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Toronto Star

• Utah to hold election for retiring congressman’s seat in November
• Brampton man faces murder charge in death of daughter-in-law of late Montreal mob boss
• Connecticut to adjourn largely bipartisan session in contrast to rancor in other states
• 6 arrested in alleged scheme to fraudulently collect millions in COVID aid meant for renters
• 2 Connecticut officers fired over treatment of man paralyzed in police van after 2022 arrest
• ‘The new reality’? Canadian wildfires become the global face of unfolding ecological disaster
• Yukon launches judicial review of assessment in mining exploration project
• TDSB turns the page on drag queen storytime event policy after parent outcry
• Grand jury indicts 2 Bureau of Prisons employees in inmate’s death
• New York City sues 30 counties over ‘xenophobic’ orders banning migrant relocations

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• Lawyer tells Alberta’s highest court review board biased in de Grood’s case
• Autopsy finds North Carolina man died of ‘sudden cardiac arrest’ during police confrontation
• DeSantis defends flying migrants to California as he meets with sheriffs near border
• Former Baseball Hall of Fame President Ed Stack dead at 88
• B.C. First Nation buys back 140-year-old robe, paying almost $40,000 to bring it home
• In unusual orca sighting, tour spots at least 20 killer whales off San Francisco
• Paul Bernardo: What did he do, what’s the difference between maximum and medium security and how federal corrections makes inmate decisions
• Ohio: Charity settles false claims to help those impacted by train derailment
• Man denies beating Toronto toddler to death, blames an accident
• Prosecutors urge Minnesota Supreme Court to reject appeal by ex-officer in George Floyd’s murder

CBC Toronto

• Ford refuses calls to link wildfires to climate change
• Hazy skies from wildfire smoke are blanketing Toronto. Here's what you should know
• Man who allegedly threatened to shoot mayoral candidates released on bail
• Man, 18, charged in fatal Scarborough crash
• Brown, Furey make 1st debate appearances as mayoral candidates trade barbs over key election issues
• 1 person dead after building fire in Toronto's west end
• Your Toronto politics pep talk, from the amusement park
• Rogers' TTC proposal commits to consultations but is short on details
• Olivia Chow makes her case to be Toronto's next mayor on Metro Morning
• Man dead after single-vehicle collision on Highway 404 near Markham

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• This Ontario woman is on a journey to locate the family linked to 70-year-old letter she found
• Forest fire smoke envelops Toronto, bringing poor air quality, pollution
• A Mississauga developer charged a buyer an extra $500K. Now its licence has been pulled
• Critics call them 'credit mills.' But some students say private courses give them the boost they need
• Unanswered questions swirl around mayoral candidates' fiscal plans in CBC Toronto debate
• Parliament fiddles while Canada burns
• Why Elliot Page is speaking out about being trans 'in this climate of such intense hostility'
• Incel-inspired Toronto massage parlour murder was act of terror, judge rules
• 5 boys charged in Kennedy station stabbing granted bail
• Peter Khill sentenced to 8 years in prison for shooting death of Six Nations man Jon Styres
• 'Significant' gas leak outside Toronto hospital stopped, residents allowed to return
• 5 top mayoral candidates spar over public safety, housing and taxes at CBC Toronto debate
• Woman, 29, dead after being struck by tow truck driver in Toronto
• Wildfire smoke could linger over Toronto all week, Environment Canada says
• 2 years after deadly truck attack, Afzaal family honoured as community vows to fight Islamophobia
• The Bank of Canada's 'conditional pause' on interest rates may be over — so brace for another hike soon
• As climate changes, insurance is becoming more complex — and pricey
• Peel councillors propose 'sunset clause' as solution to get shovels in ground of housing projects sooner
• How 7-Eleven won liquor licences for nearly all of its Ontario locations
• 'Time is the biggest healer,' Afzaal family's relatives say ahead of 2nd anniversary of London, Ont., attack

The Globe & Mail Toronto

• Marlon Wayans, Leslie Jones headed to this year’s Just for Laughs Toronto festival
• Ontario ‘reviewing concerns’ about digital tips-disbursement for restaurant workers
• Leading mayoral hopefuls push for votes in CBC Toronto debate as by-election nears
• Province to advance Ontario Place plans regardless of who wins mayor’s race, Calandra says
• What Toronto can learn from London’s Elizabeth Line
• Off-duty constable charged with assault in Toronto, Windsor police say
• As Maple Leafs GM, Brad Treliving’s job is to buy the team time
• ‘A start’: Toronto multiplex policy aimed at boosting housing welcomed by observers
• Toronto Maple Leafs hire Brad Treliving as new GM
• What I saw riding the 505 Dundas streetcar in Toronto

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• The regular season doesn’t matter anymore, the playoffs do. The Leafs haven’t figured this out
• A model for Ontario Place? Look to Brooklyn
• Brendan Shanahan’s curiously detailed firing of Kyle Dubas marks an ugly end of an era for the Maple Leafs
• The dynamos on Toronto’s flank
• Soleiman Faqiri’s family hopes November inquest into his death will offer answers
• More than 300 TDSB students involved in violent incidents this year, report says
• A new centreman won’t help the Leafs. A new leader might
• Mark Saunders should see how Amsterdam has broken the tyranny of the automobile
• Toronto declares state of emergency over homelessness
• Who are the candidates for Toronto’s 2023 mayoral election?
• No charges after Toronto police investigate allegations Black student locked in room
• Ontario schools expected to welcome police into classroom events, education minister says
• Toronto opens up its neighbourhoods – and it needs to go farther
• Swim programs at several Toronto elementary and high schools in jeopardy
• Fifteen-year-old boy who climbed moving Toronto subway train dies of injuries
• Toronto police reviewing sudden deaths for links to man charged in lethal product sale
• Woman dead after west-end Toronto condo shooting, police say

Toronto Sun

• Connecticut cops fired over treatment of man paralyzed in van after 2022 arrest
• Chris Bassitt tosses gem as Blue Jays combine pitching and defence to subdue Astros
• ‘Greatest of all time’: Opponent pays tribute to Nunes ahead of UFC title fight
• MANDEL: Man accused of threatening mayoral candidates out on bail again
• CHERIAN: Housing affordability to take another hit with latest interest rate hike
• Autopsy finds N.C. man died of ‘sudden cardiac arrest’ during police confrontation
• CITY ISSUES: ’Lane hogs’ in crosshairs as endorsements, promises pile up
• Letters to the Editor, June 8, 2023
• Canada marks Clean Air Day with worst air quality in world as wildfires rage
• Why iconic Raptor Kyle Lowry will get into basketball hall of fame

Toronto Life

• “Maybe Doug Ford isn’t used to hearing input from women”: A Q&A with Mississauga mayor Bonnie Crombie
• “I never thought I could be part of the beauty industry”: Meet the burn survivor whose makeup line is now at Sephora
• I was the voice of the TTC for 11 years. After a devastating heart attack, I switched tracks and became a barber
• Condo of the Week: $1.5 million for a Beaches loft with a floor made out of a hammock
• “The Blue Jays didn’t stand up for us”: The president of a queer softball league on Anthony Bass’s anti-LGBTQ statement
• House of the Week: $2.6 million for a Christie Pits classic sporting a twist on the bay and gable
• “This is not what Ontario wants”: These protesters are demanding that Doug Ford address the affordability and health care crises
• Kiss and Tell: “My date made kissy faces at me and left without paying for his drinks”
• Apple TV Plus’s The Crowded Room—and everything else we’re excited to watch this week
• “I was physically assaulted during a game”: This Toronto soccer referee says abuse from parents is at an all-time high

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• Raise a glass with Patrón El Cielo and Toronto Life Insider
• Epic weekend adventures just outside Toronto
• How this Toronto entrepreneur balances work and healthy living
• Where the owners of Somun Superstar eat pierogies, burek and Bosnian baked goods in Toronto
• The Questionnaire: Four drag performers on the price of being fabulous
• Inside the new 36,000-square-foot T&T Supermarket at Fairview Mall
• What TL Insiders can look forward to in June
• Twenty-four last-minute gifts for Father’s Day
• “Someone needed to bring the drama”: Real Housewives of Toronto star Kara Alloway on her new book about reality TV
• “Garbage bags are an amazing material”: Meet the designer turning used plastics into high-fashion garments
• Unlock a luxe, laid-back lifestyle at Fenelon Lakes Club
• Condo of the Week: $599,000 for a Stockyards industrial loft in a former tannery
• What’s on the menu at Alobar’s new Financial District location
• This DIYer’s 600-square-foot Leslieville bungalow is nearly half the size of her old pad, but it’s twice as homey
• “I like the challenges, but mostly I love spending time with my baby”: Susur Lee and his son Jet Bent-Lee on their fast food makeover TikTok account with six million followers
• Your guide on what to see at Exhibition Place this summer
• Kiss and Tell: “We had sex behind Burrito Boyz”
• Sixteen things to see, do, read and hear in Toronto this June
• House of the Week: $3.9 million for a saltbox in the Blue Mountains with an off-grid bunkie
• How this supertall skyscraper will transform Toronto’s already iconic skyline
• The Idol hits Crave—plus everything else we’re excited to watch this week
• “There’s nothing more powerful than singing ‘I love you’ with family and friends”: A Q&A with beloved children’s musicians Sharon and Bram
• What’s on the menu at Romi’s, a new bakery and market from ex–Parallel Brothers chef Tomer Markovitz
• Meet the most charming fraudster in GTA real estate
• Fifteen nostalgic artifacts from beloved Canadian children’s TV shows, including Mr. Dressup and Today’s Special
• The no-politics mayoral candidate questionnaire: Anthony Furey
• The no-politics mayoral candidate questionnaire: Rob Davis
• “I save between $300 and $500 every month”: This extreme couponer shares her money-saving tips on TikTok
• Dear Urban Diplomat: My fellow gym members have become Covid germaphobes
• Meet Happi Builds, the innovators bringing climate-friendly housing to your backyard
• Our top takeaways from TL Insider’s El Dorado Rum tasting
• The no-politics mayoral candidate questionnaire: Anthony Perruzza
• This Dufferin Grove century home displays a kooky collection of antique clocks and parrot paraphernalia
• “The TTC should start paying me”: Meet the artist posting satirical signage along the Queen streetcar route
• Where chef David Schwartz eats Chinese food in Scarborough and North York
• What’s on the menu at Margo, a new (public) Mediterranean restaurant inside a posh private club on King West
• “Everything I love here was fought for”: This non-profit is seeking millions to keep Kensington Market affordable
• Highlights from Toronto Life’s seventh annual Best Restaurants event
• House of the Week: $1.5 million for a furnished Pape Village semi perfect for showing off art
• American Born Chinese—plus everything else we’re excited to watch this week
• Your Father’s Day gift guide to scotch and whisky for every type of dad
• Epic Fail: Inside York Memorial high school’s descent into chaos
• Sort-of Secret: Pho Ngoc Yen, a hopping Vietnamese restaurant tucked away in a Mississauga industrial park
• “Our city is addicted to cars”: This teen’s transit app rewards people for riding the TTC
• Buying a pre-construction home?
• Under Asking: “Bidding wars are back, but buyers are wary.” Three realtors share why they went down in price
• Will we finally get a high-frequency train from Toronto to Quebec City? A Q&A with Robert Prichard, the guy who’s promising to make it happen
• Where to eat and drink in Prince Edward County, according to these Toronto chefs who moved there
• “They take away from the entire game”: Karl Subban on his campaign to ban sports betting ads
• A naturally light summer vino perfect for any occasion
• Toronto Maple Leaf Auston Matthews dishes his favourite delivery restaurants
• This Etobicoke couple makes $157,000 a year. How do they spend it?
• The no-politics mayoral candidate questionnaire: Mitzie Hunter
• The no-politics mayoral candidate questionnaire: Ana Bailão
• “The AGO used to feel so out of reach”: This creator is bringing the African diaspora to the city’s biggest art gallery
• The no-politics mayoral candidate questionnaire: Josh Matlow
• The no-politics mayoral candidate questionnaire: Brad Bradford
• “It’s designed to make the diner feel like the main character”: A visit to Toronto’s first solo-dining restaurant
• Rental of the Week: $5,500 for a brand-new Cedarvale townhouse with a month of free rent
• The no-politics mayoral candidate questionnaire: Mark Saunders
• The no-politics mayoral candidate questionnaire: Olivia Chow
• “We’re cranking out 60,000 pizzas a month”: Piano Piano chef Victor Barry on his plans for worldwide frozen pizza domination
• Breaking down barriers for women in business
• High Desert with Patricia Arquette—plus everything else we’re excited to watch this week
• Price Check: A stately east-end throwback, a townhouse in Etobicoke or a bungalow by the Bluffs?
• “He wrote perfect songs”: This restaurateur wants to rename Yonge-Dundas Square in honour of Gordon Lightfoot
• “We could call them the T. Rexes”: Toronto WNBA fans explain why they want a team of their own
• Editor’s Letter: The insatiable Matty Matheson
• House of the Week: $2.3 million for a Riverdale detached with a kitchen fit for TV
• These are Toronto’s best new restaurants in 2023
• How to take financial control of your living situation
• “This is not a delicate sport”: Meet the members of Toronto’s first tackle football team for girls
• “I caught a hot streak”: Meet Akintoye, the TikTok rapper turned IRL star
• What’s on the menu at Then and Now, Parkdale’s new Asian fusion restaurant with a no-tipping policy
• “Canadians suffer from this absolute refusal to see myth and romance in ourselves”: A Q&A with BlackBerry star Jay Baruchel
• “We’re really struggling”: The president of the Writers Guild of Canada on the Hollywood writers’ strike
• What’s on the menu at Trinity Market, a new wine bar, snack counter, pizza parlour and bottle shop right next to Bellwoods
• Cottage of the Week: $1.6 million for a 1.3-acre Bruce Peninsula retreat with a colourful craft room
• Condo of the Week: $1.3 million for a Yorkville suite with a wrap-around balcony overlooking the ROM
• “This way, we get to cheer more”: This father-daughter duo attend every Maple Leafs home game in the opposing team’s jersey
• “I like to fix problems”: Meet the business executive buying up old Bed Bath and Beyond storefronts
• Where to find the best meals for $10 or less in Thornhill
• DIY Makeover: This decorator updated her Victorian two-bedroom rental with boho touches and Scandi hardwood floors
• Ben Affleck’s Air—plus everything else we’re excited to watch this week
• “I was in Sudan when the fighting started. This is how my family and I got out”
• Thirty-three archival photos showcasing the history of the Ontario Science Centre
• House of the Week: $2.8 million for a Lawrence Park century home built by the man behind Casa Loma
• From the West Coast to Bay Street: How this UBC Sauder alum is leading the way for women in finance
• Everything you need to know before taking the EV plunge
• Toronto Metropolitan University Professor Dr. Hossein Rahnama on the power of creative AI

CityNews Toronto

• The pause on student loan payments is ending. Can borrowers find room in their budgets?
• Motorcyclist critically injured in Mississauga crash
• AP News in Brief at 9:04 p.m. EDT
• Actor Jay Johnston, known for ‘Bob’s Burgers’ character, arrested on Capitol riot charges
• MLB, WNBA postpone games due to smoke from Canadian wildfires
• 2 Connecticut officers fired over treatment of man paralyzed in police van after 2022 arrest
• B.C. First Nation buys back 140-year-old robe, paying almost $40,000 to bring it home
• Richard Snyder, ‘warrior-king’ of publishing who presided over rise of Simon & Schuster, dead at 90
• Utah to hold election for retiring congressman’s seat in November
• Air quality index rises to high-risk category Thursday as smoky air intesifies

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• Against the odds, world’s most endangered porpoise resists extinction in Mexico’s Gulf of California
• Kilauea, one of the world’s most active volcanoes, begins erupting after 3-month pause
• Connecticut to adjourn largely bipartisan session in contrast to rancor in other states
• 6 arrested in alleged scheme to fraudulently collect millions in COVID aid meant for renters
• Air India plane flying to San Francisco lands in Russia’s Siberia after engine problem

BlogTO

• Indigo CEO Heather Reisman and half of board of directors step down
• Arcadia Earth exhibit featuring giant noses and a scent room is coming to Toronto
• This is where Toronto mayoral candidates eat and shop and how they get there
• Over a hundred tenants in Toronto apartment complex are refusing to pay rent
• Toronto now has the third-worst air quality in the world
• Ontario lotto winner splits $70M prize
• Toronto is getting a restaurant where all the food is made by chefs living with HIV
• Toronto Filipino restaurant gets slammed with 13 infractions by health inspectors
• Toronto's AFROWAVETO summer music festival will feature a massive Latin lineup
• Win a new mini fridge and free products from Summer Fresh

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• Toronto is getting a Filipino night market
• You can watch free movies under the stars in Toronto this summer
• A bite from this tick spotted in Ontario could cause a red meat allergy
• Bank of Canada increases interest rate again
• Wildfire ash may actually rain on Toronto area as air quality continues to deteriorate

TRNTO

• Raise your cone to Toronto’s chillest ice cream trend
• How to stay safe from wildfire smoke as air quality worsens in Toronto
• This Toronto Argos player turned his childhood dream into reality
• Indigo founder and Toronto icon Heather Reisman announces her retirement
• Groundbreaking immersive art exhibit set to hit The Well this summer
• A beloved Toronto antique market is getting a revival with a vintage twist
• On Clean Air Day, wildfire smoke continues to pose high health risk
• 31 of our favourite unsung patios where you can soak up the sun
• Even if you make $230K it’ll still take you 25 years to buy a Toronto home
• The rise of white linen dining

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• Real Housewife Kara Alloway on her debut novel and life in Toronto
• Dear Sangita: I hate my daughter’s boyfriend. Should I tell her?
• One of the city’s best dim sum restaurants is coming to Yorkville
• Pigeon feeding fiasco turns into rat uprising on Bloor
• Upscale Toronto nabe criticized for protest of 10-storey building plan
• Canada’s top banker says T.O.’s housing market is stabilizing too fast
• Luxury hotel in Yorkville debuts new spot for burgers and champagne
• The 10 best things to do this week in Toronto
• New report ranks Canada as most at risk for mortgage defaults
• Toronto to get a world-class Destination Playground on the waterfront?
• Check this list of recent break-ins in Toronto to stay informed
• Try flavours like everything bagel at this Toronto ice cream shop
• Michelin chefs pick T.O.’s best new restaurants: Ivan Castro, La Bartola
• The best places to go strawberry picking near Toronto this month
• Who is to blame for the Crosstown LRT’s epic fail
• GTA home sales surge 25% over last year but supply still a big problem
• 7 of the best things to do in Toronto this weekend
• Mayoral debate cancelled following alleged threats by armed man
• 20 questions with Queen Priyanka set to take centre stage at Pride
• 5 delicious new restaurants to try in Toronto this week
• Get a Californian beach house right in the city with this $4.99M home
• Top six summer patio pools to cool you down as Toronto heats up
• 94 amazing events happening in Toronto this month
• Leafs on fire with new GM Brad Treliving, son of Dragon’s Den star
• Toronto’s coolest supper club reopens a decade later in midtown
• T.O. men got offended by women’s Facebook group so they made their own
• Its no big dill that Toronto might soon get 30 new pickleball courts
• Pothole patrol: These Toronto roads rank among Ontario’s worst
• DIY expert Mark Rason’s guide to decking out the backyard this summer
• Toronto Blue Jays player sparks controversy with anti-LGBTQ promotion
• The 10 best restaurants on Ossington, ranked
• Is a DIY bathroom renovation worth it?
• Forget the hype: T.O. condos are still selling, depending on the unit
• Toronto named one of the most sexually liberated cities worldwide
• Public locked out of still unapproved Ontario Place development site
• 15 questions with actor Paul Gross starring as King Lear at Stratford
• A massive gourmet grocer opens in midtown after months of delays
• 23 questions for Olivia Chow, a candidate to be Toronto’s next mayor
• Fast and the furious: police crack down on stunt driving in Toronto
• Over a third of Toronto office buildings could sit empty until 2041
• Get a taste of the high life at Toronto’s 10 best rooftop patios
• Michelin chefs pick T.O.’s best new restaurants: Jeff Bovis, Wynona
• There’s a new orange wine social club in Toronto
• Toronto singer-songwriter Hayden set to hit Massey Hall this weekend
• Beaches open next week. Here’s our picks for the 6 best in Toronto
• Zantac (Ranitidine) Mass Tort
• 5 out-of-the-ordinary wedding venues in Toronto you have to see
• Toronto showrunner is behind this powerful new Indigenous-led series
• Discover the charm of Mount Pleasant Village this spring
• Don’t fall victim to a rental scam
• Rock, paper, scissors: massive mayoral ballot confuses Toronto voters
• You can picnic, watch polo, or do yoga at this massive lavender farm
• This $6.99 million Lorne Park home comes with a dreamy backyard oasis
• Toronto was named one of the best cities in the world for remote work
• Neon lights, sizzling bites take centre stage at GTA Korean eatery
• Ready, set, slow! You can name the Toronto Zoo’s adorable turtles
• New immersive Pink Floyd exhibition to open in Toronto
• 5 hidden gem cottage areas that you have to see to believe
• Toronto’s five best dog-friendly eateries
• Is Toronto cancelling the Canada Day party at Nathan Phillips Square?
• NBA great Steve Nash has entered the race for Raptors head coach
• Summer construction season is about to hit Toronto and hit hard
• The hottest places to eat and drink in Toronto’s Little Italy
• It’s official: The housing correction in Toronto is over
• Michelin chefs pick T.O.’s best new restaurants: the duo from Edulis
• Teen fights, ride issues: rough season start at Canada’s Wonderland
• 23 questions for mayoral candidate Brad Bradford
• What to do if you encounter a suspected impaired driver
• Operatic take on the state of the TTC just dropped and it’s so good
• 3 amazing ways to give back this long weekend in Toronto
• The top 100 patios as selected by OpenTable and 27 are in Toronto
• Four places to see outdoor movies this summer and one involves boats
• Flower power: The best places near Toronto to enjoy summer blooms
• Arrest made after attempted violent incidents at two mosques and mall
• Introducing Streets of Toronto’s new advice columnist, Sangita Patel
• Five of Toronto’s best festivals are all happening next month
• Here are Toronto’s go-to spots for epic hand rolls
• Paddle your own canoe garden this summer in Toronto
• City staff recommend refusing new supertall Yorkville skyscraper plan
• Man arrested in front of Louis Vuitton at Yorkdale with loaded gun
• Community push to make Avenue Road safer gains momentum
• 5 of the most unique vacation rentals to enjoy in Ontario this summer
• The city’s best fried chicken face off: Patois vs. Grateful Chicken
• Beer and wine sales may be coming to Toronto convenience stores
• Average rent prices in Toronto shot up 40% in the past two years
• Crosstown LRT construction crew could sue TTC and delay project again
• Church condo project has locals concerned over tree loss and traffic
• Eglinton West Station is getting a name change and people are divided
• Quiet closings leave Toronto diners hungry for alternatives
• Empty office buildings could become your new apartment in Toronto

Reddit Toronto

• I do not like where this is going...
• 2023 By-Election for Mayor: Advance Voting is available June 8 to 13 city-wide.
• If you're one of the aholes who does this, fuck you very much!
• An insider’s look at the race for mayor from Jennifer Keesmaat
• Lost Cat - St Clair West & Keele
• Vote your way Toronto
• Being outside today
• New Hwy. 401 construction expected to frustrate GTA drivers until 2025
• Chloe Brown responds to Mark Saunders’ tech plan during CARP debate
• Allan Garden encampment update - Chris Moise response

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• Lost Dog seen on Coxwell & Danforth. Large Black Dog with Neon Green collar
• Toronto Fire Services on Twitter - looks like the Giraffe site is on fire
• 1969/2023 - Pretzel Bell Tavern was once located in the Bishop's Block on the northeast corner of Adelaide St W and Simcoe St. Built circa 1830 to 1840 for John Bishop, it was later a hotel, and from 1965 until the 1980s, the Pretzel Bell Tavern. Today the building is home to Soho House Toronto.
• Praying for anyone waiting at Yonge and Bloor right now
• Today is the official Clean Air Day in Canada. Anyone know of any Toronto events to celebrate clean air?
• CARP Toronto Mayoral Debate
• Man who allegedly threatened Toronto mayoral candidates released on bail
• Olivia Chow makes her case to be Toronto's next mayor on Metro Morning
• PSA: don't take your dogs on long walks, and bring your cats indoors.
• Toronto mayoral election be like
• "An ashfall across the Greater Toronto Area not out of the question Thursday" (CBC The National)
• Conditions predicted to worsen in Toronto as poor air quality, high levels of pollution confirmed
• Indigenous Torontonians outraged after giant alcohol ad covers up residential school mural
• Any single leg amputees need a single, new shoe? Nordstrom $5 SALE alert!
• Air Quality Warning: Significant threat to life
• SUBREDDIT BLACKOUT JUNE 12-14: Don't let Reddit kill 3rd party apps!
• Things to do: June 5 - June 11

NarCity Toronto

• I Tried Toronto's New Alexander McQueen-Themed Restaurant & It's Ultra Lavish Inside (PHOTOS)
• I'll Only Watch Toronto's 'Law & Order' Spinoff If They Cover These Ridiculous Canadian Cases
• MilkUP's Famous Post-To-Pay Pop-Up Is Back In Toronto & This Time It's An Immersive Moo'seum
• I've Lived Near Toronto All My Life & Here Are 9 Spots I Never Get Tired Of In The City
• These 10 Healthy Restaurants In Toronto Have The Most Refreshing Menus & Perfect Summer Vibes
• Fresh Kitchen + Juice Bar's New Summer Menu Is Here With 6 New Items To Savour This Season
• I Can't Afford To Live In Toronto According To The Raw Data But Here's How I Make It Work
• I Tried Chicken Tenders From Drake's & DJ Khaled's Restaurants & There's One King In Toronto
• Everything You've Ever Wanted To Know About Getting A Pap Smear In Ontario & Why It's Important
• I've Lived In Toronto For A Decade & Here Are 8 Gorgeous Outdoor Patios I Can't Live Without

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• I Spoke With A Credit Counsellor For The First Time In My Life & I Was So Wrong About Debt
• 12 Toronto Nail Salons Where You Can Get A Shellac Manicure For $35 Or Less
• Toronto Locals Shared The Best Pizza Spots & You'll Want To Devour A Pie From Each (VIDEO)
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Raved About Toronto & Recalled Experiencing A Very Canadian Stereotype
• 5 Things I Learned About The Reality Of Taking Antidepressants & How It Saved My Relationship
• I Tried 3 All-You-Can-Eat Sushi Spots In Toronto & This 1 Restaurant Was My Favourite (VIDEO)
• I Bought My WestJet Flight Attendant Chocolates & Here's How It Changed My Flying Experience
• Ontario Gas Prices Are Set To Rise Tomorrow & It'll Be The Highest Its Been In Months
• Ahad Raza Mir, Eva Noblezada, Whitney Cummings & More Are Performing In Toronto
• Janet Jackson Reportedly Snuck Out Of A Toronto Hotel To Go Clubbing & She Said She Was 'Free'
• These 6 Ontario Remote Jobs Will Pay You Up To $120 An Hour Without A Degree
• These Are 5 Rent-Controlled Toronto Apartments & You Can Rent A 1-Bedroom For Under 2K
• Here Are The Remaining Stat Holidays In Ontario & How To Optimize Your Time Off With Them
• The Shortest Ferry Ride In Canada Is In Ontario & It's A 90-Second Trip Filled With Views
• 7 Ontario Stores That Will Give You Free Stuff On Your Birthday & There's So Much You Can Get
• I Visited Ottawa For The First Time & Wasn't Nearly As Bored As I Thought I'd Be (PHOTOS)
• This $70M Ontario Lottery Ticket Is Set To Expire Next Month & It's Not The Only One
• I Checked Out The New Sukoshi Mart At Eaton Centre & I Was In Skin Care Heaven (PHOTOS)
• These 5 Day Trips From Toronto Lead You To Waterfalls, Wineries & Cute Small Towns (PHOTOS)
• 7 Things You Didn't Know You Could Put In Your Green Bin In Toronto

U of T Varsity

• “Part of our family”: First Nations House event honours Indigenous graduates
• UTMSU board of directors hires Jasnoor Sandhu as vice-president campus life
• Op-ed: Student journalism needs to cover student governance beyond university borders
• Student and worker unions at U of T hold discussion roundtable with MPP Jessica Bell
• Why Full-Service Car Rental is the Key to Success
• U of T graduate students and postdocs stage walkout, protesting low pay
• Opinion: The New Toronto Courthouse is a materialization of privilege
• Lynne Alexandrova elected UTGSU president with 5.7 per cent voter turnout
• SCSU’s incoming vice-president campus life resigns citing personal reasons
• Jett Alexander’s day as a Leaf

Spacing Toronto

• MAYOR’S RACE: Will the next mayor slay Toronto The Good?
• Pride and Prejudice
• City Visions Book Series: Yes to the City
• MAYOR’S RACE: Toronto’s not very green election
• Secrets of Rosehill Reservoir and David A. Balfour Park
• Farewell to Malabar, Toronto’s former costume emporium
• Filling in the Missing Middle for food retailing 
• MAYOR’S RACE: A Saunders mayoralty and the coming crisis of police oversight
• The promises and perils of AI at the Provocation Ideas Festival
• EXCLUSIVE: What is the source of Therme’s financing?

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• OP-ED: Making encampments obsolete should be a priority for Toronto’s next mayor
• LORINC: Fourplex on the Council floor
• MAYOR’S RACE: The twisted politics of Toronto’s byelection
• Space for Grief: A public space model for community connection and healing
• PODCAST: Spacing Radio 070, Toronto Mayoral Election Redux
• MAYOR’S RACE: We need to talk about Doug
• MAYOR’S RACE: Will it be a fear-mongering or city-building election?
• MAYOR’S RACE: Parsing the politics of Mark Saunders’ performative allyship
• MAYOR’S RACE: Candidates oppose Ford’s Ontario Place spa plans
• Making places out of Toronto Centre’s neglected laneways

Daily Xtra

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