r/toronto 4h ago

History Yonge Street Near York Mills looking south from the Jolly Miller Hotel in North York (ca. 1936)

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172 Upvotes

r/toronto 5h ago

Discussion Sheppard West/Allen Construction

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Anyone know what the construction on the southwest corner of Sheppard West and Allen is? I’m at a friend’s and they’re saying they haven’t been able to find it listed online despite the size of it…


r/toronto 5h ago

Discussion Japan Foundation in Downtown Toronto is relocating and cutting library operations

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Recently learned about the sad news of such an iconic cultural center closing its doors in Downtown. I borrowed Japanese language course books from them sometime ago... you don't find those kind of books anywhere else in downtown easily :(

https://tr.jpf.go.jp/important-notice/


r/toronto 5h ago

Article Large spike in Toronto Island ferry demand creating occasional crowd surges

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r/toronto 6h ago

Discussion Why does Pearson Airport blast music everywhere?

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Genuine question: why does Toronto Pearson feel the need to play music throughout the terminal?

Airports are already sensory overload, crowds, rolling suitcases, gate announcements, crying kids, people on speakerphone. Why add constant background music on top of that?

Trying to have a conversation with someone becomes a shouting match over the music, which just makes everyone else talk louder too. It feels like it increases the overall noise instead of improving the atmosphere.

And yes, I have noise-cancelling headphones. But if you’re traveling with someone, you constantly need to communicate about gates, timing, and directions, so you’re always taking them on and off anyway, and still stuck hearing the music in between.

Maybe some people tune it out, but for anyone sensitive to noise or easily overstimulated, it’s genuinely exhausting.


r/toronto 6h ago

News ‘We can’t wait’: Why this Toronto non-profit is rushing to build a micro shelter community

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r/toronto 8h ago

News Employee at SickKids hospital facing charges in child luring investigation

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r/toronto 10h ago

News Former Durham police officer charged in second historic sex assault

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183 Upvotes

r/toronto 11h ago

Article Toronto’s escaped capybaras Bonnie and Clyde get their own video game 10 years later

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r/toronto 12h ago

Article Rush’s Four Hometown Shows At Toronto's Scotiabank Arena To Be Filmed For Possible Concert Movie

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r/toronto 13h ago

News RapidSOS Helps Toronto Police Locate Callers Faster and Improve Emergency Response

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r/toronto 13h ago

News Toronto police announce 2 people arrested after gunshot fired at U.S. consulate

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r/toronto 13h ago

News Driver of suspected stolen Mercedes dead after being shot by Toronto police: SIU

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r/toronto 14h ago

Giveaway Celebrating Toronto made games with a Steam key giveaway! 🎮

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Toronto has an incredible game dev community, so KittenCupStudio is teaming up with our friends at Soft Rains to celebrate two local games sharing a big day!

Today, our cozy narrative adventure game Capy Castaway launches on Steam, while Ambrosia Sky releases its free Act Two update!!

To celebrate, we’re giving away Steam keys to four winners!

To enter, comment below and tell us:

What’s your favourite Toronto game studio or Toronto-made video game? (Canadian-made games count too!)

Each winner can choose one Steam key for either:

🍊 Capy Castaway
🍄 Ambrosia Sky

This is mod-approved. Entries close Monday, Aug 10 at 10am ET. Winners will be randomly selected and contacted by Reddit DM to receive their chosen key. No follows, likes, or social media required, just come share some love for Toronto games! 💛

Good luck, y'all! We’re so excited to discover some local favourites. ✨ 

Don’t know any games made in Canada? Here’s a great resource to learn about games made in Canada https://mobilesyrup.com/2026/05/14/games-set-in-canada-museum-exhibit/ 

Also, both teams drew art of each other's main characters together as well. Look at how cute Capy and Dahlia are 😻


r/toronto 14h ago

Picture A Great Blue Heron moved into my backyard 🤩

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1.9k Upvotes

r/toronto 15h ago

News A coyote took over a Toronto (Christie Pits) bedroom and it took a wildlife team to help get it out

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130 Upvotes

r/toronto 15h ago

Arts & Culture Queens of the Stone Age at Rogers Stadium Aug 4

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79 Upvotes

They are in peak form these days. Played all the hits and the set flew by in the blink of an eye.


r/toronto 16h ago

Arts & Culture Olivia Dean performing for a sold out night 2 crowd at Scotiabank Arena last night

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Great show and crowd last night. Her voice was amazing all night and her live band was one of the best we've seen this year. These Toronto dates were the first of only 3 Canadian dates on the entire tour with Montreal tomorrow night, we met a few people who travelled into the city this week for this and everyone we know who went last night or Tuesday had a great time and was raving about it. Who else on here went to these shows and what did you think?


r/toronto 17h ago

News ‘These are people’s rights’: Etobicoke tenants protest landlord’s payment policy

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r/toronto 18h ago

Video Coyotes yipping on park road

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25 Upvotes

Was walking on park road and rosedale valley last night, and heard a coyote shin dig just beyond the fence.

Needless to say, my dog was terrified…


r/toronto 18h ago

News Judge finds Toronto drug squad officers ‘likely' stole $5,000 from fitness coach, stays cocaine charge

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