Home invasions hit a 10-year high. Bridle Path, Lawrence Park, Rosedale — all targeted. Organized crime recruits teenagers to do the hits. One family spent $20,000 on a panic room. The police response? Unmarked cars driving around at night.
Read MoreFans showed up with blowtorches, sledgehammers, and pickaxes. Someone started fires on top of it. The fire department melted the whole thing. Mayor Chow: "I'm excited too." The most unhinged album rollout in Toronto history.
The Iceman Saga · April–May 2026"Swipe right means you're hitting or whatever." Toxic hookup culture, the illusion of infinite choices, and a city where everyone thinks they can do better. NOW Toronto investigated. The results are depressing.
Ironwood Bay. 203 units. Bathurst & College. Sneaky Dee's says they're "not going anywhere." Community consultation May 28. We've seen this movie before — the venue always loses.
Cocktail-forward, late-night, moody as hell. Replaced Bonito's, which lasted less than a year (liquor license drama). The Ossington takeover continues.
290+ new restaurants this year alone. Victoria Day weekend launch. The best five months of the year just started.
July 22. DJs on every boat. Fully licensed. Skyline views. The party of the summer isn't in a club — it's floating. Tickets selling fast.
July 22, 2026 · Toronto Harbour · EventbriteBruno May 23-24. A$AP Rocky May 31. Martin Garrix three nights May 29-31. Kid Cudi May 26. Khalid May 24. This isn't a normal month.
6 matches at BMO Field. Free Fan Fest at Fort York — 20,000 daily capacity. The biggest sporting event this city has ever hosted. Council is still fighting about keeping Fan Fest free.
The theme is defiant. Church-Wellesley to Yonge. June 28. This is always the best weekend of the year.
BBC1 legend meets Toronto's own. Day party. Acqua Supper Club. This one sells out and then people stand outside pretending they don't care.
Between Queen and Dundas, the churn is relentless. Bellwoods Brewery holds court. Everything else is replaceable.
Chef Daisuke Izutsu shuttered 643 Mt Pleasant. Earned a star in 2022, lost it in 2024. His parting words: "Something new is coming." Toronto doesn't care about your star.
VELD at Downsview. Caribbean Carnival shuts down the Lakeshore. Ne-Yo & Akon at RBC Echo Beach July 31. Union Summer daily on Front St. It doesn't stop until September.
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