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Mike Layton announces bid to return to University-Rosedale council seat - Post City News

Toronto OKs pedestrian scramble at Yonge and Eglinton to improve pedestrian safety - Post City News

Federal government announces $112 million for 217 rental homes in Toronto - Post City News

A proposed condo development near Summerhill and St. Clair has gone through a dramatic growth spurt since it was first submitted to the City just a few years ago. The...

During the last election, 43 per cent of Ontarians (who actually cast a ballot) voted for Doug Ford and the Ontario PC party, which apparently gives them a majority and...

Toronto councillors are pushing to bring back a missing subway station in North York - Post City News

Jennifer Keesmaat proposes new timber affordable rental housing for Dufferin Grove - Post City News

Thornhill rabbi urges stronger action after GTA synagogues hit with gunfire - Post City News

Yorkville’s historic village core could be in line for heritage protection - Post City News

Toronto-based real estate firm Hullmark recently acquired the mixed-use retail complex at 446 Spadina Rd.

27-storey tower planned above historic Queen West post office gets green light - Post City News

WPClaude QA Test - DO NOT PUBLISH - DELETE ME - Post City News

A fight over a Toronto housing policy has turned into a much bigger debate about the future of public school land in the city.

Toronto residents considering virtual gated communities after break-ins, car thefts - Post City News

City still grappling with Eglinton and Allen traffic as study takes next step - Post City News

City plans to turn Harbord Village landmark into Indigenous-focused shelter - Post City News

Toronto is one step closer to a major Queen’s Park North revamp - Post City News

Toronto is rethinking how people move through Trinity Bellwoods Park - Post City News

Vaughan is exploring a new OHL arena, and a future team could come along with it - Post City News

Toronto’s next mega-neighbourhood just got a major status update - Post City News

After years of growth, Toronto’s condo market faces a major reset - Post City News

Toronto wants to redesign the Ossington strip, and it’s asking for public feedback - Post City News

Sugar Shack TO was cancelled last year, but it’s making a comeback this March Break, and at a new location: the Harbourfront Centre.

Navigating the Frozen Metropolis: Winter Safety and Liability in Toronto - Streets Of Toronto

Mumford & Sons' Prizefighter Tour will hit Toronto on Saturday, June 13, 2026, with a stadium show booked at Rogers Stadium.

La Bikina Mexican Street Food. new to Kensington Market, is already known for its comforting lineup of tamales, enchiladas and huaraches.

5 art exhibitions we can’t wait to see in Toronto - Streets Of Toronto

After eighteen years anchoring the West End’s restaurant scene, the original Pizzeria Libretto on Ossington is stepping into its after-hours phase. Reopening this weekend as Bar Libretto, the spot is...

If you’ve spent any time on TikTok or followed the late Anthony Bourdain’s travels, you’ve likely seen 7-Eleven Japan’s egg salad sandwich.

Toronto Blue Jays star pitcher just hinted he might retire - Streets Of Toronto

Toronto food lovers devastated as 35-year empanada institution may close - Streets Of Toronto

Toronto brand The Ordinary blew up overnight. Here's the shocking story behind it - Streets Of Toronto

Scottie Barnes just taught a reporter the proper way to say Toronto, and we kinda love it - Streets Of Toronto

El Pocho garnered so much success that the team has decided to expand, opening up El Chino in the Junction.

Don’t call these Toronto diners greasy spoons — call them silver spoons - Streets Of Toronto

Geary Avenue has quickly become one of those Toronto streets you can spend an entire afternoon on, wandering through an epic indie food scene, lively patios, cafés and warehouse-style art...

Here's how Toronto residents could earn thousands by putting homes on Airbnb for the World Cup - Streets Of Toronto

Hopeless Romantic Books and Little Ghosts Books have teamed up for a pop-up that puts romance & horror on the same shelves at Union Station

From washing dishes in Thornhill to judging on the Food Network, Dwight Smith is the Toronto food creator who bet on himself and won.

Not only is cabbage cheap, it's remarkably good for your gut, and it actually holds its own under a high-heat grill.

From vintage analog machines to glossy digital booths at the hottest nightlife spots, here’s where to find the best photo booths in Toronto. 

Toronto just got a 7,000-square-foot restaurant serving truffle lobster with a side of DJ sets - Streets Of Toronto

We are more than halfway through the 2026 Winter Olympics and we couldn’t resist hosting our own local event: a cannoli showdown.

Bahia Watson delivers a mesmerizing Alma in Tennessee Williams's sultry classic 'Summer and Smoke' - Streets Of Toronto

One of the world's best udon brands is just days away from opening in Toronto - Streets Of Toronto

Paczki Day is here: Where to find Toronto’s best Polish donuts - Streets Of Toronto

Opulence, luxe and experience — that’s what you’ll find at Dhoom, a modern Indian restaurant that just opened in Toronto’s east end. Located at 417 Danforth Avenue, Dhoom is the...