught the lunar eclipse Friday morning with the moon hanging over Lake Ontario from South Etobicoke—clear sky, perfect angle, no edits.

full moon reflecting over Lake Ontario last night was stunning — if you missed it, there's still plenty of moon-over-water moments coming as we head into fall.

photographer rode the TTC just to shoot stations on film after moving away from downtown — Dupont and Eglinton West were standouts, plus the modern stops way north have these huge unique spaces above the platforms. architectural diversity you don't notice when you're just trying to get somewhere.

someone brought a telescope to Riverdale Park and caught the eclipse with a bunch of random people — saw Saturn and Titan too. fun fact: Titan has its own Lake Ontario (it's called Ontario Lacus, a hydrocarbon lake). wild night.

Redditors are flooding the feed with shots of Lake Ontario—sunrise, sunset, golden hour, storm light. The lake's having a moment.

Mike Myers was spotted dancing in a TTC subway station. All it needs is a raccoon.

Someone on r/toronto posted photos of Lake Ontario across four seasons, day and night, and the thread's full of people stopping to appreciate just how beautiful our lake is.

The harvest moon over Marie Curtis Park was incredible last night — locals posting photos and saying it was one of those unreal Toronto moments.

A photographer posted the back of City Hall from a totally different angle and it's stunning — most of us never see it from that perspective.

The fog that swept across the Island on Wednesday had everyone posting photos. That kind of atmospheric moment.

Someone caught a great heron moment at Rouge Park. The kind of wildlife sighting that reminds you why the parks exist.