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Sunbeams are lighting up fall leaves across North York right now—if you haven't caught the peak colours yet, head out this week before they drop.
Police chief warns protesters blocking bike lane removals could face charges. Dozens have been camping at the sites to stop the Ford government's planned demolition of Toronto bike lanes.
Three Canadian Armed Forces members arrested after a violent abduction targeting someone's crypto assets. Toronto police say the suspects attempted to extract digital currency from the victim.
A TDSB supervisor's calendar leaked and it's pretty wild — more than twice as many meetings with the board's massive real estate division as with parent groups. That imbalance is raising questions about where priorities actually are.
Construction crews tasked with ripping out the Bloor Street bike lanes packed up and left Wednesday as protesters chanted "get home safe" at them. Showed up for a job, walked into a statement.
Nearly $350,000 has been bet on the Toronto mayoral election through a betting platform that's technically banned in Ontario. Wild that people are putting serious money on who runs the city next.
The Raptors absolutely blew out the Knicks 148-98 Tuesday night in their first preseason game in Toronto. Kawhi Leonard back and already looking like his old self — 21 points, everyone feeling it.
Hundreds showed up on Bloor Street West in Islington to protest the Ford government's bike lane removals starting at 8pm Tuesday. The crowd grew significantly over the hour. Construction vehicles are parked on Green Lane waiting to start work.
Poll finds more than a third of Toronto residents feel unsafe in their own neighbourhoods once the sun goes down. The number's sparking real conversation about what safety actually looks like in the city.
The CN Tower got hit with two direct lightning strikes this morning. Photos from balconies across the city are everywhere.
Ward 12 (St. Paul's) candidate David Cottrell is hosting an AMA on r/toronto tomorrow at 1 p.m. to discuss affordability, transit, safer public spaces, and his experience in federal politics and business. Tough questions welcome.
The Local's candidate tracker now includes TDSB trustee candidates alongside city councillor picks. Drop-down by ward shows who's running for your school board. No word yet on other school boards.
Terminal Link train is out for the whole week for service. Shuttle buses running but waits are brutal — 30+ minutes or longer. UP Express still works for Terminal 1, but getting between terminals is a nightmare. If you're flying this week, add hours to your travel time.
Folks are heading to the Humber River this afternoon to watch the salmon spawn. It's one of those perfect Toronto moments—nature right in the city.
The subreddit's talking about what Scarborough actually needs from the next mayor—and residents aren't settling for vague commitments this time around.
Toronto's subreddit is buzzing about what the next mayoral candidates should actually do to make the city more livable—and it's not just small talk.
Toronto's replacing warm white street lights with bright white LEDs and people are not happy about it. One new light on someone's block is already broken—flickering every two minutes.
Homicides at a 50-year low, shootings falling, robberies down — but most Torontonians think crime's getting worse. That disconnect is becoming a flashpoint in the mayoral race.
Someone caught lightning striking west toward Mississauga during Wednesday's thunderstorm from their balcony. Raw power right there.
Photographer captured the TTC's red streetcars zipping through Spadina Station at night. The lighting, architecture, and that constant motion — it's the vibe that makes the city move.
