Newsroom / Toronto
Toronto news, summarized with attribution.
Rendering 1-100 of 182 summaries from 10 sources. TorontoList summarizes third-party reporting and always links to the original publisher; the reporting itself belongs to the source.
Category filters link to crawlable category pages. Use search to filter this page client-side, or the /api/news endpoint for paginated JSON.
How police balance surveillance with public safety in investigations like Project South
Some of the Toronto police officers charged in the Project South corruption probe were allegedly seen drinking and doing drugs in their vehicles while under surveillance. Determining when to intervene in these kinds of scenarios
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Alcohol is Canada’s biggest drug problem. So why aren’t people getting help?
Research shows alcohol causes more harm overall than any other drug in Canada. Some doctors and other advocates say people struggling with alcohol aren’t getting treatment options that are backed by science.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Blue Jays cap disappointing season with a win over Reds
Some memories were made Sunday as a season to forget came to a close for the Toronto Blue Jays. Max Scherzer was in vintage form and George Springer was feted as well in Toronto’s 5-1
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
Students explore Ontario university options amid OSAP changes
High school students and parents gathered at the Toronto Metro Convention Centre this weekend for the Ontario Universities' Fair. But, with recent OSAP changes reducing the amount of grant funding, there is now a higher
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Should Ontario ban energy drinks to those under 16? An expert and locals weigh in after Quebec’s law passes
What to know Should energy drinks be banned to those under the age of 16? Quebec just passed it as law, and we asked Torontonians... The post Should Ontario ban energy drinks to those under
Read the full report at NOW Toronto →
Police identify 2nd victim in separate vehicle fires within hours of each other in Etobicoke, Scarborough
Toronto police have identified a body that was found in a burning vehicle in Etobicoke last week shortly after another body was found in a burning vehicle in Scarborough.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
14 fallen Toronto firefighters honoured at memorial service
Toronto Fire honoured the lives of fallen firefighters Sunday, as 14 new names were added to the Memorial Honour Roll. Since 1848, a total of 367 Toronto firefighters have died in the line of duty,
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Walmart says it’s not using personal information to set prices as it expands digital shelf labels
NEW YORK (AP) — Walmart is aiming to assuage customers' fears about its new pricing technology as it rolls out digital price labels at its stores.
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
Second of 2 bodies found in burned out vehicles at opposite ends of GTA identified
Toronto police have identified the second of two people whose bodies were discovered inside separate burned-out vehicles at opposite ends of the city last week.
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
‘Imagine if we won the cup this year’: Harold Ballard’s former Woodycrest home in Etobicoke demolished
What to know The former home of highly controversial Maple Leafs owner Harold Ballard, was demolished earlier this week, possibly ending what Toronto Maple Leafs... The post ‘Imagine if we won the cup this year’:
Read the full report at NOW Toronto →
Maple Leafs sign defenceman Nick Blankenburg to 1-year deal
The Toronto Maple Leafs have added to their back line depth, inking defenceman Nick Blankenburg to a one-year contract.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Maple Leafs sign defenceman Blankenburg
The Toronto Maple Leafs have added to their back line depth, inking defenceman Nick Blankenburg to a one-year contract.
Read the full report at Global News Toronto →
‘Our members want fair, negotiated contracts’: All major Ontario education unions are holding strike votes in November
What to know Every major education union in Ontario will be holding strike votes in November as talks with the province are currently stalled. The... The post ‘Our members want fair, negotiated contracts’: All major
Read the full report at NOW Toronto →
Mexico’s Baja California braces for major Hurricane Polo as Hurricane Nolo still threatens Hawaii
HILO, Hawaii (AP) — Hurricane Nolo edged further away from the Hawaiian Islands on Sunday as major Hurricane Polo bore down on Mexico's Baja California peninsula with a threat of storm surge, high winds and
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
Police memorial recognizes six officers killed in the line of duty in 2026
OTTAWA — Canadian flags were at half-mast and the skirl of bagpipes rung out as hundreds of police officers marched onto the lawn on Parliament Hill to honour those who have fallen in the line
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
Shapovalov defeats France's Mannarino to reach semifinals at Chengdu Open
Canada's Denis Shapovalov is through to the semifinals at the Chengdu Open after downing Adrian Mannarino of France 6-7(6), 6-3, 6-2 in the quarterfinals on Sunday in Chengdu, China.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
‘Avengers: Endgame’ retakes box office crown; Robert Pattinson drives sales for ‘Primetime’
NEW YORK (AP) — Seven years after becoming the second-highest grossing film ever, “Avengers: Endgame” returned to the No. 1 spot at the box office in a victory lap for Marvel and an appetizer for
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
Poilievre urges tax cuts to make diesel fuel more affordable, ensure future supplies
OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is pitching a plan to cut federal taxes on diesel fuel and help ensure Canada has affordable supplies of the fuel in the future.
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
‘Part of my world flew away to heaven’: Tributes pour in as victims of helicopter crash outside Montreal identified
A day after a helicopter crash on Montreal’s South Shore killed four people, their identities were revealed by family members and friends paying their tributes on social media Sunday. According to the provincial police agency
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
A'ja Wilson wins AP WNBA Player of the Year for 3rd straight year; Angel Reese top defensive player
A'ja Wilson is in a class by herself, winning the AP's WNBA Player of the Year award for an unprecedented third straight year.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Nuit Blanche Toronto celebrates 20 years with more than 70 free artworks overnight
What to know Toronto is getting an all-night art takeover. Nuit Blanche Toronto returns October 3 from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., bringing more than... The post Nuit Blanche Toronto celebrates 20 years with more
Read the full report at NOW Toronto →
North Atlantic right whales at greater risk of collision with boats at night: study
HALIFAX — A recent study has found that critically endangered North Atlantic right whales are feeding closer to the ocean’s surface at night, increasing their risk of being struck by boats.
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
German town sparks outrage as far-right and conservatives rally against Holocaust memorial plaques
GENEVA (AP) — A decision by a city council in in eastern Germany to halt the laying of memorial plaques that honor Holocaust victims has sparked outrage, not least because some of Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
Brampton crash sends car into a ravine, killing man in his 60s
A man in his 60s was killed during a car crash that sent one vehicle into a ravine early Sunday morning, according to Peel Regional Police. Emergency crews were called to the area of Queen
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
Man in his 60s dead after crash in Brampton: Peel police
A man in his 60s has died after a two-vehicle crash in Brampton on Sunday morning, Peel police said.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Powerful nor’easter floods Northeast again, causing problems from New Jersey to New England
BOSTON (AP) — Residents of coastal communities in the Northeast slogged through floodwaters for a second day as a powerful nor’easter pummeled the shoreline Sunday, knocking out power to tens of thousands of homes.
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
Canada’s premiers tight-lipped on constitutional changes in Alberta referendum
Albertans will vote on several proposals, including three of which would likely require the support of more than half of Canada's legislatures.
Read the full report at Global News Toronto →
Man stabbed in North York overnight
Toronto police are investigating after a man showed up to a local hospital suffering from stab wounds. According to detectives, the man was stabbed in North York, near Wilson Avenue and Jane Street, just before
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
Man in 30s dead after motorcycle crash in Toronto: police
A 34-year-old man has died after a motorcycle crash in Toronto early Sunday morning, police said.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Speed was a factor in deadly motorcycle crash on Sunday: Toronto police
Toronto police are investigating after a 34-year-old man was killed in a motorcycle crash early Sunday morning. Emergency crews were called to the Parkdale area, near Lake Shore Boulevard and British Columbia Road just before
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
David goal stands up as Canada beats Chile 1-0 in men's soccer friendly in Toronto
The Canadian men's soccer team kicked off a new four-year cycle in style Saturday night with a 1-0 win over Chile in a chippy international friendly at BMO Field in Toronto.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
57-year-old man dead, 1 arrested after stabbing in North York: police
A 57-year-old man is dead after a stabbing in North York on Saturday night, Toronto police said.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Premiers keeping cards close on constitutional changes pitched in Alberta referendum
EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's counterparts across the country are keeping their cards close to their chest on where they stand on the major constitutional reforms Smith is sending to a provincewide vote next
Read the full report at CityNews Toronto →
‘It’s a nightmare’: ACORN calls on Ontario government to repeal Bill 60 rental rules amid eviction concerns
What to know The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) Canada is calling on the Ontario government to take back a series of... The post ‘It’s a nightmare’: ACORN calls on Ontario government
Read the full report at NOW Toronto →
York Region says Ontario underfunds its community services by $450 million annually
Community services in York Region are facing a "significant shortfall" due to receiving less funding from the Ontario government compared to other large municipalities for several years, according to a new report commissined by the
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Elks outlast Ticats 37-35 in overtime
The Edmonton Elks made the Hamilton Tiger-Cats' playoff elimination sting just a little bit more than usual on Saturday.
Read the full report at Global News Toronto →
AFC Toronto earns NSL playoff berth with 3-0 win over Rapid
Lena Silano scored twice for AFC Toronto in a 3-0 blanking of Ottawa Rapid FC in the Northern Super League on Saturday at York Lions Stadium in Toronto.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Burlington woman facing 65 new charges over slew of incidents at hospitals across Ontario: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police say a 34-year-old woman who was first arrested in May following complaints of theft and fraud at an Orillia hospital is now facing 65 new charges.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Family of man killed in police-involved shooting calls for answers in protest at Toronto police headquarters
The family of a 19-year-old man killed in a police-involved shooting in August protested outside Toronto police headquarters Saturday, calling for information about what led to the incident.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
‘I would love to see Toby’: Feist searches for long-lost high school bandmate
What to know Feist asks “Universe” to help find high school bandmate during Ross Golan’s podcast for her Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame induction. American... The post ‘I would love to see Toby’: Feist searches
Read the full report at NOW Toronto →
Blue Jays' Scherzer delays retirement decision until off-season
Max Scherzer told media Saturday that he will wait until the off-season to decide if he'll retire or play another season of Major League Baseball.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Astrology meets attraction: These zodiac signs apparently have the highest sex drives, but Torontonians aren’t so sure
What to know The stars have spoken, and apparently, they have a lot to say about who’s horny. A Hidden survey revealed a list based... The post Astrology meets attraction: These zodiac signs apparently have
Read the full report at NOW Toronto →
Daily Bread Food Bank stocking up for annual thanksgiving food drive
The Daily Bread Food Bank is stocking up for their annual thanksgiving food drive. They're aiming to collect 185,000 pounds of food donations by the end of October. The Toronto food bank partnered with Purolator
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Founder Molly Johnson on why Kensington Market Jazz Festival refuses to get bigger
While the final weekend of the Toronto International Film Festival sharply separated fans from movie stars, a few blocks away, the 11th annual Kensington Market... The post Founder Molly Johnson on why Kensington Market Jazz
Read the full report at NOW Toronto →
Ont. woman accused of stealing from hospital staff, patients faces dozens of charges
Police say their major crime unit is still investigating and believe there are more victims who were patients, visitors, and staff members at various hospitals.
Read the full report at Global News Toronto →
2 teens charged with murder in connection to pedestrian collision that killed 16-year-old
Two teens from Guelph, Ont. are facing second-degree murder charges in connection to a fatal pedestrian collision last weekend that claimed the life of 16-year-old boy.
Read the full report at Global News Toronto →
From local poetry to romantasy, here’s your guide to Toronto’s annual book festival The Word On The Street
What to know A free book festival is bringing Canadian writers, poetry and plenty of new reads to downtown Toronto this weekend. The Word On... The post From local poetry to romantasy, here’s your guide
Read the full report at NOW Toronto →
What Canada's wastewater reveals about drug use in 8 cities
New StatCan data shows sharply different drug-use patterns across eight Canadian cities, with methamphetamine elevated in parts of the Prairies and Moncton, cocaine comparatively high in Halifax and fentanyl highest in Metro Vancouver.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Durham Region to hold 1st community event celebrating newcomers on Saturday
Durham Region is hosting its first community event on Saturday to celebrate the contributions newcomers make to the region.
Read the full report at CBC Toronto →
Argos come up big late to beat Bombers 30-28
Janarion Grant is known for his talented feet, but it was his arm that was responsible for a key play in the Toronto Argonauts' 30-28 victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday.
Read the full report at Global News Toronto →
REVIEW: ‘Onwards and Sideways’ is a heartwarming story that doesn’t shy away from Parkinson’s disease
What to know Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This review contains some spoilers from the film Onwards and Sideways. I didn’t expect a film about Parkinson’s disease to... The post REVIEW: ‘Onwards and Sideways’ is a heartwarming story
Read the full report at NOW Toronto →
Toronto man pleads guilty to manslaughter after fellow arsonist accidentally dies in fire
A Toronto man pleaded guilty to manslaughter and arson after a fellow arsonist died in a Scarborough restaurant fire while the trio was allegedly setting it ablaze.
Read the full report at Global News Toronto →
Veteran OPP sergeant charged following child sexual exploitation investigation
An OPP sergeant with 28 years of service faces child sexual abuse material charges after a police investigation in Alliston, Ont.
Read the full report at Global News Toronto →
Nine Islamic schools on high alert after email threatening ‘slaughter’ of Muslims
The Muslim Association of Canada says nine schools it operates across Canada are on high alert after the schools received an email this week threatening violence against Muslims.
Read the full report at Global News Toronto →
Interview With Nikolina Jerić: Why Ontario’s Online Casino Market Is Unlike Any Other in Canada
Nikolina Jerić has reviewed online casinos across Canada, the United States, and several European markets. What she finds when she compares them isn’t always what players expect. And Ontario, as it turns out, occupies an
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
New comedy series ‘Slo Pitch’ is about to be TV’s next big queer sports hit
Canadian TV is on a roll: lest you feared Heated Rivalry was a one-hit wonder, there’s a new queer sports show in town, and it’s hilarious, irreverent and deliberately “failing” at being sexy (no shower
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Mississauga woman faces upgraded murder charge after stabbing victim dies
A Mississauga woman has been charged with second-degree murder after the victim of a stabbing died in hospital days later.
Read the full report at Global News Toronto →
Alicia Keys’ ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ brings the heat to Toronto
There was a moment at last night’s opening of Hell’s Kitchen at the Ed Mirvish Theatre, and it left the room shook. The Alicia Keys jukebox musical has landed in Toronto for an extended stay
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Korea’s No. 2 bakery chain just opened in Toronto and the pastries look unreal
One of South Korea’s biggest bakery chains has quietly opened inside the new H Mart in North York last Thursday, bringing its signature French-style baking and Korean-inspired flavours to Toronto for the first time. Even
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
A new multi-story caviar and truffle bar just opened in this hidden Yorkville space
Kasra Khorramnejad and Afton Joy Rentz have a passion for the finer things in life, and they dreamed of sharing it with their community. So they’ve opened Salt & Sand, a Yorkville restaurant that spotlights
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
The Toronto Zoo’s adorable new baby wombat needs a name, and you can help choose it
Just a few weeks after announcing the birth of its adorable pygmy hippo calf, the Toronto Zoo has another super cute new resident, and this time, the zoo is asking the public to help give
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
11 of the best new restaurants to check out in Toronto this week
There’s always a new restaurant to try in Toronto, and this week’s lineup has everything from Thai street noodles and Greek comfort food to Indian street eats and caviar in Yorkville. These are 11 of
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow: What She’s Done and What She’s Promising in 2026
The post Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow: What She’s Done and What She’s Promising in 2026 appeared first on The Local .
Read the full report at The Local →
Brad Bradford, Toronto Mayoral Candidate, Campaigns For Change
The post Brad Bradford, Toronto Mayoral Candidate, Campaigns For Change appeared first on The Local .
Read the full report at The Local →
Candidate Tracker: Toronto Election 2026
The post Candidate Tracker: Toronto Election 2026 appeared first on The Local .
Read the full report at The Local →
Toronto Mayoral Candidates 2026
The post Toronto Mayoral Candidates 2026 appeared first on The Local .
Read the full report at The Local →
Ward 1 — Etobicoke North
The post Ward 1 — Etobicoke North appeared first on The Local .
Read the full report at The Local →
8 best things to do this weekend in Toronto
It’s somehow almost the end of September, and the final weekend of the month is packed with concerts, festivals and more. From a massive vintage sale to Just For Laughs and Weezer, here are the
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Kawhi Is Back in Toronto, So Is Ka’Wine & Dine
Watching and wondering when and if Kawhi Leonard would leave the Raptors after winning an NBA Championship in 2019 was something of a citywide activity. People tried a lot of gimmicks, but the most popular
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
The team behind DaiLo is opening a Chinese-Jewish restaurant in Toronto this fall
Toronto has no shortage of inventive fusion restaurants, but the teams behind DaiLo and Café Renée is bringing a combination you don’t see every day. Woodlyns, a Chinese-Jewish restaurant, is set to open near Bathurst
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Woodbine Mall is getting a neon-lit ’80s-inspired roller-skating rink this week
We still have a few more months until winter, so it’s a little too early to break out the ice skates. In the meantime, the most nostalgic ’80s-inspired indoor roller-skating rink is heading to Woodbine
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Promising Canadian gothic narrative roguelite Curse of Resthaven launches Oct. 29
Curse of Resthaven, a new gothic narrative rogue from Toronto’s Hilltop Studios, will launch on October 29 on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC and Mac. In a marked departure from Hilltop’s acclaimed debut game, the
Read the full report at MobileSyrup →
Back to School Without the Speed Cameras: What Parents Need to Know About the Law This September
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers For the first time since 2020, Toronto’s kids are walking back into school zones that have no automated speed cameras watching over them. The province ordered every
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Ontario’s only Two-Michelin-Star restaurant is just 90 minutes from Toronto
If you consider yourself a true local foodie, it’s time to gas up the car and point it toward Niagara. Toronto has no shortage of great restaurants, but one of Ontario’s biggest dining destinations is
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Blue Jays’ playoff hopes take another brutal hit as breakout rookie joins growing injury list
The Toronto Blue Jays are barely hanging on to their playoff hopes, and now one of the breakout stars of the team’s late-season push is sidelined at the worst possible time. Brett Bateman is out
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
OVO is teaming up with ‘Degrassi’ for a super nostalgic new apparel collection
If you grew up watching Degrassi and have always envied the school’s iconic blue-and-gold uniforms, you’re going to want to hear this. On Wednesday, October’s Very Own (OVO) launched an OVO x Degrassi Collection —
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
7 charming small towns to visit in Ontario for a ‘Gilmore Girls’-inspired day trip
Although Stars Hollow — where Gilmore Girls’ Rory and Lorelai live — is fictitious, the pilot episode was shot in Unionville, Ont., about an hour away from Toronto. There, you can visit Luke’s Diner, read
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Zero new Stars and a major loss: Everything that went down at Toronto’s 2026 Michelin ceremony
Toronto’s Michelin class of 2026 is officially here, and the biggest plot twist is actually what didn’t happen: not a single restaurant scored a brand new Star. The Michelin Guide unveiled its 2026 Toronto &
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Meet Ana Sani, the Toronto castaway on Survivor 51 premiering tonight
Toronto competitors have a good track record on the legendary reality-TV show Survivor including back-to-back champions in 2021 and 2022. Now, local voice actor Ana Sani is stepping out from behind the microphone and into
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
A 25-year-old chef just won a Michelin
When we met Andrew Golden last year, he was 24 and just opening Golden Horseshoe BBQ with his mom, Doris, hoping people would become as obsessed with barbecue as he was. One year later, that
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Blair Health secures $4.2 million to make specialized women’s care more accessible
Toronto startup aims to power “specialist-level care without the specialist wait.” The post Blair Health secures $4.2 million to make specialized women’s care more accessible first appeared on BetaKit .
Read the full report at BetaKit →
A ‘Heated Rivalry’ fan cruise is setting sail with cottage-core nights and jersey meetups
The Heated Rivalry fandom is heading somewhere even more dramatic than the hockey rink: the open sea. Fans of the popular hockey romance can now spend four glorious days on a cruise ship surrounded by
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
It’s the first day of fall so here are 21 ways to make the most of it in Toronto
The weather has dropped down into the single digits, and now it’s actually official: the first day of fall has arrived. Autumn in Toronto is totally fun, and we get a good month and a
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Bird&Be raises $13-million USD Series A for fertility support platform
Toronto startup sells supplements and test kits for reproductive health. The post Bird&Be raises $13-million USD Series A for fertility support platform first appeared on BetaKit .
Read the full report at BetaKit →
Beyond the Box Office: Toronto’s Best Experiences Without a Ticket
Toronto is packed with stadium shows, major-league sports, and blockbuster attractions, but some of its most memorable experiences begin without a reservation or admission fee. From a 400-acre park to 15 kilometers of lakeside cliffs,
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Toronto Michelin chefs just revealed their pre-service playlists and one kitchen listens to silence
There are plenty of questions hanging over tonight’s Michelin ceremony: who will get a star, who will lose one and who might move up the ranks. But we have a different question — and arguably
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Colin James is taking 95 fans on an intimate musical journey through Portugal
The Canadian music icon is trading the traditional concert venue for a river ship—with two performances, a Songwriters Circle and a week in the Douro Valley. Presented by Stewart Travel Group A typical Colin James
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
A Parisian-inspired butter bar is opening near Toronto in just a few weeks
After months of anticipation, Butter Bar is finally getting ready to open its doors. The new shop dedicated to flavoured, small-batch butter is now expected to open in the next few weeks in Port Credit
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Heidi invests nearly $26 million to establish Toronto as North American headquarters
Australian healthtech plans to hire 30 more staff in Canada, its second-largest market. The post Heidi invests nearly $26 million to establish Toronto as North American headquarters first appeared on BetaKit .
Read the full report at BetaKit →
MICHELIN Guide Toronto & Region 2026: 15 starred restaurants
The 2026 selection retains 15 starred restaurants: Pearl Morissette holds the region’s sole two-star distinction, alongside 14 one-star restaurants. No new stars were awarded.
Read the full report at MICHELIN Guide →
The 10 best things to do this week in Toronto
This story was last updated: Sept. 21, 2026 The weather is starting to actually cool off, meaning fall is actually here. But with cooler weather comes cooler events in Toronto. From Charli xcx and Weezer
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Review: Shakespeare, sex and sound effects: ‘Measure for Measure’ gets a wild makeover
The works of Shakespeare have been adapted, altered and turned on their collective heads for decades. So, when I found myself ready to take in the dark comedy Measure for Measure, performed live in a
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
You can take a helicopter ride over Ontario’s fall colours at this old-fashioned fair near Toronto
Ontario’s fall colours are amazing from the ground, but one old-fashioned fair near Toronto offers a much more dramatic vantage point: from high above the autumn scenery in a helicopter! The Rockton World’s Fair returns
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
The 5 top heated driveway installers in the Greater Toronto Area
The season of warm weather is coming to a close, and while there’s plenty to look forward to during fall and winter, there’s one dreaded task on everyone’s list: snow maintenance. Shovelling driveways and managing
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Kyle Lowry’s Toronto farewell brings the Raptors extended family back together
Toronto has spent the past few days saying goodbye to Kyle Lowry, although “goodbye” hardly seems like the right word for a player whose connection to the city is still very much alive. On Saturday
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Election 2026: The inter-governmental elephant in the room
In the hall-of-mirrors that is the current mayoral election, as my colleagues John McGrath and Matt Elliott noted, we had the following weirdness last week: Premier Doug Ford, in an aside at a presser, sort
Read the full report at Spacing Toronto →
Robinhood opens new Canadian HQ in Toronto as Canada becomes a “priority” market
Starting with crypto, the US brokerage aims to bring more competition to Canada. The post Robinhood opens new Canadian HQ in Toronto as Canada becomes a “priority” market first appeared on BetaKit .
Read the full report at BetaKit →
Celebrity chef Alvin Leung opens a breathtaking Van Gogh-inspired pan-Asian chophouse
Alvin Leung is a celebrity chef for a reason: the self-taught television personality and industry veteran truly knows what he’s doing in the kitchen. With his newest spot, The Leo, he is delivering a love
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
Inside Hudson Williams’ TIFF talk: ‘Heated Rivalry,’ his wild new roles and what comes next
Ten months ago, Hudson Williams was standing on the red carpet at the Toronto premiere of Heated Rivalry, with little idea of what was about to happen to his life. Now, he’s back in the
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
TIFF 2026 Day 9: Stephen King’s ‘Carrie’ hits Toronto as TIFF heads into its final weekend
TIFF 2026 is heading into its final weekend with a little horror on the red carpet as Mike Flanagan’s new adaptation of Stephen King’s Carrie makes its TIFF premiere Friday! Matthew Lillard and other members
Read the full report at Streets of Toronto →
No stories match the current filters.
Provenance
Source status
Every listing is collected from a named source. This table shows the latest known collector status for each source feeding the rendered datasets.
| Source | Status | Records | Last fetched |
|---|---|---|---|
| AlayaCare | Ok | 6 | September 28, 2026 |
| BetaKit | Ok | 11 | September 28, 2026 |
| CBC Business | Empty | 0 | September 28, 2026 |
| CBC Toronto | Ok | 20 | September 28, 2026 |
| CityNews Toronto | Ok | 15 | September 28, 2026 |
| Civic Tech Toronto | Error | 0 | — |
| D2L | Ok | 5 | September 28, 2026 |
| Eventbrite Toronto | Ok | 19 | September 28, 2026 |
| Faire | Ok | 20 | September 28, 2026 |
| Geotab | Ok | 28 | September 28, 2026 |
| Global News Toronto | Ok | 10 | September 28, 2026 |
| Hootsuite | Ok | 4 | September 28, 2026 |
| MICHELIN Guide | Editorial-Verified | — | — |
| MobileSyrup | Ok | 1 | September 28, 2026 |
| NOW Toronto | Ok | 10 | September 28, 2026 |
| PointClickCare | Ok | 45 | September 28, 2026 |
| Spacing Toronto | Ok | 10 | September 28, 2026 |
| StackAdapt | Ok | 6 | September 28, 2026 |
| Streets of Toronto | Ok | 100 | September 28, 2026 |
| TechTO | Ok | 3 | September 28, 2026 |
| Tenstorrent | Ok | 43 | September 28, 2026 |
| The Local | Ok | 5 | September 28, 2026 |