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Air Canada is trying to make amends—with more free booze

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Two huge towers near the Eglinton Crosstown may soon replace a block of suburban houses

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The city will be spending “intentionally” in 2026

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Are you fan enough to eat six pounds of beef in 48 minutes?

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A new Vegas-style wedding chapel has opened in Baldwin Village

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A Financial District kitchen is getting a second life as an Italian bar and restaurant

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First Look: Trionda, the 2026 FIFA World Cup ball

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This retiring city official used to cry into his beer after work

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A proposed 49-storey tower with a jumbo elephant sculpture at Avenue and St. Clair has enraged NIMBYs

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Brad Bradford plans to run for mayor. Could he beat Olivia Chow?

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Toronto is getting a star-studded music fest in support of mental health

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This $7,000 drink is Toronto’s most expensive cocktail

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“Canadian comedy is some of the best in the world”: Comedian Vic Michaelis wants to be a hometown kid

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Meet the McVeggie: Inside McDonald’s Canada’s Newest Menu Item with Chef Jeff Anderson

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Andye on carving out his own lane in Toronto’s music scene

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Toronto’s housing sales were down 90 per cent this year

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Five Toronto bars (and one castle) hosting creepy Halloween pop-ups

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Where to Buy Next: Twelve Toronto neighbourhoods destined for big things

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Oops: Turns out the Blue Jays are restricting ticket sales too

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Le Germain Hotel is getting a ritzy Indian-influenced British pub

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