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Small Toronto-area condos are depreciating at nearly double the rate of larger units, a sign of shifting buyer preferences and deeper structural pressure in the condo market.

Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford both showed up at the Toronto Marathon on Saturday to campaign — both hoping to turn morning runners into voters before October 26.

Waymo's self-driving taxi service is starting to map Toronto streets in the coming days. No launch date or details yet, but the robots are coming to the 6ix.

Grandfather and granddaughter just transformed a rooftop overlooking the CN Tower into a green-and-white balloon paradise for Pakistani Independence Day. Whole project caught on video.

Canada's Coffee Culture Festival 2026 is on at Design Exchange (234 Bay St.) through Sunday with free admission. Specialty coffee roasters, latte art competition, and local cafés all under one roof — if you're into coffee, it's worth the stop.

Raptors took on the Pistons Friday night, October 16, in the 2026-27 regular season opener. full game highlights dropped on YouTube if you missed the action.

Toronto's GDP jumped from $43 billion in 1980 to roughly $440 billion in 2026. that's about 10x growth in 46 years.

The Leslie Street Spit—now Tommy Thompson Park—was constructed out of broken concrete, bricks, and dirt when the shipping boom never happened. Nature colonized the waste, turning construction leftovers into Toronto's most unexpected wildlife refuge.

Bready Cafe on King West is running happy hour after 5pm with $6 cocktails and $7 paninis. They make their sourdough with no sugar, oil or additives, and you can get eggs benny any time of day.

Key stretch of Toronto's busiest commuter rail line shuts down all weekend. Plan your Bloor commute accordingly.

Kawhi Leonard dropped 21 points in just 17 minutes in his return to Toronto. Raptors preseason game and the city's already buzzing about what he means for the season.

The city charges builders 10% of an appraisal no bank would ever give them for parkland fees, then the money just sits. Billions of dollars unspent for 10–20 years. Toronto's parks infrastructure funding is broken.

Viral web series SubwayTakes just released its first Toronto episode. The show films New Yorkers and now Torontonians saying wild things on transit—pure unfiltered city energy.

A group of police officers was spotted gathered outside the Cineplex cinema at CF Toronto Eaton Centre, with several standing across the roadway while pedestrians watched. The exact reason for the police presence hasn't been confirmed.

Evana Cafe & Lounge just dropped a mochi crème brûlée danish and creators are heading downtown to try it. Spot's at 334 Dundas St W, five-minute walk from St Patrick Station.

Toronto creators are posting dashcam clips of chaotic downtown driving, and the comment sections are blowing up. Bad drivers, close calls, total mayhem—it's peak rush hour content.

A Toronto bus driver covered "I'll Never Break Your Heart" and uploaded it—genuinely good vocals, hundreds of views already. Peak commute entertainment.

Sidhu Moose Wala's hologram show went live and fans are absolutely showing up. Backstage clips are already circulating—the production's massive.

Pancer's Original Deli on the outskirts is still the most iconic Jewish deli in Toronto — and maybe all of Canada. John Candy's spot. New York food creators are comparing it to the best NYC delis.

Aerial footage shot October 2 from a plane landing shows the whole GTA — Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Lake Ontario waterfront — painted in early fall colours. The city looks incredible from up there.