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Toronto creator just launched DCT Eats The World—dropping videos hitting Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, and Vancouver for hidden gems and local food challenges. Already getting thousands of views on the opener.

BB.Q Chicken Toronto location is blowing up—people can't stop posting about the Korean fried chicken. If you haven't tried it yet, it's worth the trip.

Toronto went wild when Canada scored the third goal against Qatar Thursday night. Streets filled with celebrations, flags everywhere. The energy is still electric across the city.

Zellers reopened in Toronto and people are getting nostalgic inside. reporters took a tour. If you missed the department store the first time around, here's a look at what's back.

Ghana fans at Toronto Eaton Centre absolutely lost it when that stoppage-time goal went in. Place was packed and the celebration was unreal.

The Harbourfront is buzzing with World Cup crowds and the energy is real. If you haven't checked out the fan zones yet, this is the weekend to go.

Panama fans packed downtown Toronto tonight for the Ghana match — streets basically taken over. World Cup energy rn is unreal.

back in 1985, the canadian government tried to stop jamaican bakeries from calling their beef patties "patties." wild story of how that actually got resolved

International media outlets are covering allegations that Toronto is pushing out its homeless population ahead of FIFA World Cup matches. Police and security accused of using violence to displace unhoused people.

Hundreds of Ghanaian supporters gathered outside a downtown hotel Monday night to welcome Ghana's national team to Toronto ahead of Wednesday's World Cup match against Panama. When the team bus pulled in around 6 p.m., fans erupted — and the team's former captain Asamoah Gyan even joined supporters for a jama celebration outside. The energy's carrying through to the match.

Rosalía's Lux Tour stop at Scotiabank Arena was theatrical from start to finish — live orchestra, intricate choreography, visuals that hit hard. Every moment felt intentional.

Black Stars landed in Toronto — their squad is settling in ahead of the Panama match Wednesday. Final training happened in Rhode Island before the journey north.

Ridgeways halal grilled chicken on KetKoot is having a moment—viral on social media and people are lining up in Mississauga to try it.

Taste of Little Italy is taking over Toronto streets with dance parties. The festival is turning the neighbourhood into a full vibe right now.

A 4K walking tour of downtown Toronto as a FIFA World Cup host city just dropped and it's blowing up—beautiful shots of the city dressed up for the tournament.

The FIFA Fan Festival and watch parties are packed right now. Dance, food, flags everywhere — the city's fully locked in for the tournament. If you haven't checked out Rendezviews or the fan zone yet, the energy's infectious.

Creator hit Toronto's most diverse neighbourhood and ate through multiple cuisines in one go. The food tour is a whole vibe.

Someone's documenting Percy Street's row houses through the decades. The before-and-after captures how much the neighbourhood's changed.

Canada's first floating soccer field is now part of Toronto's FIFA 2026 Waterfront Fan Experience. Check it out if you're hitting the waterfront this week.

Bosnian supporters showing up in T.O. with the Armija BiH flag, bringing the energy as World Cup squads roll into town.