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Flooding Across the GTA Will Only Get Worse With Climate Change

Severe flooding on Ward's Island has led to a plunge in business at the Rectory Café. It will close for good in October.

By Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Jun. 23rd, 12:17 pm

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Toronto’s Little India is Undergoing an Urban Transition with the Vision To Preserve Its Identity

Gerrard Street is changing, but the area hopes to maintain its Indian culture.

By Nikhil Sharma Jun. 5th, 11:15 am

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See the Cracks Mental Illness Causes in Little Pretty And The Exceptional

Playwright Anusree Roy dug deep for this story of a seemingly thriving Canadian family coping with mental illness.

By Steve Fisher Apr. 22nd, 10:28 am

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Where Miss Sloane Was Filmed in Toronto

Toronto will be playing the role of (drum roll!) Washington, DC!

By David Fleischer Mar. 23rd, 11:30 am

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Denzil Minnan-Wong Goes After Kristyn Wong-Tam on Twitter, Looks Really Terrible

Not a good look, Deputy Mayor.

By Torontoist • Photo by Giordano CiampiniJan. 25th, 6:07 pm

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Where the Rob Lowe Cult Classic Youngblood Was Filmed in Toronto

With bonus Peter Zezel content.

By David Fleischer Jan. 19th, 11:20 am

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2016 Villain: Presto

Nominated for: being a major headache.

By Rhiannon Russell • Illustration by Dasha ZolotaDec. 31st, 10:00 am

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What Toronto Colleges and Universities Are Doing to Help Students’ Mental Health

Awareness about the mental health challenges students face is growing on campuses. Here's what local schools are offering in the way of support.

By Karen Chan Dec. 5th, 3:15 pm

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How Toronto’s Papers Normalized Our New Trumpian Overlord

In non-Trump news: Mike Bullard, laneway housing, and a spit take.

By Jesse Hawken • Illustration by Brett LambNov. 15th, 12:34 pm

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The “Webster Effect” Has a Chilling Effect on Staff and Makes for Worse Council Decisions

When City staff don't feel they have the freedom to offer professional advice without consequences, the process is compromised.

By Jean-Pierre Boutros Nov. 7th, 11:45 am

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A History of Bike Lanes in Toronto

When it comes to safety, there's still a long way to go.

By Nikhil Sharma Oct. 20th, 5:35 pm

What To Check Out In Toronto October 11-16: Late Night, Brain Candy, Horror-Rama

This week, live comedy intersects with TV talk shows, horror films, books, magic, art, and more.

By Steve Fisher Oct. 11th, 2:30 pm

How Participatory Budgeting Works

What do you want in your neighbourhood?

By Will Koblensky Oct. 3rd, 11:30 am

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The Sharing Economy is Here to Stay—Get Used to It

First there was Uber and Airbnb. Now, there's car2go.

By Nicholas Nazar (Guest Contributor) Sep. 21st, 3:45 pm

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The Switch to Presto Could Make Life a Lot Harder for Seniors and Students

Until 2017, discounted fares will only be available at Davisville station.

By Nikhil Sharma Sep. 21st, 10:00 am

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Travelling Art Gallery Gives Voice and Representation to Sexual Assault Survivors

After a pit stop at Nathan Phillips Square, the gallery will make its way to Toronto university campuses.

By Beatrice Paez Sep. 19th, 10:30 am

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What to Check Out in Toronto September 12–18: HMCS Ville de Québec, IN/FUTURE, and TTC Accessibility Forums

Highlights this week include talks of climate change and TIFF's Vanguards; theatre from Ireland and Alberta; and folk music at Fort York and Christie Pits.

By Steve Fisher Sep. 12th, 1:00 pm

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Historicist: Nude Pictures at an Exhibition

Works displayed in the art gallery at the 1927 CNE caused an uproar.

By David Wencer Aug. 13th, 12:00 pm

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Cookie baron’s factory lands could become massive new development

The realty company behind Liberty Village is now eyeing 27 acres in south Etobicoke.

Where Suits Was Filmed in Toronto

This show about New York power players almost manages to hide the fact that it's shot in Toronto. Almost.

Where The Handmaid’s Tale was filmed in Toronto (Part One)

Toronto plays the role of Gilead, Margaret Atwood's terrifying dystopian near future America.

Bloor Street bike lanes and the business of road safety

Instead of attempting to balance parking, driving, greenery, and mercantile concerns, city councillors should prioritize safety above all.

Is “No Pets Allowed” Allowed?

Landlords often prohibit tenants from having pets. Can they actually do that?