Reddit pulse / page 24
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Someone found a sweet, friendly cat on their stoop at Dundas and Dufferin tonight. If this is yours or you recognize them, check the post.
Locals are calling out the gap: we've got the diversity but not the carts. Imagine NYC-style halal and breakfast vendors around Union Station, Yonge-Dundas, King & Bay, and near U of T. Fresh pita, egg and cheese sandwiches, bagels — the stuff that makes a city run.
Tomorrow, August 28, is Toronto's final post-8 p.m. sunset of the year. After that it's the long slide into shorter days and another long winter. Squeeze in those patios and evening walks while you can.
Friday rush hour at Bloor and the bike lanes are doing fine. Cyclists are keeping to their space, traffic's moving, and there's no justification to rip them out. This is what it actually looks like.
Chow on the trade tensions: Canada's getting viciously attacked and we have to solve this. Toronto's top voice weighing in as the tariff standoff with the U.S. heats up.
The woman behind the viral giant motor home parking saga broke her silence. She's tired of being harassed over the oversized vehicle and wants the tickets to stop.
Leafs fans are losing it over the cost of season tickets. MLSE has responded but the frustration isn't easing anytime soon.
A car fell into a sinkhole in East York while crews were repairing a broken water main. It's the second major sinkhole incident affecting the city in days.
Community's weighing in on the Church Street pedestrianization project — locals sharing thoughts on what it means for the neighbourhood's vibe and accessibility.
Someone posted a throwback photo of Pacific Mall from 2007 and Toronto's remembering when it wasn't all claw machines and phone cases. The nostalgia is real.
Project calling for 2SLGBTQIA people to share their stories about The 519 — one man's tale of growing up with queer elders is sparking conversation on Reddit.
Brampton farmers are bringing Punjabi kitchens directly to you — fresh produce from the farm plus online orders of prepared dishes. Supporting local food, keeping farming jobs in the GTA.
Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford is stepping back from a small-business advocate he'd been working with over controversial online posts. The distancing comes as the race heats up ahead of the October election.
Toronto's got the Raptors, Maple Leafs, and TFC — and the Aces, Maple Leafs women's team, and Angel City FC mean the city's one of only three in North America with professional women's teams across all three sports. We're in rare company.
Two Toronto venues both bear the Rogers name and people are getting their wires crossed trying to book tickets. Confusion is real, and concert-goers are frustrated.
uoft students looking for affordable piercings near Yorkville are asking where to go. exotix comes up but pricing questions linger — need budget-friendly spots doing appointment-only for multiples.
Dog days of summer are real — someone captured Fozzie having a moment of pure peace at the Beaches. The kind of summer vibe everyone's after.
A TTC bus parked in Ronce with nobody on it and 'Remy's bus' written on the side has people in the city wondering who Remy is and what's going on. The internet has questions.
A huge Toronto parking lot could soon become a $42M aquatic centre, and r/toronto is diving into the possibility.
A Toronto scientist is working with MLB pitchers to help them avoid career-ending elbow injuries. Real tech, real impact on the diamond.
