Food
Matcha Haus Is Taking Over Toronto One Neighbourhood at a Time
The Nagasaki-sourced matcha cafe has already opened in Kensington and Leslieville. A third location is on the way — and this city clearly can't get enough.
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Winter Storm Shuts Down School Buses Across the GTA, York University Closes
Freezing rain, ice pellets, and heavy snow have prompted bus cancellations across Toronto, Peel, and Hamilton. York U suspended all in-person operations.
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Ontario Ends Tuition Freeze and Slashes OSAP Grants — Students Are Not Happy
Tuition is going up and the grant-to-loan ratio is flipping from 85% grants to just 25%. Here's what it means for Toronto students.
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Toronto City Employees Caught Stealing Packages, Faking Sick Days to Work Second Jobs
The auditor general's annual fraud report reads like a crime blotter — $21K in stolen mail, a $2.5M electricity scam, and a contractor banned for overbilling $1M.
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Seven Toronto Cops Charged in Organized Crime Probe Involving Murder Plot
Project South has exposed one of the most disturbing police corruption cases in the city's history — bribery, drug trafficking, and a conspiracy to kill a corrections officer.
Events
Your March 2026 Toronto Events Guide: Sugar Shack, Lumière, and More
From maple syrup festivals to light installations on the waterfront, here's everything worth doing in Toronto this March.
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Toronto Braces for Major Winter Storm With Freezing Rain and Heavy Snow
A high-impact storm system is set to bring a 'buffet of weather types' to the GTA, with up to 15 cm of snow expected Wednesday.
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Ontario Line Breaks Ground on Four New Stations as Mega-Project Takes Shape
Construction is ramping up on Toronto's biggest transit project, with work underway at Don Valley, Flemingdon Park, Thorncliffe Park, and Cosburn stations.
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350,000 Rally in North York in One of Toronto's Largest Protests Ever
The Global Day of Action drew massive crowds to North York on February 14 in support of anti-government protesters in Iran.
Events
FIFA World Cup 2026 in Toronto: Everything You Need to Know
Toronto is hosting six World Cup matches this summer, including Canada's opener. Here's the full breakdown of what's coming to the city.
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Toronto's Housing Market Hits Five-Year Lows as Buyers Finally Get Breathing Room
GTA home sales plunged 20% in January, prices are softening across every property type, and days on market are climbing. Is this the correction buyers have been waiting for?
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After 15 Years and $12 Billion, the Eglinton Crosstown LRT Is Finally Here
Line 5 Eglinton carried its first passengers on February 8, connecting 25 stations across 19 kilometres of the city. Here's what you need to know.
Food
The Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings in Toronto This Year
From Michelin-level spots to cult-favourite slice shops, here are the Toronto restaurant openings everyone is watching in 2026.
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