Even though tomorrow is World Car Free Day, Torontoist wants to warn those TTC virgins that sometimes the Better Way is not always the Better Smelling Way. Gawker just released a NYC Transit - Google map mash up of what each station smells like for their glorious Gotham. We suspect that if this kind of map were to be created for Toronto, the TTC would send out legal notices like it did poor local blogger......

When I was thirteen, I went to visit my aunt and uncle in Halifax. In the maritimes nine years ago, the Atlantic Superstores were way bigger than anything in Toronto, and they sold clothes! Needless to say, I was impressed - that is, until I tried on several pairs of ill-fitting pants and realized that Superstore clothes sucked. But my, how things have changed! Joseph Mimran, "the man synonymous with Canadian fashion," has launched a......

Day 60 of the 69-day TTC Station project, at Eglinton Station. Photos throughout the project, including those not featured on Torontoist, will be available in the 69 Photoset on Flickr.......

Recently I had a chance to pass through the Melinda Street exit at King subway station. I meant to do this several months ago, because there was transfer art exhibit by Michael Brown on display. Michael spent an entire day in the TTC system, collecting a transfer at each station, and then drawing a picture of a rider on each transfer. I thought maybe I’d luck out and the exhibit would still be up.......

Eglinton Station, renowned for its creepy washrooms, is also this month's culture station for the Live With Culture 05/06 campaign. And aside from the controversial public space buy-back problems, the station looks a-okay. Above we have the entire west side of Yonge Street, taken strip by strip.......

1. Eglinton Station (Upstairs, next to Kitchen Table) Skipping straight to the number one pick for creepiest subway washroom...say hello to Eglington Station! As one of the major bus stations on the subway line, Eglington becomes a stopping point for a whole bunch of people. The washrooms are hidden in the back of the station, and get a lot of post-bar-if-I-don't-pee-now-I-will-die business. At the same time, Torontoist can't remember using the public facilities here without......