In the news this morning: the report on Andrew Loku's death at the hands of Toronto police has been released ... sort of, a local Twitter user redoes the "Views" track listing, and the Raptors will be back in town on Sunday.

By Tannara Yelland • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 30th, 10:37 am

In the news: Views released, Ford hope to continue Ward 2 legacy, naming the under-Gardiner, and wonky weather threatens the cherry blossoms.

By Tannara Yelland • Matthew DaleyApr. 29th, 7:50 am

In the news: award-winning anchor leaves CBC, Toronto Zoo's "Name the Rhino," and Uber driver charged with sexual assault.

By Sarah Duong • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 28th, 8:31 am

In the news: police are investigating after attacks on Cineplex theatres, downtown core determined to be bicycle theft hotspot, and an Alberta driver makes a wrong turn.

By Sarah Duong • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 26th, 8:00 am

In the news: Beyoncé's latest visual album is out, Drake stopped by a pop-up shop, housing prices are still going up, and a school board trustee may have used her office to get her kid higher grades.

By Tannara Yelland • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 25th, 8:00 am

In the news today: Toronto-specific microbes, John Tory is excluding BLMTO from a meeting, a worker dies at Pearson, and Urbancorp is restructuring.

By Tannara Yelland • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 23rd, 10:49 am

This morning's news involves police being terrible in many, many ways: the RCMP wants to compel two men to stay in the country despite not having charged them with anything; police need to stop killing people with mental illness; and police should maybe also not write themselves up for disciplinary purposes, while Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie wants to take the city out of Peel Region.

By Tannara Yelland • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 22nd, 8:35 am

In the news: Yonge-Dundas Square gets lit, TTC approves random drug testing, Toronto is cultured in fruit, and 17 going on 30.

By Sarah Duong • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 21st, 8:00 am

In the news: police search for man wanted in LCBO tampering, Costco provides Hep A shots in berry contamination case, and one Toronto daddy's treehouse comes to an end.

By Sarah Duong • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 20th, 8:00 am

In the news: Surprise! Women are paid less than men!, 29 per cent of Torontonians don't believe in systemic racism, fashion > living, and a couple experiences car woes.

By Sarah Duong • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 19th, 8:00 am

The news this morning: who works at the SIU, Shopify's offices, the UP Express makes the news again (for bad reasons... again), and DeRozan and Lowry are laying low.

By Tannara Yelland • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 18th, 8:00 am

Happy weekend! Here's some news: the inquest into Andrew Loku's death was initiated in direct response to Black Lives Matter Toronto (remember that next time your dad says protesting doesn't accomplish anything), one man's quest to get back the money he made rain, City Council is cool on Uber, and PETA isn't happy that the Bowmanville Zoo owner won't be charged criminally.

By Tannara Yelland • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 16th, 10:30 am

In the news this morning: the only officer to be charged after the G20 protests thinks a one-year demotion is too much, columnists have bad ideas, rent is still going up, and Postmedia might make some money.

By Tannara Yelland • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 15th, 8:01 am

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By Sarah Duong • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 14th, 8:06 am

In the news: Toronto postal worker is a douche, 4D cinemas to hit theatres this summer, TTC yoga, and the UPX goes down.

By Sarah Duong • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 13th, 8:00 am

In the news: TDSB trustee Howard Kaplan has died, man arrested in connection to TTC bomb threats, and the Argonauts return to Guelph.

By Sarah Duong • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 12th, 8:00 am

The news this morning: BLMTO co-founder Yusra Khogali pushes back against critics, Ontario's education minister apologizes to teachers, and a Toronto filmmaker is released from Iranian prison.

By Tannara Yelland • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 11th, 8:00 am

In the news this Saturday morning: daycare waitlist fees, Zara managers discriminating against an employee, and the Canadian Mental Health Association's response to the Andrew Loku shooting.

By Tannara Yelland • Illustration by Matthew DaleyApr. 9th, 10:30 am