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American Living in Toronto? Here’s What You Need to Know About US Taxes
If you’re an American renting in Toronto—or anywhere in Canada—you already know that managing two tax systems can feel overwhelming. Between juggling Canadian T4 slips, RRSP statements, and understanding how your Toronto landlord’s rental agreement
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This Ontario neighbourhood was named one of the world’s coolest, and it’s 90 minutes from Toronto
Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake tend to steal the spotlight when it comes to Niagara getaways, but there’s another charming city along the way that’s finally getting some well-deserved praise. Time Out magazine recently released its
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12 Must-Try Dishes in Midtown Right Now
The Eglinton Way, a stretch of Eglinton Avenue West from Chaplin Crescent to Oriole Parkway, is home to some of Midtown Toronto’s most memorable plates. This September, we’ve rounded up 12 must-try dishes, from a
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Canada’s tallest Ferris wheel is coming to Niagara Falls soon
For Toronto residents looking for an easy getaway, Niagara Falls is a popular road trip. Now there’s another reason to make the roughly 90-minute drive south: Niagara Falls is getting a massive new Ferris wheel
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Viral series ‘SubwayTakes’ is getting a Toronto spinoff and it will film on the TTC
Plenty of strange and funny things happen on the TTC, from singing operators to underground parties. Now, there’s something new coming to the subway that might be just as surprising: prepare to see “SubwayTakes” host
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Aidan Gomez says Cohere won’t get into the business of making chips
Toronto AI company won’t follow competitors in pursuit of in-house semiconductors. The post Aidan Gomez says Cohere won’t get into the business of making chips first appeared on BetaKit .
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How They Met: New ‘Heated Rivalry’ star Sabrina Jalees spotted her wife across the dance floor
Toronto’s Sabrina Jalees has been making Canada laugh as a standup comedian, actor and writer for decades. Now, she’ll be bringing that energy to the new season of Heated Rivalry — as one of the
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Toronto’s waterfront is having an arts rebirth this fall and here’s what’s happening
There hasn’t been a good reason for theatre lovers to head to the waterfront for a few years. Now, with new companies, new names, and an entirely new theatre, that’s changing. And fast. Three venues
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Tim Hortons just brought back a discontinued menu favourite Toronto fans have been begging for
For years, Tim Hortons customers have taken to social media to lament the disappearance of a beloved sauce from the Tims menu. Well, the chain has finally heard their pleas and brought it back. On
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This new GTA restaurant is serving traditional Persian brain and tongue sandwiches
Toronto’s sandwich scene is currently out of control — in the absolute best way possible. Over the past year, the city has been flooded with a staggering amount of new sandwich spots. We’ve seen everything
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TIFF 2026 Day 8: Hudson Williams takes over TIFF as Michelle Yeoh and Antonio Banderas hit Toronto
TIFF 2026 is down to its final days, and the biggest name to watch on Thursday is Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams, who gets two major TIFF moments: a solo conversation and the world premiere
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This Toronto green space will have goats and sheep roaming around this month
This fall, a herd of goats and sheep will spend seven days grazing in The Meadoway in Scarborough as the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) researches whether livestock can help manage vegetation and protect
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Election 2026: How to Read a Candidate’s Platform
This article is part of a series by Christopher Balkaran on ways to approach and engage with the municipal election campaign. Political campaigns must compress complex problems into phrases we quickly can understand. Our job
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What Toronto Bettors Need to Know About Ontario’s Gambling Law in 2026
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Walk into any Toronto sports bar this season and the same screen-glow shows up on a dozen phones, the live odds, the same-game parlay, the next push
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8 best things to do in Toronto this weekend
We’ve reached the middle of September already, and as we get ready for the leaves to turn, there are plenty of ways to totally fill up your weekend in Toronto. From Suki Waterhouse and Of
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Canada’s biggest vintage sale is bringing 125 vendors to Toronto for a massive market
One of Toronto’s biggest weekends for vintage shopping is returning to Exhibition Place later this month, and this fall’s edition comes with a ton of pieces you won’t find at the mall. The Toronto Vintage
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Why ‘Screaming Heads’ is the best fall day trip
Autumn is about much more than leaf-watching. Head to the Almaguin Highlands, just north of Muskoka, and you’ll discover a giant outdoor art environment that pairs peak fall colours with a surreal forest of massive
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Two ways to celebrate Oktoberfest in Toronto starting this month
Toronto is getting two very fun and festive takes on Oktoberfest this and next month, with German beer, Bavarian food, polka music and plenty of opportunities to raise a stein. Toronto Oktoberfest hits Garrison Common
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Toronto’s newest bodega is serving tinned fish and sake martinis and it’s already packed
When Christina Graham opened Bodega TinTin on St. Clair West this summer, she did it with a knowledge of the area and what the community was looking for. “I have worked and lived in the
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An inside look at every after party and red carpet at TIFF with all your favourite celebrities
And just like that, Labour Day has come and gone, and with it, summer comes to an end. But in true Toronto fashion, just as quickly as the summer season leaves, the fall festivities arrive,
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Drake’s FOMO film is already gone from YouTube. Here are 8 very Toronto moments you missed
Drake spent weeks dropping cryptic clues about his mysterious Fear of Missing Out project, but one of the biggest hints was hiding in plain sight right here in Toronto. Earlier this month, we talked about
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TIFF 2026 Day 7: Rami Malek and Lee Min-ho hit Toronto as Rush gears up for a huge night
We’re winding down the final days of TIFF 2026, and Wednesday, Sept. 16, brings a world premiere starring South Korean superstar Lee Min-ho, a new Rami Malek drama, Penélope Cruz and Glenn Close on the
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Only one Canadian spot made the world’s best pizza list and it’s not Toronto
Toronto likes to think it can hold its own when it comes to pizza, so the latest 50 Top Pizza rankings are going to sting for local slice fans. Not a single Toronto spot made
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Cohere reaches terms with German peer Aleph Alpha to take on AI giants
Combined company will retain the Cohere name and become dual-headquartered in Toronto and Berlin. The post Cohere reaches terms with German peer Aleph Alpha to take on AI giants first appeared on BetaKit .
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The Liberty Inn: A Caledon getaway with a gorgeous woodland Nordic spa
There is plenty to do around The Liberty Inn in Caledon. The Headwaters region is filled with gorgeous hiking trails, cycling routes, country roads and the cutest small towns. But when you arrive at this
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OP-ED: Fighting global warming with joy
This month, more than 1,000 people from across Canada are coming to Toronto to talk about climate adaptation. The timing is good. Toronto has just come through another summer of heat, flooding, and wildfire smoke.
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A celebrity chef is opening a bring your own pasta spot on Ossington and Toronto has questions
Toronto has seen its fair share of bizarre pop-ups, but this one might take the cake — or the pasta. On Tuesday, September 29, celebrity chef and MasterChef Québec judge Stefano Faita is bringing BYOPasta
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Spend a perfect fall day at this orchard near Toronto picking your own apples and pumpkins
There are only a few days left of summer and that means swapping white sandy beaches and ice cream treats for apple picking, corn mazes, and pumpkin-flavoured baked goods (and there’s a farm-filled day trip
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A massive literary festival is bringing thousands of books and your favourite authors to Toronto
Reading is trending again, both the actual act and using books and similar literary memorabilia as fashion accessories. But for some people, reading is a full-on lifestyle — and if that sounds like you, there’s
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TIFF celebrities are spending the festival cuddling adoptable Toronto rescue puppies
TIFF’s biggest stars have been sharing the spotlight with a much furrier group of scene-stealers this year (and honestly we can’t decide who we adore more). Toronto rescue puppies have been hanging out at the
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You can spend over $2,000 at these 3 Toronto restaurants before the main course even hits the table
Toronto has no shortage of ways to spend a lot of money on dinner. And if you’re ordering the city’s most expensive ingredients, the bill can get pretty wild before you’ve even made it to
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TIFF 2026 Day 6: Tom Hiddleston, Cole Sprouse and more stars to watch today in Toronto
We got through TIFF opening weekend, but Tuesday brings us an Avengers villain and a couple of Disney stars (what more could you ask for?). Look out for Tom Hiddleston, as his new film Tenzing
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It is done deal: Kawhi Leonard is back with the Toronto Raptors
It is official, Kawhi Leonard is on the Toronto Raptors roster and will report to training camp heading into this NBA season. After a long investigation and subsequent histrionics, the Los Angeles Clippers and the
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Dear Sangita: My kid is trying to ‘parent trap’ me with her teacher
Dear Sangita: My kid is trying to “parent trap” me with her new teacher whom she loves. She found out who her teacher is for school this year, and he’s coached her before at school.
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Radical Ventures launches Canada’s largest AI fund with $1-billion USD first close
Leading Canadian pension funds and banks back Toronto AI investor’s late-stage strategy. The post Radical Ventures launches Canada’s largest AI fund with $1-billion USD first close first appeared on BetaKit .
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Toronto Tech Week announces dates for 2027 edition
Co-founder Mell Truong steps into executive director role of grassroots tech conference. The post Toronto Tech Week announces dates for 2027 edition first appeared on BetaKit .
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Intersections of print culture in Toronto’s laneways
The handprinted broadside below was one of my first and most memorable encounters with the works of Glenn Goluska (1947-2011), celebrated today as one of Canada’s most influential fine press printers. The primary colour palette
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5 TIFF movies getting major Oscar buzz after their Toronto premieres
We’re only about halfway through TIFF 2026, but the awards-season picture is already starting to shift. Some of the films that premiered in Toronto over the weekend have sparked a wave of Oscar chatter, with
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George Chuvalo, the Toronto boxing legend Muhammad Ali couldn’t knock down, dies at 89
Toronto boxing legend George Chuvalo, who famously went the distance with Muhammad Ali and was never knocked down in 93 professional fights, has died at the age of 89. Sully’s Boxing Gym in Toronto, where
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5 festivals happening in Toronto this weekend that you don’t want to miss
Summer may almost be over, but festival season certainly isn’t! Toronto is still filling up our weekend plans with festivals of all kinds this September — way beyond TIFF, of course. If you need a
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Mark Carney got TIFF 2026’s loudest cheers. Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem are up next
Prime Minister Mark Carney somehow upstaged Hollywood’s biggest stars on the TIFF red carpet on Sunday night, and honestly, we’re all for it. Carney isn’t exactly one to shy away from the spotlight, and he
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Where to find the best matcha in Toronto
Toronto is seeing green — literally. Matcha the finely ground green tea powder that’s taken over Instagram feeds and café counters, has officially gone from wellness trend to full-blown obsession. You’ll find it whipped into
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Yonge Street, Evening, November 6, 1965
A few of weeks ago, while searching the Toronto Telegram online archive for aerial photos of the historic industrial waterfront, I came across a remarkable series of about 40 images from 1965 by Telegram photojournalist
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You can do a full-on burger crawl down Ossington and here’s the lineup
Ossington Avenue isn’t just one of Toronto’s coolest streets — it’s an outright culinary destination. While it’s famous for natural wine bars, Michelin-recognized restaurants and cozy cafes, the strip hides a secret identity: it is
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5 essential style lessons we’ve learned from ‘Heated Rivalry’ star Hudson Williams
Ever since Hudson Williams skyrocketed to fame last year thanks to the obsession over Heated Rivalry, he and his co-star Connor Storrie have been repeatedly going viral and setting trends. And Williams seems to have
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Coding or hairdressing? 3 Toronto experts share the truth about AI-proof jobs
Across classrooms and at dinner tables, children are often asked: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” But in 2026, there’s a bigger conversation lurking thanks to the growth of AI —
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We’re partnering with Toronto’s top chefs and the TTC to crown the city’s best beef patty
It’s time to settle one of Toronto’s most passionately debated food questions: who actually makes the best Jamaican beef patty near the subway? Whether you grab yours inside a station or make a quick stop
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This Toronto walking tour uncovers the hidden street art you probably walk past every day
Toronto is filled with vibrant street art and graffiti culture, but some of the city’s most interesting street culture comes in a much smaller form: stickers. On Saturday, Torontonians can take a closer look at
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When Grunge Ruled: Melissa Auf der Maur Brings the ’90s Rock Revolution to the AGO
Years back, the Art Gallery of Ontario presented a number of exhibitions that veered heavily into pop culture: David Bowie and Guillermo del Toro to name just two. The move wasn’t without critics, but it
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LISA, Rebel Wilson and the biggest stars at TIFF today
We’re only on day two of TIFF 2026, so we’ve still got tons more stars and celeb-packed events to look out for (some of them free!). BLACKPINK’s LISA is expected to make a major red-carpet
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CIBC commits $2 billion to financing smaller defence and dual-use businesses
Toronto-based bank joins BMO, RBC, and Canada’s other big banks in ramping up its support for defence. The post CIBC commits $2 billion to financing smaller defence and dual-use businesses first appeared on BetaKit .
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Inside Koré: Toronto’s new cave-themed rooftop restaurant serving burrata in the clouds
You no longer need to haul yourself to King West or book a flight to Quintana Roo for an epic night out. Perched high above the northwest corner of the GTA, Koré Rooftop is bringing
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10 free things to do at TIFF 2026 this opening weekend without a movie ticket
TIFF tickets can easily run $30 or more (and dining experiences into the thousands), but some of the best festival action this opening weekend won’t cost you anything. From a free Our Lady Peace concert
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Former prime minister Justin Trudeau in Toronto for new launch at TIFF
Justin Trudeau and his one-time political adviser Katie Telford are in town at the Toronto International Film Festival for a new project, and this one has nothing to do with Parliament Hill. The ex-prime minister
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Election 2026: Culture wars are warping cycling policy
In 2014, I did something I never imagined I would do — especially after years spent as a political staffer watching campaigns from the inside. I put my name on a ballot. The invitation came
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Reading is officially back so here are 6 outfits you’ll see all over Toronto this fall
Back to school, back to work and back to business — but who says workwear has to be boring? Jeanne Beker pulled together outfits inspired by the city’s most literary for a fall style uniform
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Stink again: Toronto Garlic Festival wafts its way back and its bringing the bulbs
There is a free Toronto festival dedicated to garlic and it’s happening on Sept. 27 at Allan Gardens. This is the first year at Allan Gardens for the Toronto Garlic Festival, which is celebrating its
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Who’s at TIFF today? Naomi Watts, Sebastian Stan and the stars to watch on Sept. 10
Toronto’s biggest movie week officially kicks off today, and the 51st Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is bringing some serious star power downtown! Opening day brings everything from a Naomi Watts world premiere and a
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This GTA food writer won an ‘Oscar of the food world’ and you need to know her name
A Mississauga-based cookbook author has made food history, becoming the first Nigerian cookbook author to win a James Beard Foundation Award. Ozoz Sokoh, the food writer and culinary anthropologist behind Kitchen Butterfly, won the 2026
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A Fine Balance at Crow’s Theatre is a magnificent, heartbreaking stage adaptation
Every once in a while a play comes along that defies all expectations. One that is so perfect, so moving, most superlatives just aren’t enough. Such is the case with A Fine Balance, on now
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Toronto Pearson wants to clear biometric travel for takeoff
The airport is testing facial verification at boarding as it prepares to handle 65 million passengers a year. The post Toronto Pearson wants to clear biometric travel for takeoff first appeared on BetaKit .
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10 huge TIFF premieres happening in Toronto this opening weekend
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is officially back, and Toronto is once again the centre of the movie world. TIFF kicks off Thursday with nearly 300 films scheduled before the festival wraps on Sept.
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Harry Styles is coming back to Toronto with two Rogers Stadium shows
Harry Styles is making his return to Toronto. The pop star just announced two Toronto dates for his 2027 Together, Together Tour, with shows set for May 7 and 8 at Rogers Stadium. Sure, the
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Black Lagoon Halloween Pop-Up Is Coming to The Drake Hotel
The Drake Hotel is getting a seriously spooky makeover this fall as the award-winning Halloween cocktail experience Black Lagoon arrives on Queen West. Known for turning bars into immersive Halloween experiences, Black Lagoon is set
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Here are all the Toronto spots that just landed on Canada’s Top 50 Chinese restaurant list
Toronto is making a strong showing on this year’s Chinese Restaurant Awards list, with 10 Toronto and GTA restaurants landing among the 2026 Elite 30 Canada Top 50 honourees. The list, released ahead of the
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A monochrome green matcha-inspired hotel suite is popping up on Ossington and everything is free
If you’re looking for plans this weekend, a massive monochrome green hotel room dedicated to all things matcha is popping up — and literally everything inside is free. Oatly is bringing its new ready-to-drink Oat
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This secret Scottish beach town in Ontario has sandy shores and a Phantom Piper who plays at sunset
Ontario has deep ties to Scottish heritage, but few places celebrate those roots like Kincardine. The picturesque Lake Huron beach community is nestled along the province’s west coast between Goderich and Port Elgin, about three
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A popular cottage-country restaurant just blasted toxic weekenders in an explosive Instagram post
A popular Port Stanley restaurant just called out toxic weekender behaviour in a viral Instagram post, and the shock factor is hitting way too close to home for anyone in Ontario hospitality. Two Forks, a
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Up close and personal with the Toronto actor co-starring in TIFF’s hottest film ‘I Play Rocky’
Award-winning Toronto actor Stephan James stars as Carl Weathers in one of the buzziest films at TIFF, I Play Rocky. We spoke with James about taking on the role, and being back in his hometown
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6 Ontario towns to visit to tour where your favourite movies and TV shows were filmed
Ontario features in plenty of blockbuster films and highly-rated TV shows — it’s just usually playing a part, just like the actors. From our smallest towns to our most bustling cities, this province is called
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The dreamy Muskoka cottage from ‘Sterling Point’ will be listed on Airbnb this fall
If you spent most of your summer watching Sterling Point and thinking, if only you could abandon your busy Toronto life for a quiet (and steamy) life on the lakes of Muskoka, you might finally
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‘Crew Girl’ star Miku Martineau on Michelle Yeoh, rowing and growing up in Toronto
Before Miku Martineau was leading Netflix shows, she was a regular Toronto kid growing up in the Beaches, spending much of her free time playing sports and games outside (including her own kid-friendly version of
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Toronto was warned about a snowy winter. A record-breaking El Niño could change things
Just a few weeks ago, Toronto was warned to brace for a snowy, icy and unpredictable winter, with southern Ontario potentially seeing storms hovering around the freezing mark. Now, one of the strongest El Niño
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Where to spot celebrities beyond the red carpet during TIFF 2026
It’s the most wonderful time of the year — and we’re not talking about the holiday season. The Toronto International Film Festival returns to our streets for 10 magical days, transforming our city into something
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Toronto just got a new spot serving Caribbean comfort food with secret He-Man and She-Ra washrooms
Dave Walker opened Lovers & Friends with a simple goal in mind: to build a space that contains all the things that bring people together: high-quality music, delicious food and good vibes. “I wanted something
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A cool new waterfront arts experience is coming to Toronto and you’re part of it
There is so much going on in the city of Toronto this month, it is hard to get a grip on it all. But one new attraction on the Toronto waterfront is definitely worth noting.
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Toronto is getting its first taste of fall this week with temperatures dipping to 10 C
We technically still have a few more weeks of summer left (well, that is, if you don’t count meteorological fall), but the city is about to get a very convincing preview of autumn this week.
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Election 2026: Let’s talk about local democracy in Toronto
co-written by Nick Vlahos, Patricia Wood and Gabriel Eidelman Housing. Transit. Crime. Taxes. Bike lanes. Billy Bishop Airport. Almost every major issue facing Toronto turns on the same question. Who should decide: the City, the
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Brad Bradford’s glaring judgment problem
By John Lorinc Spacing So, here we are on the eve of the firing of the starter’s pistol for the mayoral race, and Brad Bradford is already mired in the company-you-keep problem. Or, maybe to
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Molagri wants to design a pesticide that evolves as quickly as pests
Toronto startup looks to emerge from Y Combinator’s Demo Day with “war chest” to hire more scientists. The post Molagri wants to design a pesticide that evolves as quickly as pests first appeared on BetaKit
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The Return of Chloe Brown
It takes courage to take on a dynasty, but Chloe Brown has courage – and spirit – to burn. An original thinker, Brown has run for mayor twice, coming in third in 2022. Now, the
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Election 2026: How to critically listen to a municipal candidate
This article begins a series by Christopher Balkaran on ways to approach and engage with the municipal election campaign. Growing up in Scarborough, I routinely watched mayoral debates frame transit through the experience of downtown
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| CBC Toronto | Ok | 20 | September 28, 2026 |
| CityNews Toronto | Ok | 15 | September 28, 2026 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |