FIFA refs have taken over the streets of Toronto
u/jmike1256 — 6 hours ago
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RIP to the Mexican watch parties at Nathan Phillips square
the most fun any casual neutral fan could have had in this city during this cup was larping as Mexican fans at city hall
i love all the Mexicans living in this city.
u/ClassicEngine4358 — 4 hours ago
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Where to see Racoons with a high chance?
This is a very odd request, but my parents are visiting from England in two weeks and my mother is desperate to see a raccoon. We see them all the time living here, but not sure where is best to go for their limited time trip.
Where is best around the Yonge and eglinton area to spot raccoons? Thanks in advance! (Also ok to travel downtown etc. )
u/mrmeatyomega — 9 hours ago
▲ 105 r/toronto
Cotton candy clouds
Taken at Lakeshore west right beside Ontario place today evening
u/Particular_Head1390 — 6 hours ago
Bank of Nova Scotia main banking hall (Photos by Me, 04/30/2026)
u/jamescoolcrafter15 — 10 hours ago
▲ 64 r/toronto
Just Went on a Ferry Today!
Today was the day I went to Centre Island by taking a ferry named “Sam McBridge” at the Jack Layton Terminal! It was a cool trip! 10/10 recommended
P.S I recorded the ferry horn, wanna hear it? Let me know so I can post it!
u/AboodTubeOnResdit — 10 hours ago
▲ 701 r/toronto
Seeing all these young and old drug addicts on my daily commute is emotionally ruining me
Like these people were at one time like us and they spiraled into this mess. My old boss used to say that there are recruiters that prawl on the weak with free samples and then once they're hooked they financially drain their savings away, which now seems pretry beleivable to me.
How to cope? Look away and ignore?
u/pq11333 — 16 hours ago
▲ 38 r/toronto
Fire near the airport
something burning on the south side of the airport
u/newerdewey — 10 hours ago
▲ 95 r/toronto
Toronto Public Health warns of possible measles exposure at these Scarborough locations
>TPH said in a news release on Sunday that those who were at Scarborough General Hospital’s ER waiting room on June 28 from 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and Kids Out-patient clinic on June 30 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. may have been exposed to measles.
>In addition, anyone who was at the Markington Family Care and Walk-in Clinic on June 29 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. should also check for symptoms of the highly contagious respiratory infection.
u/bunnyiris — 12 hours ago
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Unpopular opinion: flying tiger coppenhagen at eaton centre is like dollarama
Was so disappointed by quality. It was so chaotic and things can be found at dollar store
u/No-Wing-8859 — 17 hours ago
▲ 55 r/toronto
man-arrested-in-suspected-hate-motivated-assault
Posted by TPS - Toronto Police Service - hate crimes division
u/donbooth — 18 hours ago
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It’s Sunday! Tell us how you’re doing, Toronto.
reddit.comu/postmodern_girls — 19 hours ago
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ROM Psychedelic Exhibit
Has anyone checked out the ROM's psychedelics exhibit? Is it worth the extra cost on top of general admission?
u/No_Dirt9029 — 15 hours ago
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Toronto wraps up official FIFA hosting duties with little economic gain, data shows | CBC News
cbc.cau/falling_bac — 1 day ago
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Two sent to hospital after Sunday morning boat crash
torontotoday.cau/cabbagetown_tom — 18 hours ago
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Now that Toronto is finished hosting the World Cup, the city to make its event traffic mitigation measures permanent.
IMO, the city did a mostly phenomenal job mitigating traffic when a match was taking place.
As the city continues to bring in popular events, the city needs to re-implement these measures when a high-traffic event is scheduled, regardless at BMO field, Budweiser, or the other venues.
The city now knows how to do it, they need to make it permanent moving forward.
The more event attendees can walk/cycle/take transit, the better traffic will be
u/Pristine-Training-70 — 1 day ago