WHERE: College Street and University Avenue, Southeast Corner WHEN: Earlier today WHAT: Queen’s Park Station users are getting a new way down to the tracks, done up in a style meant to complement the architectural sensibilities of the still-under-construction MaRS Centre Phase II (and provided by that project’s developer, to replace the entrance that was [...]

The Ford brothers will be hosting Newstalk 1010′s radio program The City for two full hours this Sunday. The two have stressed that this will be an opportunity to tell it “like it is” without the media “twisting” it…my hands are tied. But tune in if you like train wrecks! That was inappropriate, I’m sorry. [...]

Michael Bryant speaks at the Green Energy Act Finance Forum at the MaRS Centre. Photo by Alixandra Gould/Torontoist. For the first time in months since the altercation that led to the death of bike courier Darcy Allan Sheppard on August 31 last year, and since he was charged with criminal negligence causing death and dangerous [...]

The wrap-up panel at Creative Places and Spaces. The Creative Places and Spaces conference continued for a second day Friday, exploring how collaboration can foster innovation and lead to breakthroughs in city-building. Also, there were rhythmic gymnasts. 9:12 a.m. The conference has moved over to MaRS for part two. Collaborative conference hosting! (Actually, that’s kind [...]

The great August Mars hoax is an annual tradition. Come summer, inboxes around the world start to fill with the same old messages claiming that on August 27, Mars will come so close to the Earth that it will appear as large as the full moon in the night sky. This year, the hoax itself [...]

A scandal seems to be brewing over the conduct of Tuxedo Limousines after many people complained that the company was shitty and acted in bad faith. Interestingly, many of the people who hired limos through Tuxedo paid the company in cash, in parking lots or gas stations. This only confirms many of Torontoist’s longstanding personal [...]