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Including pho, birria tacos, Hong Kong–style toast and pizza, of course

Toronto lost way too many great businesses in 2021, but they didnt shut down unnoticed. Well always be able to look back on what these businesses...

A teenage boy is in hospital after being shot in the city’s Junction Triangle neighbourhood, police say.

A teenage boy is in hospital after being shot in the city’s Junction Triangle neighbourhood, police say.

The project is a model for other architects and developers to invest in brownfield projects and significant heritage assets...

Our go-to spots where grocery shopping doesn’t feel like a chore

A Toronto brewing company is delivering beer with trucks that have a really cool look to them.   You may have seen these psychedelic-like trucks ro...

Toronto is known for its lively arts scene in the city. From film festivals to art crawls, the city celebrates art in all of its forms. Gallery Wee...

Toronto building thats an enclave for artists and creators is facing redevelopment A proposed three-tower condo development threatens to demolish a unique live-work artist community in Toronto. The proposal for three residential towers at 221 to 227 Sterling Road in the Junction Triangle area of Toronto would replace the decades-old live-work spaces at Sterling Studio Lofts. The building is unique in that it offers affordable rental units for artists and creators. The condo and rent...

Three Toronto neighbourhoods will allow live music on patios this summer Three Toronto neighbourhoods will allow live music on patios this summer City councillors are designing a pilot project to test in the east and west ends of the city this summer By Richard Trapunski The Burren on Queen East There will be live music on Toronto’s patios this summer – at least some of them. Last month, city councillor Brad Bradford, the chair of the Toronto Music Advisory Committee, recommended d...