Reddit pulse / page 33
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
a UK family spent $10K flying to Toronto for World Cup games but couldn't get tickets to a single match. they're here for the vibe anyway.
a couple got married at Bathurst station where they first met two years ago. everyone's not cutting onions, YOU'RE cutting onions.
downtown Toronto has a whole new map showing the core districts. locals are already debating which neighborhoods actually belong where.
First official Lego store downtown is replacing Rodd & Gunn near the southern Queen St entrance. Next closest locations are Yorkdale and Fairview.
Urban development is unearthing Toronto's ancient past. New finds highlighting the Indigenous history buried beneath the city.
New TTC digital screens showing next-bus arrivals are rolling out at busy stops this summer. Just spotted one at Dundas W and Keele with an accessibility button.
Do West Fest on Saturday was packed—crowd was crushing, couldn't breathe moving through. people got their phones stolen. and way too many high school kids everywhere.
rip Ontario Science Centre. a year ago today it closed with no warning. for gen z it wasn't just a museum—it was a place designed for discovery. feels like we lost something that can't be replaced.
DJ Matt C broke down how Industry became a legend — the whole chain from RPM to Comfort Zone to Charles Khabouth and San Francisco's The Endup. Classic Toronto club history.
Saturday was glorious. City looked unreal from the East-West Shuttle all the way to the Spit with that sun out. Reddit's full of photos from people catching it.
Someone's made a deep dive into why Toronto's streetcars are painfully slow. The video's blown up on Reddit — apparently there's actual structural reasons behind the creep-speed everyone complains about.
Behind-the-scenes look at the Lassonde Art Trail dropped — it's shaping up as Toronto's go-to for outdoor contemporary art installations.
Harbourfront's hitting that weird vibe where it feels packed with energy but also like a ghost town at the same time. Reddit's buzzing about it.
Toronto beaches are officially open for the season. Water's ready, lifeguards are posted, and summer starts now.
A Toronto councillor under OPP investigation just recused himself from more Scarborough development decisions. Ongoing questions about conflict of interest.
A double rainbow appeared over RBC Amphitheatre during a show Sunday and people are still posting photos. Summer light show nobody planned for.
Hate posters are showing up along the Waterfront Trail near Humber Bay Shores and Sunnyside. If you see them, locals are asking people to take them down.
The Yonge/Queen Hudson's Bay closed its doors for the last time at the end of May. Locals posted photos from the final days — a landmark retail moment after generations of shoppers.
mc flipside dropped a video on toronto's rave scene and where electronic music's headed. little bit of local history in there.
canadian warehouse workers just got the first-ever union contract with walmart. historic move for the chain north of the border.
