Reddit pulse / page 3
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
A new Lego store opened at Eaton Centre and locals are already posting pictures from inside. If you're into bricks, it's the spot to kill an afternoon downtown.
Fall on the U of T campus right now is painting everything orange and gold. Trees are at peak colour, students are everywhere, the vibe is unmissable.
A Reddit user shared a photo of the CN Tower in a Thanos gauntlet moment — pre-AI era art that's hitting way different now. Nostalgic Toronto vibes.
The Victory Soya Mills Silos in the Portlands are sitting abandoned, but since they're a historical site they can't be torn down. People on Reddit are wondering what the city's actually doing with them — could be an event space, a marketplace, maybe some public art.
New Thai spot Bar Khao just opened on Ossington with a natural wine list that's got people lining up. Fresh takes on Thai food paired with obscure wines you won't find everywhere.
John Tory's got concerns about Brad Bradford's Toronto Water plan — says it'd cost way more to borrow, and you lose control when you hand it to a corporation, even a public one. "If the water turns on, it's clean, it's safe, it's the best amongst North America," he said.
Someone spotted a buck just hanging out at Park Lawn Cemetery in Etobicoke. One of those moments that reminds you the city's got wildlife.
autumn moon was wild over the cn tower last night — the kind of moment that makes you remember why you live here.
dvp southbound was crawling earlier but cleared up fast — if you're heading that way tomorrow, give yourself extra time.
the dog fountain sculpture in berczy park has disappeared — locals are asking what happened to it.
Olivia Chow was greeting people outside the Walmart entrance at Dufferin Mall on Saturday evening. Campaign mode or just shopping — either way, someone spotted her.
Someone on Reddit posted a photo of Toronto taken from the ISS. The whole city from space, and yeah, you can make out the landmarks.
Someone posted "Big bird coming back" and apparently this is a regular thing now — people in r/toronto are becoming friends with a large bird somewhere in the city.
Someone shared a City of Toronto Archives photo from 1953 of Power Food Store at 2055 Danforth Avenue near Woodbine. Neighborhood history in one storefront.
Someone painted possibly the most Toronto piece of sidewalk graffiti ever spotted on Bloor Street West. The internet agrees it's peak local.
Someone's got two free tickets to Runway Reels at Downsview tonight — they're showing Beetlejuice at the drive-in popup. Hit up /u/DoWotMate on Reddit if you want them.
Six police officers with rifles showed up at Riverdale High School Friday afternoon. No official word yet on what triggered the response — Reddit's still looking for details.
A Toronto Today thread is mapping out election day in Ward 12 — the 2022 race where only 94 votes split the winner and runner-up. Tight races everywhere this year.
Someone on r/toronto just put up a post called 'Sunny fall,' and honestly that's the whole mood right now. Short title, no fuss, but it's the kind of thing you read on your lunch break and suddenly feel better about the week.
Cycle Toronto, TEA and TTCriders say Chow answered every survey they sent mayoral candidates. Bradford's campaign didn't reply to any of them, per an op-ed on r/toronto.
