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Chow and Bradford are picking up more endorsements as the campaign winds down. A Reddit post is asking whether any of them actually matter.
On Sunday the setting sun will align almost perfectly with most east/west streets across the city. Beautiful sunsets, but watch out on the roads.
A Reddit poster spotted someone waving a caulking tool on top of the CN Tower Friday. Everything was safely tethered, no need to worry.
Sugar Maple took the crown with 4,549 votes in Toronto's Tree of the Year poll. Red Oak came second with 2,036 votes. Over 10,000 ballots were cast.
Bike Share is the move for exploring Scarborough. Route: Thomson Memorial Park through Highland Creek Trail (detour around the golf course) to Morningside Park, down to the lake and Port Union Waterfront Trail.
a visitor wrapped up six weeks photographing Toronto and loved every walk. they shared the first four weeks here and are posting more on Instagram @johnphotoslife.
Cycle TO's giving away free lawn signs to show support for safe cycling infrastructure. Grab yours at cycleto.ca/sign.
New poll shows 64% of Toronto residents say traffic and road maintenance are bad or terrible. Commute frustration is hitting different this year.
Someone broke down Toronto's voting patterns into five zones using 2023 and 2025 election data—Progressive Core, Soft-Left Belt, Civic Liberals, Suburban Conservatives, and Low-turnout Suburbanites. Each has distinct voting patterns and demographics.
Fall foliage photos of Toronto from the sky are going viral on Reddit right now. The city's looking different from above this season.
Renters, cyclists, and environmentalists say Brad Bradford's campaign isn't engaging with their surveys. Community groups pointing out the silence as election day approaches.
West end residents are posting gorgeous film-style pictures from around the neighbourhood. That nostalgic grain and colour palette is all over the feed right now.
Cyclists are staging a sit-in right now at Bloor to stop construction crews from ripping up the bike lanes. The blockade is slowing removal work as protesters make their stand.
As voting day nears, Toronto's mayoral race between Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford is drawing even. Both candidates are making last pushes on signature issues — water bills, housing, transit — heading into the October 26 vote.
A large fire broke out on a bus at Front and John Street in downtown Toronto late Wednesday. Video of the flames spread across social media, with the incident drawing emergency response. Stay safe if you're in the area.
Educators, students, families and allies are gathering at Queen's Park this Saturday at 1pm to rally for public education. Organizers say the government has cut $6.5 billion from education since 2018 despite claiming record funding levels, and are working without contracts. A strong turnout, they say, helps avoid a strike by sending a message of public support.
Waymo's bringing self-driving cars to Toronto, but people are already asking if the city learned from letting Uber and Airbnb get too big to regulate first.
Protestors sent a full truck of deconstruction machinery home last night. Whatever's being torn down, the neighbourhood's making its voice heard.
Mt. Toronto (the snowpile at Downsview) made it almost to Halloween this year — a new record since people have been tracking it. Winter's keeping us on our toes.
Odessa Paloma Parker just dropped out of the Toronto mayor race and is endorsing Olivia Chow. she was worried about a Brad Bradford win.
