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If you haven't been inside Osgoode Hall's library, you're missing an ethereal escape right in the heart of Toronto. Books, light, and aesthetic in one place.

Toronto Jazz Festival delivered on a beautiful summer evening—great music, amazing vibes. The kind of night that reminds you why summer in the city slaps.

top spots for jamaican patties rn: patty time, p jay's, pattie world bakery, randy's takeout. if you know, you know — cheap eats, legit flaky crust.

drake pulled up to karol g's show in toronto last night — whole crowd lost it. cn tower in the background made it peak toronto energy.

Blue Jays player Ernie Clement made a play that looked exactly as planned — or at least that's the joke circulating after the latest game. The clip is everywhere.

A creator caught an extremely close view of a WestJet Boeing 737-800 on the tarmac at Toronto Pearson. The plane fills the frame — if you've ever wondered what it's like standing near a jet as it powers up, this is it.

That Shanghai viral -86°C dirty latte everyone's been talking about is now at A.M. COFFEE in Toronto. The temps are wild, the aesthetic is colder.

Eugenio Ciarlandini has been pulling Toronto's retired street signs and reselling them for the past six years. He recently talked to Metro Morning about the collection.

Someone caught a concert in the abandoned Lower Bay subway station. It's a whole thing now—people are actually performing in that decommissioned TTC stop.

The U.S. Consulate in Toronto was targeted by gunfire again. A former CSIS analyst says the attack appears to be sending a message, marking a second incident at the location in 2026.

Toronto police are investigating after two Jewish-owned Kiva's Bagel Bar locations were targeted in separate incidents on Sunday. Both incidents are being treated as suspected hate-motivated attacks.

Toronto Fire Chief Jim Jessop is sounding the alarm about a growing number of explosions and fires caused by faulty lithium-ion batteries. The trend is causing serious concern at the fire service.

Matcha lovers, Kith Treats Toronto has dropped limited-time Japanese tea soft serves. Worth tracking down before they're gone.

Happy Lamb Hot Pot in Chinatown's running an AYCE happy hour from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. — all-you-can-eat hot pot for under twenty bucks.

Thousands filled Ossington Avenue for the summer street festival. Live performances, food, and energy running from Dundas to Queen.

Two locations of Jewish-owned Kiva's Bagel Bar were targeted overnight. Toronto police are investigating the incidents as hate crimes.

As Toronto faces extreme summer heat, a new canopy map shows which neighborhoods have the most shade trees and which ones are left behind. Equity gap in cooling resources across the city.

Thousands of triathletes flooded Toronto's highways and harbourfront Sunday morning for one of the most physically demanding sporting events. The city transformed into a race course with swimmers, cyclists, and runners everywhere.

Toronto creators are exploring why the city keeps producing the world's biggest music industry players. Content creators diving into the local music ecosystem and its global reach.

A drone video posted this weekend captures Bluffer's Park in Scarborough from above — dramatic white cliffs, turquoise lake water, and peaceful shoreline. One of Toronto's most beautiful hidden gems, shot cinematically.