A former Air Canada pilot is accused of forging documents and misrepresenting his credentials in order to fly planes for the airline

Filet-O-Fish, but make it Instagrammable: poke burgers are coming to town

Eat your way through summer with these eight food festivals

Hot Docs just held an AI film festival. “Many of these filmmakers would do well to put their computers away and embrace limitations,” writes film critic Will Sloan

Here’s what went down at the TOgether Festival

Nine per cent of Torontonians with mortgages won’t qualify for refinancing next year—more than double the national percentage

When Sami and June Suomalainen died, it fell to the executor of their wills, a lawyer they hardly knew, to sell their million-dollar midtown home and split the proceeds among their inheritors. Seven years and six lawsuits later, the beneficiaries haven’t seen a cent

Former LSL chef Didier Leroy is opening a French restaurant in the Junction, featuring a $148 multi-course tasting menu

No World Cup tickets? No problem. Here are some game-day food and drink specials around the city

Seth Rogen and his producing partner Evan Goldberg are rebooting the classic TV series The Littlest Hobo

The Ford government is ramping up fines for ticket scalping just in time for the World Cup

A sneak peek at the new art trail near Biidaasige Park—the 4.2 kilometre stretch of interconnected trails near the waterfront will host 14 sculptures on a rotating basis

Traffic is going to be pandemonium during the World Cup, so here are the best places to eat and drink within walking distance of Toronto Stadium

Here are the best outfits from the whimsical Mad Hot Ballet gala

Former CityNews reporter Tina Yazdani has launched a $650,000 lawsuit against Rogers

The Ontario government might ease up on its return-to-office mandate, but only during the World Cup

CAA’s annual ranking of the 10 worst roads in Ontario has been published—four of them are in Toronto

Sharon Bollenbach, the city’s World Cup executive director, on running the highest-profile sports event in Toronto history

Luke McCann, owner of Toronto burger chain Rudy, takes us on a meaty crawl of his favourite spots in the Annex and Yorkville

Toronto police say that fatal collisions in the city have increased 44 per cent since 2024

Casa Loma is hosting an exhibition of award-winning costumes from Downton Abbey this summer

Nearly 70 per cent of Ontario high school graduates opted out or received exemptions from taking the Ford government’s mandated online credits

Developer Manga Hotel Group has proposed a 32-storey mixed-use apartment building for 207–219 Jarvis Street, which would include 315 rental units and over 4,000 square feet of retail space

Toronto police just carried out the largest known seizure of counterfeit soccer jerseys in Canadian history. They found more than 16,000 fake products, including two knock-off World Cup trophies

World Cup traffic will have some employers getting a lot more flexible with their WFH policies

More than 50 Canadian and international designers sent their latest creations down the runway at Fashion Art Toronto this week. We’ve rounded up the best looks here

This grab-and-go Greek pasta chain has already built a devoted following across Greece, Cyprus and Lebanon. Now, it’s opening its first North American location in downtown Toronto

A new study has found that renewing and expanding Toronto's public housing infrastructure would generate $12.6 billion in tax revenue and save $1.8 billion in healthcare costs

The 20-year-old man accused of going over 100 kilometres per hour in a 60 zone in Mississauga was already facing allegations of dangerous driving from 2024

Here’s everything you need to know about Toronto’s first World Cup, including what stars to follow and where to find the best watch parties

This beloved Parkdale diner was forced to close in 2020, devastating regulars. The owners are finally opening a new spot right around the corner

This five-bedroom, six-bathroom mansion has two laundry rooms, a sauna and an underground garage

High Sociétéa's pink glass-topped double-decker offers high tea and sightseeing, plus a tour guide who serenades you on the violin

Chefs David Schwartz and Braden Chong are teaming up with some of the city's top chefs for a summer of barbecue collaborations

In the late ’90s, Tom Green was known for his shock comedy. His usual antics are nowhere to be found in his serene new show about farming

All aboard the dirty soda bandwagon

Hogtown: The Politics of Policing is Min Sook Lee’s 2005 documentary about the Toronto police’s civilian governance board. She says she’s not surprised the film still feels relevant more than two decades later

Martha Stewart has been balling out in Toronto, visiting Michelin-acclaimed restaurants like Café Boulud and Quetzal—and ordering a custom cheese board

Actor Hailey Gillis talks us through the best spots in the Beaches for bagels, jazz and tchotchkes

Pizzeria Badiali is consistently ranked as one of the best slices in the city. Here's a look inside the new location on Markham Street

After an elaborate Muskoka proposal, this couple had a 270-guest wedding at the Toronto Reference Library

Pop the prosecco, it's officially patio season

Matthew Shoss is the co-founder of a venture capital fund and the CEO of its marketing offshoot. He also dabbles in personal finance content creation. Here’s how he spends his money

Three days, 13 venues, 110 artists. Here's everything you need to know about Toronto's new music festival

This new KD collab is big news for people who want bright orange cheesecake that tastes like cheddar

The chefs behind Canis are opening a new gelato spot, featuring the same super-seasonal flavours that put their zhuzhed-up Canadian cuisine on the map

Eight-time Canadian Screen Award winner Andrew Phung is a busy guy. Even on a day off, he fits in a lot, including gelato for breakfast, a stop at the comic book store and a Costco run

City council recently approved a proposal to open four public grocery stores in Toronto, the first pilot of its kind in Canada

The Comstock Building has been home to a string of breweries since the late 1980s. House of McGrath is hoping to stick around for a while

The number of homeowners missing mortgage payments is on the rise in Ontario, according to a new report from Equifax Canada