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Toronto Star

• Woman, four children aged 9 to 12 in hospital following two-vehicle crash in Mississauga
• 'It’s such a tragedy': Police investigating after two men found dead in Scarborough home
• ‘Without a soul’: Gunmen, driver get six life sentences each for mass shooting that killed Toronto boy Dante Andreatta, 12
• Motorcyclist dead in hospital after collision with pickup truck driver
• One dead after early morning explosion and fire at North York encampment, Toronto fire say
• Where auto thefts in Etobicoke were reported this week
• Where auto thefts in Scarborough were reported this week
• Where auto thefts in North York were reported this week
• Where auto thefts in Old Toronto were reported this week
• These Toronto public beaches are open for swimming

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• Human rights complaint against Bell Media has been resolved, ex-CP24 personality Patricia Jaggernauth says
• Nissan recalls nearly 38,000 vehicles in Canada for engine issue
• Mural celebrating Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's NBA MVP season vanishes from high school wall. Here’s what happened
• Crown appeals ruling that tossed gun case, blamed ‘systemic and intractable’ racial profiling inside Peel police
• Muslim woman's hijab ripped off in attack involving 10 people at Oshawa Pizza Pizza, anti-Islamophobia group says
• Rogers Stadium is here for at least the next five years. But will a permanent venue follow in its place?
• Man arrested after High Park sexual assault that saw woman dragged into woods
• Travellers warned of delays at 6 Canadian airports after bomb threats disrupt flights, Pearson says it was unaffected
• Toronto neighbourhoods have been besieged by 'a perfect rat storm.' Here's what the city plans to do about it
• This man is running every street in Toronto. He's not letting a brain cancer diagnosis stop him
• Toronto highway closures for planned roadwork on July 3
• Stay out of the water at six Niagara public beaches
• These Halton public beaches are open for swimming
• These York Region public beaches are open for swimming
• These Ontario Parks public beaches are open for swimming
• Toronto's July 3 forecast: Chance of showers
• Woman seriously injured after being struck by driver in Etobicoke
• School trustees with TDSB told what they can and can't do (it's mostly can't) after Ford government takes over the board
• Stay out of the water at one Toronto public beach
• Unlock Toronto's best dining experiences: Go solo. Here's why
• City eyes redesign of North York park as permanent memorial for victims of Yonge Street van attack
• Will Toronto be hit by another heat wave? City to be hot and humid — plus risk of thunderstorms — this week
• Peel police officer seriously injured after hit-and-run involving a motorcyclist
• 18-year-old Oakville driver charged after allegedly trying to race police at 214 km/h in father's car
• No subway service between Kipling and Jane stations this weekend
• 'You don’t give a boy a gun': Hamilton judge blasts man who handed weapon to six-year-old
• This judge acquitted a GTA cop in a jailhouse death. Then he retired without explaining why
• Toronto highway closures for planned roadwork on July 2
• Stay out of the water at three Halton public beaches
• These York Region public beaches are open for swimming
• Stay out of the water at five Niagara public beaches
• These Ontario Parks public beaches are open for swimming
• Toronto's July 2 forecast: Chance of showers
• Celebrating Canada Day with elbows up in Toronto and across the country: ‘We are better than that’
• Six suspects arrested in Huntsville-area armed home invasion that shut down Highway 11
• ‘We’re back’: Pedestrian Sundays return to Kensington Market after unexpected pause
• These Ontario Parks public beaches are open for swimming
• Stay out of the water at two Toronto public beaches
• Where North York home break-ins were reported this week
• Where Old Toronto home break-ins were reported this week

CBC Toronto

• 3 men given automatic life sentences for shooting that killed 12-year-old Toronto boy
• 5 Canada geese dead after being struck in Markham, city says
• Woman, 4 children hurt after crash in Mississauga, police say
• Man dead after truck hits motorcycle in Etobicoke, police say
• Ontario reports 12 new measles cases, continuing downward trend
• Toronto man arrested and charged in alleged sexual assault of 62-year-old woman in High Park
• Owner reacts to spike in cell phone store robberies
• Police investigating Oshawa swarming attack advocates say may have been hate-motivated
• Settlement reached between Bell Media, ex-CP24 personality in human rights complaint
• Nissan and Infiniti recall affects 38,000 vehicles in Canada, over 400,000 in U.S.

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• 1 person found dead after 40-foot blaze at North York encampment
• Suffering in silence no more: How peer support helps people with chronic pain
• Is it cheaper to live in Halifax or Toronto? This data says the relative costs are comparable
• A drunk driver killed her 13-year-old brother, but this woman still drove drunk. Why?
• Regular cannabis use can cause a serious vomiting syndrome. Should people be warned?
• 2 men found dead in Scarborough home, Toronto police say
• At least 11 Toronto speed cameras vandalized this week, the latest in west end: police
• Police search for suspect after Richmond Hill cellphone store allegedly robbed at knifepoint
• Rats, beware: Toronto outlines new plan to attack its growing rodent problem
• 'Our goal is always to hit 100%,' Ford says as docs reveal Ontario off track to hit key climate target

The Globe & Mail Toronto

• Coyote bites 12-year-old boy north of Toronto, police say
• Union says 250 CN Tower workers locked out ahead of Canada Day
• Amateur conductor and CEO performs with Toronto Symphony Orchestra to a packed house
• Civil liberties group challenges Vaughan’s controversial ‘bubble zone’ bylaw restricting protests

Toronto Sun

• Letters to the Editor, July 4, 2025
• Argonauts to host rival Tiger-Cats at BMO Field on Friday
• Blue Jays alone in first in AL East after exhilarating four-game sweep of New York Yankees
• New-look Toronto FC beaten 3-1 by New York City FC
• Search continues for 7 missing after explosion at California fireworks warehouse
• Israeli drone strike kills 1, injures 3 on highway near Beirut
• New Jersey skydiving company says pilot tried emergency landing before crash
• Oregon jury convicts ex-NBA player McLemore of raping woman at team party
• Woman, child in critical condition, 3 other kids stable after Mississauga crash
• Nationals slugger Wood joins Acuna, Raleigh as Home Run Derby participants

Toronto Life

• Condo of the Week: $2.5 million for a Regent Park loft that once housed the CBC and a beer factory
• Holiday Wine Guide: The LCBO’s best bottles under $20
• What’s on the menu at Café BluBlu, an adorable French bistro on the outskirts of Kensington Market
• Inside a 455-square-foot Yorkville apartment brimming with art deco antiques
• Cottage of the Week: $2.6 million for a Georgian Bay chalet sandwiched between the slopes and the water
• The Secret City: Insider tips that make life in Toronto easier, cheaper, tastier and way more fun
• What’s on the menu at St. Thomas, Yorkville’s new restaurant for tapas and wine-pairing dinners
• Get ready to set a new standard for your concert memories
• “I grew up watching the Food Network. This year, I competed in their Christmas Cookie Challenge—and won”
• House of the Week: $2.5 million for a former cobbler’s home in King City

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• Wedding registries made easy
• “My band, The Kitchen Party, is known for its revelrous live shows. After a brain aneurysm, I didn’t think I’d ever perform again”
• “I had no hope for the future of Revel”: How an Ontario cidery’s loyal customers brought it back from the brink
• Surreal Estate: $4.8 million for a Niagara-on-the-Lake mansion next to a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
• Holiday Wine Guide: The LCBO’s best bottles to give as gifts
• Your ultimate holiday delivery guide
• How UBC Sauder sets students up to change the world
• Inside the kitchen of Maggie Frith, the owner of Magpie Cakery
• Surreal Estate: $6.2 million for an après-ski haven in the Blue Mountains with a CrossFit gym
• The Chase: One couple’s race to find a house within an hour of the city for under $800,000
• “Testifying that I’d been sexually assaulted took all my strength. When the case was thrown out due to courtroom delays, it broke me”
• Condo of the Week: $1.7 million to live in an impeccably restored Leslieville church with Gothic flair
• What’s on the menu at The Joneses, O&B’s new restaurant dedicated to retro Americana
• What’s on the menu at Sushi Yugen, a new restaurant in the Financial District with two omakase menus
• “The voices of refugee claimants will be critical”: Meet Toronto’s new deputy ombudsman for housing
• Inside the kitchen of Jennifer Coburn, the owner of Gia
• Andy Kim shares the magic behind his annual Christmas special
• Escape the chill on a luxe cottagecore retreat, all without leaving the city
• Canada Goose teams up with Masai Ujiri’s Giants of Africa for a community-led collaboration
• House of the Week: $5.4 million for a custom home in Leaside with a half-tonne fireplace
• What’s on the menu at Abrielle, a new Mediterranean restaurant inside the (also new) Sutton Place Hotel
• “This program is not anti-police”: A member of the Toronto Community Crisis Service explains what it actually is
• Beyond the slopes: Must-try winter adventures in Mont-Tremblant
• Winners and Losers: Toronto’s new deal
• Multimedia artist Justin Broadbent and The Prisoner Wine Company create an art series dedicated to Toronto artists who defy the norm
• What to see, do, hear and read in Toronto this December
• Live Nation Canada: This holiday, ask for concert and comedy tickets
• What’s on the menu at Bar Goa, Hemant Bhagwani’s new tasting-menu restaurant
• “I’d like to move back to Toronto—if the city stops pricing out its artists”: A Q&A with musical polymath Jeremy Dutcher
• Twelve of Toronto’s festive holiday food-and-drink events, ranked
• Elevate life’s moments: Three ways to host and celebrate Italian style
• Rental of the Week: $4,900 for a former bicycle repair shop in Leslieville with a beer tap out back
• Inside a dreamy cottagecore one-bedroom in Cabbagetown
• What’s on the menu at Mhel, Bloorcourt’s new spot for Japanese-Korean small plates and sake
• How design, creative technology and education intersect at The Creative School
• Inside Soul Chocolate’s new east-end factory and café
• Dear Urban Diplomat: My neighbour’s drone won’t leave me alone
• A stylish experiential coffee boutique is now open at Union Station
• House of the Week: $5.5 million for a technicolour Georgian in Moore Park surrounded by gardens
• “To be honest, I didn’t know who Drake was”: The conductor of the TSO on their recent collab with Toronto’s biggest hype man
• Sort-of Secret: Jeudr3di, maybe the coolest supper club in Toronto right now
• 29 holiday gifts ideas that will score points with everyone on your list
• How Jordan Miller, the lead singer of The Beaches, spends a day off in Toronto
• Real Weddings: Inside a backyard wedding attended by Sarah Nurse, Marie-Philip Poulin and Natalie Spooner
• What’s on the menu at 915 Dupont, a Japanese-inspired listening lounge, restaurant, cocktail bar and café
• This Upper Beaches writer makes $80,000 a year. How does he spend it?
• Surreal Estate: $3.3 million for Neil Young’s childhood home, a classic red-brick in Moore Park
• Fifteen amazing Black Friday deals for home goods enthusiasts
• Yorkville Village is the perfect one-stop holiday destination for everyone on your list
• House of the Week: $4 million for a steel-framed detached in Trinity Bellwoods with 36-foot ceilings
• Inside the kitchen of Michael Hunter, the chef and co-owner of Antler
• Level up your gifting game with top picks for Super Mario fans
• What’s on the menu at the Rosebud, a new wine bar in Corktown
• The wildest stories from the legendary 888 Dupont art squat
• Where chef Dwight Smith eats Jamaican patties, smoked meat sandwiches and Cantonese chow mein in Scarborough
• Laneway Suite of the Week: How two neighbours at Main and Gerrard built a row of new rentals
• Inside the kitchen of Davide Ciavattella, the executive chef at Don Alfonso 1890
• What’s on the menu at Sadelle’s at Kith, Canada’s first location of the New York–based brunch spot
• An enchanting must-visit holiday hideaway in Yorkville
• TL Insiders get a taste of Saint Martin
• Inside Toronto Life’s Most Influential party, with Olivia Chow, Geoffrey Hinton, Cameron Bailey and more
• What’s on the menu at Overpressure Club, a new Japanese-inspired cocktail bar in Bloorcourt
• Editor’s Letter: The challenge of calculating clout
• Ten iconic St. Maarten experiences to try at least once
• Your guide to The Well’s new Nordic-inspired holiday experience
• Laneway Suite of the Week: A two-storey, two-bedroom modern bunker in the Beaches
• Gifts for all: Spirited sips for the season
• Toronto’s 25 Rising Stars of 2023
• Why Geoffrey Hinton is sounding the alarm about AI
• The 50 Most Influential Torontonians of 2023
• Savour fresh island flavours in St. Kitts—a food lover’s paradise
• Twelve of Toronto’s best new private dining rooms
• Unexpected maple appetizers your guests will love
• House of the Week: $3.5 million for a Summerhill century home built for a life of leisure
• What’s on the menu at Trapézi, a new private-dining experience from the Mamakas Food Group
• An insider’s guide to epic winter exploration in the Yukon
• Surreal Estate: $14.4 million for a Milton mansion with a car collection worthy of Miami Vice
• “There’s a pack mentality at city hall”: Councillor Stephen Holyday on why Etobicoke should keep its coat of arms
• “There was a period when we were doing cocaine just to keep the energy up”: A Q&A with Geddy Lee of Rush
• The Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide
• The best holiday gifts for foodies
• The best holiday gifts for culture vultures
• The best holiday gifts for decor hounds
• The best holiday gifts for fun lovers
• The best holiday gifts for fashion plates
• The best holiday gifts for self-care connoisseurs
• The best holiday gifts for design obsessives
• The best holiday gifts for techies
• The best holiday gifts for cool kids
• Sort-of Secret: K.Dinners, a supper club hosted by a Michelin-star-calibre chef inside a ceramics studio

CityNews Toronto

• Springer homers twice, Blue Jays win 8-5 to sweep Yankees and take first in AL East
• Trump wants to celebrate 250 years of independence with a UFC fight at the White House
• Woman, child critically injured in multi-vehicle Mississauga crash
• Bell Media and former Toronto news presenter settle human rights complaint
• 2 facing a dozen charges for Markham robberies targeting sex workers
• Motorcyclist killed in Etobicoke crash involving truck
• Skateboarder struck by vehicle in Davenport area
• Fewer new measles cases in Ontario, public health data shows
• 5 Canada geese killed by vehicle that may have ‘deliberately’ struck them in Markham
• Michael Madsen, prolific ‘Reservoir Dogs’ and ‘Kill Bill’ actor, dies at 67

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• Wheel fell off RCMP trailer, sparking Lytton, B.C., fire that triggered evacuations
• Weak tornado touched down in southwestern Ontario on Monday: researchers
• Canada to take steps to protect vanishing North Atlantic right whales from ships
• First immigration detainees arrive at Florida center in the Everglades
• Automakers ‘cautiously optimistic’ on EV mandate changes after meeting with Carney

BlogTO

• Toronto cafe is now serving hot chocolate in a croissant
• Doug Ford walks back retaliation against U.S. companies after tariffs paused
• Canada and U.S. tariffs delayed as Trump and Trudeau pause trade war
• Here are all the new measures Ontario is taking in light of Trump tariffs
• Canada just got a stunning new silver coin for Black History Month
• Huge candy and sweets festival coming to Toronto
• Toronto restaurant unveils menu for dogs
• Elon Musk brushes off Ontario's cancelled $100 million Starlink contract
• Here's how Toronto plans to fight against U.S. tariffs
• Here are some ways to support Canadian brands amid Trump's tariffs

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• Ontario Premier Doug Ford goes on Fox News to slam U.S. tariffs
• NBA All-Star James Harden shows up at Toronto restaurant
• Doug Ford to cancel Ontario's $100 million Starlink contract with Elon Musk
• Deadline to cash in on $2.6M Dollarama class-action settlement looms
• Canada Goose teams up with Masai Ujiri's Giants of Africa for game-changing new collection

TRNTO

• The hottest fashion trends on the streets of Toronto this summer
• 11 of the best new restaurants to check out in Toronto this week
• Changes underway at Rogers Stadium after getting put on blast by concertgoers
• Toronto Argonauts star Dejon Brissett weighs in on the 2025 season ahead
• This stunning park near Toronto has limestone cliffs, mystic caves & glacial bluffs
• Yes, that’s a giant dead duck hanging outside this new GTA restaurant
• You’re about to see this trending print everywhere in Toronto this summer
• There’s a huge sunflower festival happening in a field near Toronto this month
• Matty Matheson’s two-hour Toronto pop-up is the rare chance to meet him in person
• The Room’s Emma Donoghue has a new play at a small town summer theatre near Toronto

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• Toronto’s most famous dim sum restaurant is back after two years
• Our List of the Top 10 Toronto Fringe Festival Shows to Check Out Starting Today
• These Toronto popsicles are the frozen treats of the summer
• 85 of the best things to do in Toronto this month
• The 10 most hyped Toronto restaurants opening this summer
• $15 won’t buy you much in Toronto, except maybe the best lunch you’ve had all month
• Where to try canoeing in and around Toronto this summer
• The 10 best things to do this week in Toronto
• 6 sweet reasons to eat strawberries in Toronto right now
• What’s open and closed on Canada Day in Toronto
• 10 Ontario towns to give you a taste of Europe this summer
• 50 best things to do in Toronto this summer
• 10 stunning Toronto rooftop patios that’ll make you forget you’re still in the city
• Finally, the Ossington restaurant that’s been a year in the making is almost here
• This is the only Toronto ice cream shop to make the list of the world’s best
• This Toronto bar is bringing next-level cocktails to NYC
• Popular Toronto vintage store is moving to NYC so they’re hosting a massive sale
• Your guide to 26 must-visit food festivals in Toronto this July
• Every piece you buy from this new Toronto fashion brand has been designed by AI
• Designs for the new Ontario Place have been revealed and people have questions
• Toronto’s most talked-about steak sandwich is coming to The Well
• 14 things to do in Toronto on Canada Day 2025
• This new spot in the Junction is serving some of Toronto’s wildest hot dogs
• Here’s how to visit Ontario’s national parks and museums for free this summer
• Local designer moves from Yorkville pop-up to dreamy European-inspired fashion house
• Season 4 of The Bear starts tonight: Here’s every restaurant owned by Matty Matheson
• The chocolate from this Toronto shop just ranked among the best on earth
• Toronto’s newest Italian restaurant is so exclusive, it only has four tables
• The best lavender fields and farms in Ontario to visit during peak bloom
• 5 unmissable summer markets that are putting Black creators front and centre
• Where to see Canada Day fireworks in Toronto for 2025
• This charming beach town a short drive from Toronto is home to towering sand dunes
• Stay Alert: Distractions on Toronto’s Streets Are Causing Catastrophic Injuries
• Uninsured on Toronto’s Roads: The Hidden Risks of Driving Without Insurance
• Our guide to the best free things to do at Toronto Pride
• The 6 best new restaurants on Ossington
• Reservations are open, here is everything you need to know about Summerlicious 2025
• 10 best day trips from Toronto this summer
• Toronto’s Humberly Gonzalez talks ‘The Waterfront,’ ‘Ginny & Georgia’ and more
• 7 drive-in theatres near Toronto you’ll want to visit this summer
• This tiny GTA bakery is making some of the best croissants in the city
• Here are 15 of Toronto’s outdoor public pools already open to beat the heat
• 51 top things to do and places to visit in Toronto this summer
• Retro-inspired phone-free events are coming to Toronto
• The best pick-your-own farms near Toronto for perfect summer getaways
• Rage Against The Machine guitarist raffling concert tickets for Toronto shelter
• 25 ways to beat the heat in Toronto this summer
• This chef moved to Toronto with $120. Now his guac is sold in stores across the city
• Hollywood icon Susan Sarandon to be honoured at IncluCity Festival in Toronto
• A Montreal deli is coming to Toronto for one night to battle a pastrami legend
• A popular American-based festival is coming to Toronto for the first time ever
• Toronto actor stars alongside Melanie Scrofano in new zombie drama series
• You’ll never guess who’s behind Toronto’s newest burger spot
• Two of Toronto’s biggest markets are teaming up to pop up in this former storefront
• From Kendrick to Jagmeet, 4 more petty Toronto beefs for Drake to consider
• Toronto’s beer of the summer is back. Four new raccoons, one good cause
• Toronto just got a new restaurant that channels ’70s Italy in the coolest way
• This cute beach near Toronto is so charming, locals call it Ontario’s Riviera
• Toronto’s top food influencer dishes on restaurants that are actually worth the hype
• Forget the west — these east end Toronto restaurants are killing it
• From colour-changing drinks to rainbow croissants: Toronto’s best Pride Month treats
• A guide to navigating the ferry to the Toronto Islands
• 15 best staycation ideas for Torontonians this summer
• This scenic farm near Toronto is home to thousands of lavender and elderberry bushes
• This is what happens when a scientist opens an Indian restaurant in Little Italy
• Drake’s OVO brand to team up with Red Bull Racing’s F1 team
• One of Toronto’s favourite Italian restaurants just closed its doors
• We finally know what’s taking over the former Pusateri’s spot in Yorkville
• Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Corvettes to take over Yorkville this weekend, oh my
• 9 of the best farms for strawberry picking close to Toronto
• The best vintage, flea and fashion market pop-ups in Toronto this summer
• These are all the best Toronto Pride events taking place this month
• Inside the secret world of Toronto’s underground supper scene
• Everything you need to know to win Taste of Little Italy this weekend
• Norfolk County is a former tobacco belt turned Ontario’s garden getaway
• 10+ things to do for Father’s Day in Toronto that are actually fun
• The best Portuguese custard tarts in Toronto
• Toronto’s new general store has flamingo walls, a claw machine and fart buttons
• The Lake Inez team’s new bar is serving up Jell-O shots and cold pizza martinis
• The 10 coolest spots to cold plunge in Toronto
• The Growing Appeal of Online Slots in Toronto & Beyond
• Dear Sangita: I discovered my family’s secret group chat — and it’s about me
• Toronto’s best BBQ for Father’s Day, according to two of the city’s top chefs
• Inside the new Toronto restaurant making Florence the mood of the summer
• World’s top women’s pro football league to launch in Canada
• University of Toronto ranked as one of the top 25 universities in the world
• Here are 5 nude beaches in and near Toronto to enjoy this summer
• These are Toronto’s 5 defining cocktails of summer 2025
• Rosebud Motel returns (and fans hope Schitt’s Creek will, too)
• Inside the wild new 800-seat waterfront restaurant opening in Toronto next month

Reddit Toronto

• Love how creative this city is
• I love Toronto
• Runnymede underpass mural painted over by the City
• Toronto’s latest bike lane plan doesn’t propose new lanes for the first time in years
• 'I love you, Toronto': Masai Ujiri grateful for his time with Raptors
• Motorcyclist dead after being struck by truck driver in Etobicoke: Toronto police - CP24
• GO trains holding outside Union
• Is it cheaper to live in Halifax or Toronto? This data says the relative costs are comparable
• Massive 13-Tower Community Proposed at Kipling and Queensway | UrbanToronto
• 416 Notice - March 1990

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• Ontario is a top pick for European travellers, especially Toronto
• TPS’s service dog Doc passes after a brave battle with cancer. Thanks for keeping the city safe.
• ‘It was a shock’: Toronto business owner says customer used point of sale terminal to issue himself $2,000 refund
• Eglinton Crosstown LRT's September opening date looking less and less likely
• Man arrested after High Park sexual assault last month
• Oshawa ‘violent swarming’ attack: Muslim group says hijab ‘pulled off’
• Reddit Toronto July Meetup: Sat. July 12 @ Front & Church, 7:00 p.m. start
• Toronto neighbourhoods have been besieged by ‘a perfect rat storm.’ Here’s what the city plans to do about it
• Are these new? Penguin pickup lockers at TTC stations.
• Last night it was Mother Nature who provided the fireworks over the Leuty Lifeguard Station
• This man is running every street in Toronto. He's not letting a brain cancer diagnosis stop him
• School trustees with TDSB told what they can and can’t do (it’s mostly can’t) after Ford government takes over the board
• Cumulonimbus clouds with lightning over Toronto this evening
• At least 11 Toronto speed cameras vandalized this week, the latest in the west end, police say
• The Morning After: Canada Day Fireworks Leave Toronto’s Waterfront Looking Like This
• Show us your Toronto art! Its /r/Toronto's July 2025 Art Show [megathread]
• Things to do in Toronto - Week of June 30, 2025

NarCity Toronto

• 6 Stunning Cable Car Rides You Need To Take In Ontario For A Scenic Bird’s-Eye View
• I Asked ChatGPT To Plan An Entire Day Trip In Toronto & As A Local, I'd Make A Few Tweaks
• 8 Bizarre College Degrees You Won't Believe Actually Exist In Canada
• Maitreyi Ramakrishnan Admits She Lied About Her Ben-Paxton Choice & Blames Robert Pattinson
• Who Killed Barry & Honey Sherman? 7 Facts From The New Docuseries That Surprised Me
• 18 Bucket List Toronto Restaurants You Need To Try If You Haven't Already
• I Tried Flash Frozen Meals From Some Of Toronto's Top Restaurants & I Felt Like A Pro Chef
• I Tried Canada's Newest Vodka Flavour To See If This Limited-Edition Cîroc Is Worth A Shot
• Toronto's Oldest Bar Is On King West & It's As Cool Now As It Was In 1849
• This Blue Mountain Hot Spring Is A Relaxing Oasis Just 2 Hours From Toronto

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• These 8 Private Toronto Clubs Are Exclusive AF & Here's How Much You Need To Get In
• Toronto's New Illuminarium Experience Will Feel Like Stepping Into A Virtual Reality (PHOTOS)
• Jully Black Changed The Lyrics To 'O Canada' Again While Singing The Anthem In Toronto (VIDEO)
• I've Been Single For Over A Year Now & These Are My 7 Fav First Date Spots In Toronto (PHOTOS)
• This Massive Waterpark Is Less Than 2 Hours From Toronto & It Just Reopened For The Summer
• Shania Twain Helped Leafs' Mitch Marner Surprise His Fiancee & Called Him A 'Canadian Hero'
• This Futuristic Exhibition Is Happening In Toronto & Here's A First Look
• Leafs' Morgan Rielly Hinted At Wedding Plans With Tessa Virtue & Revealed Who's Faster On Ice (VIDEO)
• This New Exhibition In Toronto Is Simply Enchanting
• 8 Stunning Spots To See Canada Day Fireworks In & Around Toronto This Weekend
• Shania Twain Made A ​Fan's Dream Come True With An Epic Gender Reveal In Toronto (VIDEO)
• 9 Toronto Restaurants Offering A 3-Course Dinner For Just $35 During Summerlicious
• 5 Toronto Salons & Spas Where You Can Sip Delicious Cocktails While Getting Your Nails Done
• I Found Toronto Pearson Airport's 7 Best Spots To Eat, Drink & Kill Time Before Your Flight
• A Canadian Nude Beach Ranked Among The 'World's Best' For Tanning In Your Birthday Suit
• Leafs Player Morgan Rielly Shared His Fav Toronto Date Night Spot To Take Tessa Virtue (VIDEO)
• An Ontario Man Tracked Down A Woman Who Rejected Him On Bumble & His Messages Are Creepy AF
• 6 Really Freaking Cool Events To Hit Up In Toronto This Year If You Love Food & Fantasy
• I Tried One Of DJ Khaled's Fave Toronto Restaurants & Will Be Going Back For 'Anotha One'
• This Lavender Farm Near Toronto Has Dreamy High Tea Picnics & Here's A First Look (PHOTOS)

U of T Varsity

• BREAKING: UTSU issues statement of solidarity with the student encampment as it enters fourth day
• “I have every right to be here”: Students receive community support as they enter third day of encampment
• U of T raises safety concerns as student encampment enters second day
• “Disclose, divest”: Students camp out at King’s College Circle demanding that U of T cut ties with Israel
• The Breakdown: U of T discloses information on $74 million in donations received since May
• SCSU ratifies 2024 spring general election results, raises health and dental fees by 10 per cent
• BREAKING: SCSU Vice-President Equity resigns after allegations of antisemitism in town hall speech
• Never filed a tax return? Here’s what you need to know before April 30
• Editorial: U of T is leading in research rankings, but lagging in worker treatment
• Taking it seriously

Spacing Toronto

• PODCAST: Spacing Radio 088, Big City Mayor Takes on Canadian Housing
• One more housing bill and no new homes
• Want an alternative to a 401 tunnel? How about incredibly reliable GO bus service
• Come to the launch of “Messy Cities”
• Disappearing Sunlight
• Reversing the Ford government’s biking backlash
• A gondola or a bridge to the Island?
• The Junction Triangle Parade
• They Were Right Here: Tracing Black People Enslaved in the Town of York
• A city that prioritizes people, not just cars

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• NEW ISSUE: Collecting stories
• OP-ED: Congestion Confusion
• The politics of beautification and decongestion
• Preserving the memory of the passenger pigeon
• The Last Survivor of a Historic Streetscape
• Q&A: Cheryl Thompson on her new book about Canadian blackface
• Judge puts Ford back in his lane
• OP-ED: What’s in a Name?
• Cities are missing topic in the 2025 federal election campaign (UPDATE)
• OP-ED: Feeling the thermal comfort

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• Miranda July on midlife crises, open marriages and the erotic potential of tampons
• Actor Theo Germaine wants more messy trans representation
• Canadian teachers face harassment in wake of ‘parental rights’ policies
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• Who does queer AI ‘art’ actually represent?
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• Unions have a long history of fighting for trans rights. And they’re not giving up now
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• Helping patients to become their true selves
• The dangerous potential of Poilievre’s promise to use Notwithstanding Clause 
• ‘Bird Suit’ is a surreal, lush and devastating portrait of small-town life