Toronto Events & City News Archive

Weekly archive of events and city news for Toronto. Newest first.

Originally published: 2026-07-17T12:06:30.187309

Upcoming Events in Toronto

Date	Title	Details
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)	The Royal Ontario Museum is Canada’s largest museum of art, culture and nature, housed in a landmark building in central Toronto. Its galleries span dinosaurs, world cultures, natural history and rotating special exhibitions. The museum is open year-round with ticketed admission. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	CN Tower Observation Levels	The CN Tower is Toronto’s signature landmark, with observation decks and a glass floor offering views across the city and Lake Ontario. Visitors can also try the EdgeWalk experience around the tower’s exterior pod. The attraction is open daily with ticketed entry. [Source]
2026-07-03 to 2026-07-12	Toronto Caribbean Carnival (Caribana)	The Toronto Caribbean Carnival is North America’s largest celebration of Caribbean culture, culminating in a vibrant Grand Parade. The festival features masquerade bands, calypso and soca music, and Caribbean food across multiple events. Many activities are free, with some ticketed parade and party events. [Source]
2026-08-14 to 2026-09-07	Canadian National Exhibition (CNE)	The Canadian National Exhibition, known as The Ex, is an annual late-summer fair held at Exhibition Place on Toronto’s waterfront. It features rides, midway games, food, an air show and live entertainment. The fair runs into early September with ticketed admission. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-09-13	Cirque du Soleil: LUZIA in Toronto	Cirque du Soleil’s touring production LUZIA returns to Toronto under the big top with a show inspired by Mexico. The performance combines acrobatics, live music and striking visual design, including a rain-curtain effect. Tickets are sold by performance through the summer run. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)	The Art Gallery of Ontario is one of North America’s largest art museums, with a wide-ranging collection in a Frank Gehry-designed building. Its holdings include Canadian, Indigenous, European and contemporary art alongside major touring exhibitions. The gallery is open year-round with ticketed admission. [Source]

City News in Toronto – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-07-17	Environment	Toronto’s air quality ranked worst in the world as orange alert takes hold	Wildfire smoke drifting from northern Ontario pushed Toronto’s air quality to among the worst of any major city in the world. An orange air-quality alert was in effect across the region. Officials urged vulnerable residents to limit time outdoors. [Source]
2026-07-17	Public safety	Man arrested after stabbing near Allan Gardens	A man was taken into custody after another man was found with stab wounds near Allan Gardens. Toronto police were called to the George Street and Gerrard Street East area in the afternoon. A man in his 60s was found suffering from stab wounds. [Source]
2026-07-17	Transit	TTC prepares to install automatic train signalling for more frequent service	The Toronto Transit Commission is preparing to install automatic train signalling on its network. Officials say the upgrade will allow trains to run more frequently. The move is part of efforts to improve subway service reliability. [Source]
2026-07-17	Traffic	Weekend road closures planned across Toronto	Toronto drivers should plan for several road closures beginning Thursday night. Bridge rehabilitation work and major weekend events are bringing restrictions to the DVP ramp, Eastern Avenue, Bloor Street and Front Street. Officials advised motorists to seek alternate routes. [Source]
2026-07-17	Music	Shania Twain plays intimate Toronto show at the Horseshoe Tavern	Shania Twain is set to play a one-night-only show at Toronto’s Horseshoe Tavern, a small venue that eluded her before stardom. The country-pop star called the gig a chance to come full circle. She has otherwise sold out stadiums around the world. [Source]
2026-07-17	Baseball	Blue Jays to open 2027 season against rival Yankees	The Toronto Blue Jays will open their 2027 season against the New York Yankees. The team will travel to the Bronx for the March 25 matchup, MLB announced as part of its full schedule reveal. The 2027 season officially begins March 24. [Source]
2026-07-17	Health	Mosquitoes in York Region test positive for West Nile virus	York Region Public Health said two mosquito traps in Markham tested positive for West Nile virus, the first such cases in the area this summer. The traps were located in the Warden Avenue and Highway area. The unit monitors West Nile activity through regular trapping and testing. [Source]
2026-07-17	Local incident	Three-alarm blaze hits Etobicoke bakery with no injuries	No injuries were reported after a three-alarm fire at an industrial bakery in Etobicoke. Crews were called to a building on Carlingview Drive for what was described as an oven fire. They were met with heavy smoke and flames on arrival. [Source]
2026-07-17	Culture	Toronto marks International Drag Day with shows and brunches	Toronto is celebrating International Drag Day, observed each year on July 16. Venues across the city are hosting drag shows and brunches to mark the occasion. Organizers highlighted eight events for people to check out this week. [Source]

Sources: Royal Ontario Museum, CN Tower, Toronto Caribbean Carnival, Canadian National Exhibition, Cirque du Soleil, Art Gallery of Ontario, CTV News, CityNews Toronto

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Originally published: 2026-07-06T13:18:34.341320

Upcoming Events in Toronto

Date	Title	Details
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)	The Royal Ontario Museum is Canada’s largest museum of art, culture and nature, housed in a landmark building in central Toronto. Its galleries span dinosaurs, world cultures, natural history and rotating special exhibitions. The museum is open year-round with ticketed admission. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	CN Tower Observation Levels	The CN Tower is Toronto’s signature landmark, with observation decks and a glass floor offering views across the city and Lake Ontario. Visitors can also try the EdgeWalk experience around the tower’s exterior pod. The attraction is open daily with ticketed entry. [Source]
2026-07-03 to 2026-07-12	Toronto Caribbean Carnival (Caribana)	The Toronto Caribbean Carnival is North America’s largest celebration of Caribbean culture, culminating in a vibrant Grand Parade. The festival features masquerade bands, calypso and soca music, and Caribbean food across multiple events. Many activities are free, with some ticketed parade and party events. [Source]
2026-08-14 to 2026-09-07	Canadian National Exhibition (CNE)	The Canadian National Exhibition, known as The Ex, is an annual late-summer fair held at Exhibition Place on Toronto’s waterfront. It features rides, midway games, food, an air show and live entertainment. The fair runs into early September with ticketed admission. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-09-13	Cirque du Soleil: LUZIA in Toronto	Cirque du Soleil’s touring production LUZIA returns to Toronto under the big top with a show inspired by Mexico. The performance combines acrobatics, live music and striking visual design, including a rain-curtain effect. Tickets are sold by performance through the summer run. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)	The Art Gallery of Ontario is one of North America’s largest art museums, with a wide-ranging collection in a Frank Gehry-designed building. Its holdings include Canadian, Indigenous, European and contemporary art alongside major touring exhibitions. The gallery is open year-round with ticketed admission. [Source]

City News in Toronto – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-07-06	Politics	Ajax MPP Rob Cerjanec drops out of Ontario Liberal leadership race	Ajax MPP Rob Cerjanec has suspended his campaign for the leadership of the Ontario Liberal Party, leaving one fewer candidate in the race. In a social media post on Sunday, Cerjanec did not give a specific reason for stepping aside. He said the decision came after conversations with family, supporters and colleagues. [Source]
2026-07-06	Weather	Toronto cools off Monday after days of 40 C heat	Toronto has escaped a heat wave that pushed temperatures to around 40 C in recent days. The city is transitioning to mainly cloudy conditions to begin the week. Forecasters outlined what residents can expect from the weather across Toronto over the coming days. [Source]
2026-07-06	Transport	GO Train service to Stratford launches Monday as Kitchener Line expands	Metrolinx officially extended GO Train service to Stratford starting Monday. The new service offers daily, year-round trips as part of an expansion of the Kitchener Line. The move broadens regional rail connections beyond the Greater Toronto Area. [Source]
2026-07-06	Public safety	One man dead in Brampton shooting, two suspects sought	Police in Peel Region are searching for at least two suspects after a fatal shooting in Brampton. Investigators say the shooting happened in the Earlsbridge Boulevard and Edenbrook Hill Drive area just after 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Officers found a man with gunshot wounds who was taken to hospital in life-threatening condition. [Source]
2026-07-06	Health	Toronto Public Health warns of recent measles exposures	Toronto Public Health has issued a list of recent potential measles exposures in the region. Officials flagged possible exposure at a hospital and a clinic in Scarborough, along with other healthcare centres at the end of June. Residents who may have been present are being advised to check the listed locations and dates. [Source]
2026-07-06	Real estate	Toronto home sales jump 9.4% as housing market tightens	Toronto-area home sales rose 9.4 per cent compared with a year earlier as the housing market tightens. After a slow 2025, real-estate activity is beginning to pick up. One Toronto-based realtor said first-time homebuyers still have an opportunity despite the rebound. [Source]
2026-07-06	Sport	Summer McIntosh breaks women’s 200-metre butterfly world record at Canadian trials	Summer McIntosh has set a new world record in the women’s 200-metre butterfly. She touched the wall in two minutes 1.65 seconds on Sunday night at the Canadian trials in Montreal, breaking Chinese swimmer Liu Zige’s long-standing mark. McIntosh called it a record she had always dreamed of breaking as a child. [Source]
2026-07-06	Economy	World Cup leaves uncertain legacy in Toronto as experts question economic impact	Toronto has wrapped up its official FIFA World Cup hosting duties, but experts are questioning the economic benefit to the city. New data suggests the tournament delivered little measurable economic gain despite packed venues. Toronto bars reportedly saw only a 3 per cent spending boost during the event. [Source]
2026-07-06	Culture	Canadian fashion designer Marilyn Brooks dies at 93	Canadian fashion designer Marilyn Brooks has died at the age of 93. A family spokesperson said Brooks died Saturday of natural causes. She was among the first to popularize in Canada a clothing style famously worn by rebellious British youths and The Beatles in the 1960s. [Source]
2026-07-06	Society	Toronto family sues city over housing project for children with disabilities	A Toronto family is suing the city over a housing project intended for children with disabilities. The legal action centres on a dispute connected to the project. The case highlights tensions over housing provisions for vulnerable residents in the city. [Source]

Sources: Royal Ontario Museum, CN Tower, Toronto Caribbean Carnival, Canadian National Exhibition, Cirque du Soleil, Art Gallery of Ontario, CityNews Toronto, Now Toronto

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Originally published: 2026-06-25T09:25:58.691218

Upcoming Events in Toronto

Date	Title	Details
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)	The Royal Ontario Museum is Canada’s largest museum of art, culture and nature, housed in a landmark building in central Toronto. Its galleries span dinosaurs, world cultures, natural history and rotating special exhibitions. The museum is open year-round with ticketed admission. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	CN Tower Observation Levels	The CN Tower is Toronto’s signature landmark, with observation decks and a glass floor offering views across the city and Lake Ontario. Visitors can also try the EdgeWalk experience around the tower’s exterior pod. The attraction is open daily with ticketed entry. [Source]
2026-07-03 to 2026-07-12	Toronto Caribbean Carnival (Caribana)	The Toronto Caribbean Carnival is North America’s largest celebration of Caribbean culture, culminating in a vibrant Grand Parade. The festival features masquerade bands, calypso and soca music, and Caribbean food across multiple events. Many activities are free, with some ticketed parade and party events. [Source]
2026-08-14 to 2026-09-07	Canadian National Exhibition (CNE)	The Canadian National Exhibition, known as The Ex, is an annual late-summer fair held at Exhibition Place on Toronto’s waterfront. It features rides, midway games, food, an air show and live entertainment. The fair runs into early September with ticketed admission. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-09-13	Cirque du Soleil: LUZIA in Toronto	Cirque du Soleil’s touring production LUZIA returns to Toronto under the big top with a show inspired by Mexico. The performance combines acrobatics, live music and striking visual design, including a rain-curtain effect. Tickets are sold by performance through the summer run. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-31	Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)	The Art Gallery of Ontario is one of North America’s largest art museums, with a wide-ranging collection in a Frank Gehry-designed building. Its holdings include Canadian, Indigenous, European and contemporary art alongside major touring exhibitions. The gallery is open year-round with ticketed admission. [Source]

City News in Toronto – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-21	Sport	Toronto Marlies win the AHL’s Calder Cup	The Toronto Marlies have won the American Hockey League’s Calder Cup, the league’s championship trophy. Vinni Lettieri’s second-period power-play goal stood as the winner. The club will hold a victory celebration on Monday. [Source]
2026-06-21	Crime	Woman killed in downtown Toronto apartment shooting, man arrested	A woman was shot and killed inside an apartment building in downtown Toronto, near Moss Park, early Saturday morning. A man is in custody in connection with the shooting. Investigators were called to the scene to examine the killing. [Source]
2026-06-21	Sport	World Cup match between Germany and Ivory Coast thrills Toronto crowd	Germany’s late goal against Ivory Coast electrified a Toronto crowd as the city hosted another FIFA World Cup match. Fans of both nations marched and packed Toronto Stadium for the game. Germany completed a comeback to send supporters wild. [Source]
2026-06-21	Sport	Blue Jays acquire infielder Luis Urias from Diamondbacks	The Toronto Blue Jays have acquired infielder Luis Urias from the Arizona Diamondbacks in exchange for cash. The deal adds infield depth to the Toronto roster. The trade was reported by multiple sports outlets. [Source]
2026-06-21	Crime	Toronto man charged after alleged unprovoked east-end robbery and assault	A 44-year-old Toronto man has been charged in connection with a robbery and aggravated assault investigation in the city’s Riverside area. Police say the east-end attack was unprovoked. The suspect was arrested after being wanted in the case. [Source]
2026-06-21	Community	Communities across Canada mark National Indigenous Peoples’ Day	Events were held across Canada to mark the 30th National Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Sunday. The day is meant to honour the cultures and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples. Communities celebrated with a range of activities. [Source]
2026-06-21	Accident	Major collision on Highway 401 in Etobicoke sends two to hospital	A major collision shut down the eastbound lanes of Highway 401 at Kipling Avenue early Sunday morning. Two people were taken to hospital following the crash. The closure disrupted traffic on the major route. [Source]
2026-06-21	Real Estate	Sales up and listings shrinking: is now the time to buy in Toronto?	A recent report from the Canadian Real Estate Association recorded the country’s first meaningful sales increase this year. With listings shrinking in Toronto, the piece weighs whether now is a good time to buy a home. It examines the shifting balance in the local market. [Source]
2026-06-21	Culture	Toronto’s lesbian bars have vanished; queer women find new ways to gather	With Toronto’s lesbian bars having disappeared, queer women are finding new ways to build community in the city. The feature explores alternative gatherings and spaces emerging in their place. It reflects on the changing landscape of queer nightlife. [Source]
2026-06-21	Event	Frustration as Toronto FIFA Fan Fest fails to show World Cup match	Some fans who turned up at the FIFA Fan Fest in downtown Toronto were left frustrated and confused when a World Cup match was not shown. Attendees said they had expected to watch the game at the official site. The hitch drew complaints during the tournament. [Source]

Sources: Royal Ontario Museum, CN Tower, Toronto Caribbean Carnival, Canadian National Exhibition, Cirque du Soleil, Art Gallery of Ontario, CityNews Toronto, CityNews Toronto

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Originally published: 2026-06-15T09:30:18.203368

Upcoming Events in Toronto

Date	Title	Details
2026-07-07 to 2026-10-18	The Impressionist Revolution: Monet to Matisse	The Canadian debut of a major touring show drawn from the Dallas Museum of Art, featuring works by Monet, Renoir, Degas, Van Gogh, Gauguin, Matisse and Munch. Arranged chronologically and thematically, it traces how the Impressionists set the course for modern art. Special-exhibition admission is included with an AGO ticket or membership; members get early access from 24 June. [Source]
2026-05-16 to 2026-10-18	Bees: A Story of Survival	A visually stunning immersive exhibition at the ROM exploring bee adaptations, their ecological importance and the human relationship with pollinators. It is spread across eight sections combining nature, art, music and architecture. General admission applies plus a C$13 surcharge per adult. A family-friendly summer draw. [Source]
2026-06-17 to 2026-07-26	The Outsiders (Musical)	The Tony Award-winning Broadway musical based on S.E. Hinton’s novel runs at the Princess of Wales Theatre. It is one of two Mirvish summer productions on offer in the city. Ticket prices vary via Mirvish. A gripping coming-of-age story brought to the stage. [Source]
2026-06-25 to 2026-06-28	Pride Toronto 2026 — ‘We Won’t Stop’	Pride Toronto marks its 45th year with the theme ‘We Won’t Stop’, featuring more than 800 artists across eight stages and over 100 events. Highlights include the Trans March, Dyke March and the Pride Parade on 28 June, plus a multi-day street fair in the Church-Wellesley Village. The street fair and parade are free; some events are ticketed. [Source]
2026-06-03 to 2026-06-28	Luminato Festival 2026 — ‘PLAY’	Luminato’s 20th-anniversary edition, its longest ever, is themed ‘PLAY’ and spans four weeks across more than 25 locations. The programme features over 140 performances by 1,000-plus artists, including eight Canadian commissions and seven world premieres. Events range from free to ticketed. [Source]
2026-06-19 to 2026-06-28	TD Toronto Jazz Festival	A 10-day festival showcasing international and local jazz artists, with free outdoor stages anchoring the Bloor-Yorkville area. Ticketed indoor concerts complement the programme across the city. A summer fixture for music lovers and casual visitors alike. [Source]
2026-06-12 to 2026-06-14	Toronto Blue Jays vs New York Yankees	A weekend American League East series against the rival Yankees at Rogers Centre, part of the Jays’ June homestand. First pitch is 7:37 p.m. on 12 June and 1:37 p.m. on 14 June. Tickets via Ticketmaster and MLB. A marquee draw for baseball fans. [Source]

City News in Toronto – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-14	World Cup	World Cup economic impact takes shape as fans flood Toronto	The economic impact of the World Cup is becoming clearer as fans pour into Toronto’s streets. Local businesses and the city are seeing the effects of the influx of visitors. Coverage looks at how the tournament is shaping the city’s economy. [Source]
2026-06-14	Politics	Carney says G7 summit could weave ‘strands’ of a new world order	Prime Minister Mark Carney says the ‘strands’ of a new world order could be woven at next week’s G7 summit. He made the remarks during a discussion at Trinity College Dublin while on a six-day trip to Europe. The comments come ahead of the leaders’ gathering. [Source]
2026-06-14	Pride	Toronto Pride 2026: five unique events to catch this month	A local guide highlights five distinctive events for Toronto Pride 2026 taking place this month. The list is aimed at both newcomers and those who have attended many past Pride celebrations. It covers options beyond the usual large parties. [Source]
2026-06-14	Health	Lactantia milk recalled over vitamin over-fortification	A popular brand of milk is being recalled because of excessive amounts of vitamins. Lactantia UltraPūr 2% M.F. Lactose Free milk in two-litre cartons is being pulled from store shelves. The company cited what it described as over-fortification. [Source]
2026-06-14	Food	Toronto local hosts six-course dinners for strangers	A Toronto resident is hosting six-course pop-up dinners for strangers inside his neighbour’s apartment. The events invite guests to share an international dining experience and meet new people. The concept offers an intimate alternative to a typical restaurant meal. [Source]
2026-06-14	Crime	Man in his 50s injured in East York stabbing	A man in his 50s was allegedly stabbed in East York early on a Saturday evening, according to Toronto police. Emergency crews were called to the area of Victoria Park and Danforth Avenues at about 7:37 p.m. Police were investigating the incident. [Source]
2026-06-14	Crime	Toronto man charged over alleged antisemitic threats	A Toronto man accused of harassment and uttering antisemitic threats has been arrested and charged. Police allege that 50-year-old Thomas Andrew Hardcastle sent communications containing antisemitic content. The charges were laid on Friday. [Source]
2026-06-14	Urban affairs	Globe column calls Toronto’s gateway roads an embarrassment	A Globe and Mail column argues that Toronto’s main gateway roads are an embarrassment. The piece criticises the state of the routes that welcome visitors to the city. It adds to debate over the appearance of Toronto’s entry points. [Source]
2026-06-14	Crime	Mother of slain Toronto police officer says family is ‘shattered’	The mother of a Toronto police officer who was killed says the family is shattered by his death. Her comments came as the case drew wide attention. The officer’s death has prompted an ongoing investigation. [Source]

Sources: Art Gallery of Ontario, Royal Ontario Museum, Mirvish, theBUZZ Magazine, Luminato Festival, Toronto Jazz Festival, MLB / Toronto Blue Jays, Google News Toronto

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Originally published: 2026-06-08T12:06:45.410488

Upcoming Events in Toronto

Date	Title	Details
2026-07-07 to 2026-10-18	The Impressionist Revolution: Monet to Matisse	The Canadian debut of a major touring show drawn from the Dallas Museum of Art, featuring works by Monet, Renoir, Degas, Van Gogh, Gauguin, Matisse and Munch. Arranged chronologically and thematically, it traces how the Impressionists set the course for modern art. Special-exhibition admission is included with an AGO ticket or membership; members get early access from 24 June. [Source]
2026-05-16 to 2026-10-18	Bees: A Story of Survival	A visually stunning immersive exhibition at the ROM exploring bee adaptations, their ecological importance and the human relationship with pollinators. It is spread across eight sections combining nature, art, music and architecture. General admission applies plus a C$13 surcharge per adult. A family-friendly summer draw. [Source]
2026-06-17 to 2026-07-26	The Outsiders (Musical)	The Tony Award-winning Broadway musical based on S.E. Hinton’s novel runs at the Princess of Wales Theatre. It is one of two Mirvish summer productions on offer in the city. Ticket prices vary via Mirvish. A gripping coming-of-age story brought to the stage. [Source]
2026-06-25 to 2026-06-28	Pride Toronto 2026 — ‘We Won’t Stop’	Pride Toronto marks its 45th year with the theme ‘We Won’t Stop’, featuring more than 800 artists across eight stages and over 100 events. Highlights include the Trans March, Dyke March and the Pride Parade on 28 June, plus a multi-day street fair in the Church-Wellesley Village. The street fair and parade are free; some events are ticketed. [Source]
2026-06-03 to 2026-06-28	Luminato Festival 2026 — ‘PLAY’	Luminato’s 20th-anniversary edition, its longest ever, is themed ‘PLAY’ and spans four weeks across more than 25 locations. The programme features over 140 performances by 1,000-plus artists, including eight Canadian commissions and seven world premieres. Events range from free to ticketed. [Source]
2026-06-19 to 2026-06-28	TD Toronto Jazz Festival	A 10-day festival showcasing international and local jazz artists, with free outdoor stages anchoring the Bloor-Yorkville area. Ticketed indoor concerts complement the programme across the city. A summer fixture for music lovers and casual visitors alike. [Source]
2026-06-12 to 2026-06-14	Toronto Blue Jays vs New York Yankees	A weekend American League East series against the rival Yankees at Rogers Centre, part of the Jays’ June homestand. First pitch is 7:37 p.m. on 12 June and 1:37 p.m. on 14 June. Tickets via Ticketmaster and MLB. A marquee draw for baseball fans. [Source]

City News in Toronto – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-07	Urban development	Toronto’s new rental building rating system shows how many passed	Toronto has introduced a rating system for rental apartment buildings, and the city has released figures on how many earned a passing grade. The scheme is intended to give tenants more information about building conditions. Officials say it forms part of efforts to improve rental housing standards. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public health	Toronto health officials say public risk low after office mumps cases	Toronto Public Health is investigating a mumps outbreak at a workplace in a downtown building, with four confirmed cases as of Friday. Officials say the risk of spread to the wider public is low. The cases are linked to a workplace at 777 Bay Street, the location of a ServiceOntario office. [Source]
2026-06-07	Tourism	Toronto beaches open for the summer with lifeguards on duty	Toronto’s beaches have opened for daily summer swimming, staffed with lifeguards and, at some locations, free sunscreen. Mayor Chow announced increased seasonal lifeguard supervision at certain beaches. The opening marks the start of the city’s outdoor swimming season. [Source]
2026-06-07	Culture	Toronto street festival organizers feel financial strain as costs rise	As Toronto prepares for another summer of street festivals, organizers say rising costs are squeezing event budgets. The managing director of Do West Fest said even one of the city’s biggest festivals struggles with limited funding. The strain raises questions about the future of free public events. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	North York synagogue damaged overnight, hate crime unit investigating	Toronto Police Service’s Hate Crime Unit is investigating after a window at a North York synagogue was damaged overnight. The incident took place at the Mishkan Avraham synagogue near Bathurst Street and Glencairn Avenue. The exact circumstances were not immediately clear. [Source]
2026-06-07	Sport	Vancouver ranked best 2026 World Cup host city, with Toronto third	A ranking of 2026 World Cup host cities placed Vancouver first and Toronto third. The assessment comes as Toronto prepares to host matches and related festivities. The city is gearing up for an influx of fans during the tournament. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	Toronto pays for World Cup with public money as U.S. cities use sponsors	A report notes that Vancouver and Toronto are funding their World Cup hosting with public money, while U.S. host cities draw on private sponsors. The contrast has drawn scrutiny of the cost to taxpayers. Toronto says it has nearly sold out the World Cup tickets it purchased. [Source]
2026-06-07	Environment	Two elderly women injured by fallen tree branches in North Riverdale	Two elderly women were injured by an electrical hazard in Toronto’s North Riverdale neighbourhood. Police received reports of downed utility wires near Danforth and Broadview Avenues, after tree branches fell on the lines. The women suffered non-life-threatening injuries and emergency crews responded. [Source]
2026-06-07	Business	University of Toronto tops global research ranking ahead of Yale and Oxford	The University of Toronto has placed first in a global research ranking, finishing ahead of Yale, Princeton, Oxford and Cambridge. The result highlights the institution’s research output and international standing. It is a notable achievement for the city’s flagship university. [Source]

Sources: Art Gallery of Ontario, Royal Ontario Museum, Mirvish, theBUZZ Magazine, Luminato Festival, Toronto Jazz Festival, MLB / Toronto Blue Jays, Google News Toronto

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Originally published: 2026-06-07T10:09:42.247828

Upcoming Events in Toronto

Date	Title	Details
2026-07-07 to 2026-10-18	The Impressionist Revolution: Monet to Matisse	The Canadian debut of a major touring show drawn from the Dallas Museum of Art, featuring works by Monet, Renoir, Degas, Van Gogh, Gauguin, Matisse and Munch. Arranged chronologically and thematically, it traces how the Impressionists set the course for modern art. Special-exhibition admission is included with an AGO ticket or membership; members get early access from 24 June. [Source]
2026-05-16 to 2026-10-18	Bees: A Story of Survival	A visually stunning immersive exhibition at the ROM exploring bee adaptations, their ecological importance and the human relationship with pollinators. It is spread across eight sections combining nature, art, music and architecture. General admission applies plus a C$13 surcharge per adult. A family-friendly summer draw. [Source]
2026-06-17 to 2026-07-26	The Outsiders (Musical)	The Tony Award-winning Broadway musical based on S.E. Hinton’s novel runs at the Princess of Wales Theatre. It is one of two Mirvish summer productions on offer in the city. Ticket prices vary via Mirvish. A gripping coming-of-age story brought to the stage. [Source]
2026-06-25 to 2026-06-28	Pride Toronto 2026 — ‘We Won’t Stop’	Pride Toronto marks its 45th year with the theme ‘We Won’t Stop’, featuring more than 800 artists across eight stages and over 100 events. Highlights include the Trans March, Dyke March and the Pride Parade on 28 June, plus a multi-day street fair in the Church-Wellesley Village. The street fair and parade are free; some events are ticketed. [Source]
2026-06-03 to 2026-06-28	Luminato Festival 2026 — ‘PLAY’	Luminato’s 20th-anniversary edition, its longest ever, is themed ‘PLAY’ and spans four weeks across more than 25 locations. The programme features over 140 performances by 1,000-plus artists, including eight Canadian commissions and seven world premieres. Events range from free to ticketed. [Source]
2026-06-19 to 2026-06-28	TD Toronto Jazz Festival	A 10-day festival showcasing international and local jazz artists, with free outdoor stages anchoring the Bloor-Yorkville area. Ticketed indoor concerts complement the programme across the city. A summer fixture for music lovers and casual visitors alike. [Source]
2026-06-12 to 2026-06-14	Toronto Blue Jays vs New York Yankees	A weekend American League East series against the rival Yankees at Rogers Centre, part of the Jays’ June homestand. First pitch is 7:37 p.m. on 12 June and 1:37 p.m. on 14 June. Tickets via Ticketmaster and MLB. A marquee draw for baseball fans. [Source]

City News in Toronto – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-07	Urban development	Toronto’s new rental building rating system shows how many passed	Toronto has introduced a rating system for rental apartment buildings, and the city has released figures on how many earned a passing grade. The scheme is intended to give tenants more information about building conditions. Officials say it forms part of efforts to improve rental housing standards. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public health	Toronto health officials say public risk low after office mumps cases	Toronto Public Health is investigating a mumps outbreak at a workplace in a downtown building, with four confirmed cases as of Friday. Officials say the risk of spread to the wider public is low. The cases are linked to a workplace at 777 Bay Street, the location of a ServiceOntario office. [Source]
2026-06-07	Tourism	Toronto beaches open for the summer with lifeguards on duty	Toronto’s beaches have opened for daily summer swimming, staffed with lifeguards and, at some locations, free sunscreen. Mayor Chow announced increased seasonal lifeguard supervision at certain beaches. The opening marks the start of the city’s outdoor swimming season. [Source]
2026-06-07	Culture	Toronto street festival organizers feel financial strain as costs rise	As Toronto prepares for another summer of street festivals, organizers say rising costs are squeezing event budgets. The managing director of Do West Fest said even one of the city’s biggest festivals struggles with limited funding. The strain raises questions about the future of free public events. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	North York synagogue damaged overnight, hate crime unit investigating	Toronto Police Service’s Hate Crime Unit is investigating after a window at a North York synagogue was damaged overnight. The incident took place at the Mishkan Avraham synagogue near Bathurst Street and Glencairn Avenue. The exact circumstances were not immediately clear. [Source]
2026-06-07	Sport	Vancouver ranked best 2026 World Cup host city, with Toronto third	A ranking of 2026 World Cup host cities placed Vancouver first and Toronto third. The assessment comes as Toronto prepares to host matches and related festivities. The city is gearing up for an influx of fans during the tournament. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	Toronto pays for World Cup with public money as U.S. cities use sponsors	A report notes that Vancouver and Toronto are funding their World Cup hosting with public money, while U.S. host cities draw on private sponsors. The contrast has drawn scrutiny of the cost to taxpayers. Toronto says it has nearly sold out the World Cup tickets it purchased. [Source]
2026-06-07	Environment	Two elderly women injured by fallen tree branches in North Riverdale	Two elderly women were injured by an electrical hazard in Toronto’s North Riverdale neighbourhood. Police received reports of downed utility wires near Danforth and Broadview Avenues, after tree branches fell on the lines. The women suffered non-life-threatening injuries and emergency crews responded. [Source]
2026-06-07	Business	University of Toronto tops global research ranking ahead of Yale and Oxford	The University of Toronto has placed first in a global research ranking, finishing ahead of Yale, Princeton, Oxford and Cambridge. The result highlights the institution’s research output and international standing. It is a notable achievement for the city’s flagship university. [Source]

Sources: Art Gallery of Ontario, Royal Ontario Museum, Mirvish, theBUZZ Magazine, Luminato Festival, Toronto Jazz Festival, MLB / Toronto Blue Jays, Google News Toronto

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Originally published: 2026-05-29T10:03:33.879640

Upcoming Events in Toronto

Date	Title	Details
2026-07-07 to 2026-10-18	The Impressionist Revolution: Monet to Matisse	The Canadian debut of a major touring show drawn from the Dallas Museum of Art, featuring works by Monet, Renoir, Degas, Van Gogh, Gauguin, Matisse and Munch. Arranged chronologically and thematically, it traces how the Impressionists set the course for modern art. Special-exhibition admission is included with an AGO ticket or membership; members get early access from 24 June. [Source]
2026-05-16 to 2026-10-18	Bees: A Story of Survival	A visually stunning immersive exhibition at the ROM exploring bee adaptations, their ecological importance and the human relationship with pollinators. It is spread across eight sections combining nature, art, music and architecture. General admission applies plus a C$13 surcharge per adult. A family-friendly summer draw. [Source]
2026-06-17 to 2026-07-26	The Outsiders (Musical)	The Tony Award-winning Broadway musical based on S.E. Hinton’s novel runs at the Princess of Wales Theatre. It is one of two Mirvish summer productions on offer in the city. Ticket prices vary via Mirvish. A gripping coming-of-age story brought to the stage. [Source]
2026-06-25 to 2026-06-28	Pride Toronto 2026 — ‘We Won’t Stop’	Pride Toronto marks its 45th year with the theme ‘We Won’t Stop’, featuring more than 800 artists across eight stages and over 100 events. Highlights include the Trans March, Dyke March and the Pride Parade on 28 June, plus a multi-day street fair in the Church-Wellesley Village. The street fair and parade are free; some events are ticketed. [Source]
2026-06-03 to 2026-06-28	Luminato Festival 2026 — ‘PLAY’	Luminato’s 20th-anniversary edition, its longest ever, is themed ‘PLAY’ and spans four weeks across more than 25 locations. The programme features over 140 performances by 1,000-plus artists, including eight Canadian commissions and seven world premieres. Events range from free to ticketed. [Source]
2026-06-19 to 2026-06-28	TD Toronto Jazz Festival	A 10-day festival showcasing international and local jazz artists, with free outdoor stages anchoring the Bloor-Yorkville area. Ticketed indoor concerts complement the programme across the city. A summer fixture for music lovers and casual visitors alike. [Source]
2026-06-12 to 2026-06-14	Toronto Blue Jays vs New York Yankees	A weekend American League East series against the rival Yankees at Rogers Centre, part of the Jays’ June homestand. First pitch is 7:37 p.m. on 12 June and 1:37 p.m. on 14 June. Tickets via Ticketmaster and MLB. A marquee draw for baseball fans. [Source]

City News in Toronto – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-28	Local government	Ontario to make Toronto island airport a special economic zone	Ontario plans to designate the Toronto island airport (Billy Bishop) a special economic zone following a land transfer. The move would change how the waterfront airport is governed and developed. It marks a significant shift in oversight of the busy downtown hub. [Source]
2026-05-28	Local government	Ford government passes bill to take over Toronto’s role at Billy Bishop	The Ford government has passed legislation to take over the City of Toronto’s role at Billy Bishop airport. The change strips the municipality of authority it had held over the island airport. The move has stirred debate over provincial intervention in city affairs. [Source]
2026-05-29	Sports	World Cup matches in Toronto still aren’t sold out amid high costs	Matches at the FIFA World Cup in Toronto have yet to sell out, with fans facing steep ticket and travel costs. Organisers had expected stronger demand for the marquee tournament. The slow sales have raised questions about affordability for would-be attendees. [Source]
2026-05-29	Public safety	Toronto plastic surgeon ordered to pay $22.5M for secretly filming patients	A court has ordered a Toronto plastic surgeon to pay $22.5 million after he was found to have secretly filmed patients with hidden cameras. The ruling delivers a substantial penalty in a disturbing case. It brings a measure of justice for the former patients affected. [Source]
2026-05-28	Public transport	Subway barriers aren’t enough to keep riders safe, transit group warns	A transit advocacy group has warned that Toronto’s new subway station barriers are not enough on their own to keep riders safe. The group is pressing for broader safety measures across the network. The debate follows concerns about incidents on the city’s transit system. [Source]
2026-05-28	Local affairs	Passport required to buy alcohol at Toronto World Cup games	Fans will need a passport to buy alcohol at FIFA World Cup matches in Toronto, under rules for the tournament. The requirement has surprised some local attendees. It adds an unusual wrinkle to the matchday experience at the global event. [Source]
2026-05-28	Culture	Community urges City Hall to save the Sneaky Dee’s building	Residents have urged Toronto’s City Hall to choose to preserve the building housing the beloved Sneaky Dee’s, with calls to ‘leave the damn building alone’. The venue is a cherished fixture of the city’s music and nightlife scene. The campaign reflects wider concern over the loss of cultural spaces. [Source]
2026-05-28	Public safety	Toronto landlord faces jail and hefty fine over fire-safety failures	A Toronto landlord faces jail time and a substantial fine for failing to comply with fire-safety requirements. The case underscores the city’s enforcement of safety rules for rental properties. It serves as a warning to landlords who neglect their obligations. [Source]
2026-05-28	Culture	Inside Toronto’s Pride Hockey Tournament	Toronto’s Pride Hockey Tournament has brought 2SLGBTQ+ players together to reclaim space in the sport. The event celebrates inclusion on the ice during the Pride season. It highlights the city’s vibrant and diverse sporting community. [Source]
2026-05-28	Business	Liberals say they can’t overturn tripling of streamers’ Cancon contributions	The federal Liberals say they cannot overturn a decision that tripled the financial contributions streaming services must make to Canadian content, a matter with significance for Toronto’s production sector. The ruling boosts funding for homegrown shows and films. Streaming platforms are weighing the implications of the increased obligations. [Source]

Sources: Art Gallery of Ontario, Royal Ontario Museum, Mirvish, theBUZZ Magazine, Luminato Festival, Toronto Jazz Festival, MLB / Toronto Blue Jays, Google News Toronto

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Originally published: 2026-05-22T12:21:59.206807

Upcoming Events in Toronto

Date	Title	Details
2026-07-07 to 2026-10-18	The Impressionist Revolution: Monet to Matisse	The Canadian debut of a major touring show drawn from the Dallas Museum of Art, featuring works by Monet, Renoir, Degas, Van Gogh, Gauguin, Matisse and Munch. Arranged chronologically and thematically, it traces how the Impressionists set the course for modern art. Special-exhibition admission is included with an AGO ticket or membership; members get early access from 24 June. [Source]
2026-05-16 to 2026-10-18	Bees: A Story of Survival	A visually stunning immersive exhibition at the ROM exploring bee adaptations, their ecological importance and the human relationship with pollinators. It is spread across eight sections combining nature, art, music and architecture. General admission applies plus a C$13 surcharge per adult. A family-friendly summer draw. [Source]
2026-06-17 to 2026-07-26	The Outsiders (Musical)	The Tony Award-winning Broadway musical based on S.E. Hinton’s novel runs at the Princess of Wales Theatre. It is one of two Mirvish summer productions on offer in the city. Ticket prices vary via Mirvish. A gripping coming-of-age story brought to the stage. [Source]
2026-06-25 to 2026-06-28	Pride Toronto 2026 — ‘We Won’t Stop’	Pride Toronto marks its 45th year with the theme ‘We Won’t Stop’, featuring more than 800 artists across eight stages and over 100 events. Highlights include the Trans March, Dyke March and the Pride Parade on 28 June, plus a multi-day street fair in the Church-Wellesley Village. The street fair and parade are free; some events are ticketed. [Source]
2026-06-03 to 2026-06-28	Luminato Festival 2026 — ‘PLAY’	Luminato’s 20th-anniversary edition, its longest ever, is themed ‘PLAY’ and spans four weeks across more than 25 locations. The programme features over 140 performances by 1,000-plus artists, including eight Canadian commissions and seven world premieres. Events range from free to ticketed. [Source]
2026-06-19 to 2026-06-28	TD Toronto Jazz Festival	A 10-day festival showcasing international and local jazz artists, with free outdoor stages anchoring the Bloor-Yorkville area. Ticketed indoor concerts complement the programme across the city. A summer fixture for music lovers and casual visitors alike. [Source]
2026-06-12 to 2026-06-14	Toronto Blue Jays vs New York Yankees	A weekend American League East series against the rival Yankees at Rogers Centre, part of the Jays’ June homestand. First pitch is 7:37 p.m. on 12 June and 1:37 p.m. on 14 June. Tickets via Ticketmaster and MLB. A marquee draw for baseball fans. [Source]

City News in Toronto – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-22	Local government	Toronto to close Church Street for two months for pedestrian project	Toronto city officials have approved closing a stretch of Church Street for two months as part of a pedestrian-focused initiative. The temporary closure aims to create more public space and test changes to the streetscape in the downtown area. Businesses and residents are watching how the pilot affects foot traffic and access. [Source]
2026-05-22	Sports	Springer homers as Blue Jays shut out Yankees 2-0	George Springer launched a home run and the Toronto Blue Jays held the New York Yankees to just three hits in a 2-0 victory. The strong pitching performance delighted fans at Rogers Centre. The win marked a satisfying result against the Jays’ longtime American League East rivals. [Source]
2026-05-22	Local affairs	Toronto addiction centre warns bed wait times will worsen	A Toronto addiction treatment centre says months-long wait times for beds are set to grow even longer, highlighting strain on the city’s health and social services. Staff warn that demand far outstrips capacity as the opioid crisis continues. Advocates are urging greater investment in treatment options. [Source]
2026-05-22	Public safety	Two teens hospitalised with stab wounds, one critical	Two teenagers arrived at a North York hospital with stab wounds, one in critical condition, after a violent altercation. Toronto police launched a search for a suspect and appealed for information. The incident added to concerns over youth violence in the city. [Source]
2026-05-21	Local government	City council to reimburse councillor Chris Moise half his legal expenses	Toronto city council has voted to reimburse Councillor Chris Moise for half of the legal expenses he incurred during an investigation. The decision followed debate over how the city handles such costs for elected officials. The reimbursement settles a question that had drawn scrutiny at city hall. [Source]
2026-05-21	Culture	Doors Open Toronto 2026 unveils new sites and highlights	Doors Open Toronto returns for 2026 with fresh additions, giving the public free access to architecturally and historically significant buildings across the city. Organisers have highlighted what is new this year, from hidden landmarks to behind-the-scenes spaces. The popular weekend event draws thousands of curious visitors. [Source]
2026-05-22	Public safety	Man in custody over suspected impaired driving in fatal Scarborough crash	A man is in custody on suspicion of impaired driving following a fatal crash in Scarborough. Police said the collision claimed a life and that charges are anticipated. The case underscores ongoing concerns about drink- and drug-impaired driving on Toronto’s roads. [Source]
2026-05-21	Local affairs	Improvements arrive at Toronto’s Rogers Stadium	New improvements are coming to Toronto’s Rogers Stadium, the city’s large concert venue, as operators move to address earlier complaints. The upgrades aim to enhance the experience for the venue’s big-crowd events. The changes follow feedback from concertgoers during its opening season. [Source]
2026-05-22	Local government	City councillors reject referendum question on Ford government’s Billy Bishop plan	Toronto city councillors have voted against putting a referendum question to residents over the Ford government’s plans involving Billy Bishop airport. The decision reflects council’s stance on how to respond to provincial proposals. The matter has stirred debate about local control and consultation. [Source]
2026-05-21	Business	CRTC triples streamers’ financial contributions to Canadian content	Canada’s broadcast regulator, the CRTC, has tripled the financial contributions that streaming services must make toward Canadian content. The move is intended to bolster funding for homegrown productions, a sector with a significant presence in Toronto. Streaming platforms are weighing the implications of the increased obligations. [Source]

Sources: Art Gallery of Ontario, Royal Ontario Museum, Mirvish, theBUZZ Magazine, Luminato Festival, Toronto Jazz Festival, MLB / Toronto Blue Jays, CityNews Toronto

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City News in Toronto – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-22	General	Toronto addiction centre says months-long wait times for beds will only get worse without more funding – CBC	Toronto addiction centre says months-long wait times for beds will only get worse without more funding    CBC (via Google News Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	What’s driving long wait times at this Toronto addiction recovery centre? – CBC	What’s driving long wait times at this Toronto addiction recovery centre?    CBC (via Google News Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Driver in custody for suspected impaired driving in fatal Scarborough crash	A man in his 40s is dead, and two others have been critically injured following a multi-vehicle crash in Scarborough. Toronto police say two vehicles collided on Sheppard Avenue East between Tallpines Court and Vandorf Street around 10 p.m. Thursday. Investigators say a man in his 40s was declared dead at the scene, while another […] (via CityNews Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	City approves closing down Church Street for two months as part of pedestrian project	The City of Toronto plans to go ahead with a pilot project that would see a portion of Church Street closed to vehicles to create a pedestrian-only area for part of the summer, including during the World Cup. Under the motion put forth by Coun. Chris Moise, Church Street between Wellesley Street East and Alexander […] (via CityNews Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Boy in life-threatening condition after fight ended in stabbing, Toronto police say – CP24	Boy in life-threatening condition after fight ended in stabbing, Toronto police say    CP24 (via Google News Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	City councillors vote against referendum question on Ford government’s Billy Bishop expansion plans	Toronto city council has voted against asking for a referendum on Premier Doug Ford’s plan to expand the island airport. Councillors voted 16-9 against a motion put forth by councillors Dianne Saxe and Josh Matlow, who wanted a question to be put on this fall’s municipal ballot asking Torontonians whether or not the city should […] (via CityNews Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Viral Michigan landlord case highlights Ontario tenants’ right to ‘quiet enjoyment’	What to know A Michigan landlord was allegedly caught on camera having sex on a tenant’s couch, but what would happen if something similar occurred… The post Viral Michigan landlord case highlights Ontario tenants’ right to ‘quiet enjoyment’ appeared first on NOW Toronto . (via Now Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	2 teens turn up at North York hospital with stab wounds, 1 in critical condition	Toronto police say an altercation between two groups of teens resulted in two youths walking into a nearby North York hospital suffering from stab wounds. Police say the altercation took place just after 7 p.m. Thursday in the area of Agate Road and Wilson Avenue, across the street from Humber River Hospital. Police say one […] (via CityNews Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	Suspect sought after 2 teens turn up at North York hospital with stab wounds – CityNews Toronto	Suspect sought after 2 teens turn up at North York hospital with stab wounds    CityNews Toronto (via Google News Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	2 teenage boys in hospital following stabbing, Toronto police say – CTV News	2 teenage boys in hospital following stabbing, Toronto police say    CTV News (via Google News Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	Police set up dedicated phone line in search for Toronto teen missing 5 days – CBC	Police set up dedicated phone line in search for Toronto teen missing 5 days    CBC (via Google News Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	Drake packed ‘Iceman’ with references to Toronto — here are 6ix you may have missed	Drake may be a global superstar, but on his surprise Iceman trilogy, the Toronto rapper once again proves the 6ix is never far from mind…. The post Drake packed ‘Iceman’ with references to Toronto — here are 6ix you may have missed appeared first on NOW Toronto . (via Now Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	Toronto council approves covering half of councillor’s legal fees in integrity commissioner probe – CTV News	Toronto council approves covering half of councillor’s legal fees in integrity commissioner probe    CTV News (via Google News Toronto) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	Who do feel worse about right now: Toronto or Edmonton – NHL.com	Who do feel worse about right now: Toronto or Edmonton    NHL.com (via Google News Toronto) [Source]

Sources: Google News Toronto, Google News Toronto, CityNews Toronto, CityNews Toronto, Google News Toronto, CityNews Toronto, Now Toronto, CityNews Toronto

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City News in Toronto – last 14 days

Sources: Wine Fest Toronto Spring Edition official site, TodoCanada, That Eric Alper, City of Toronto – Doors Open Toronto, Mass Transit, Toronto Police Service, TTC service bulletin, City of Toronto

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