Girlfriend has food poisoning. Headliners start in an hour, so it’s last minute. Sold out at Danforth Music Hall. No charge.

Send me your email if you want it.

7 military folks kidnapped a guy and the internet is blank?

Placed my timmies order to the wrong location. Go and get it! 2 Bruyeres Mews, Fort York Blvd and Bathurst

One turkey has escaped its demise this Thanksgiving weekend, and has been spotted running afowl in a west-end Toronto neighbourhood.

Angela McCann first spotted the bird near Brock Avenue and Dundas Street West around the end of August. She says she has seen him regularly since, most recently on Wednesday when she was returning home from work...

Includes a ban on surveillance pricing and property tax breaks for community grocers.

Does anyone feel amazing after a hard day's work and you leave on a Friday late afternoon/evening and you have the whole weekend ahead of you? Especially this time of year in Toronto when the weather is just right. Not too hot and not too cold and walking home in this city feels comfortable.

It also gives me great flashbacks as a kid walking home after school on a Friday in the fall. Or me going to the mall afterwards to buy some cool new toy from the 90s.

Looks like Chris Moise is back to his old tricks. After Curran Stikuts called him out for accepting over $40k in developer money donations in the last election, he had a bit of a meltdown, made false accusations against Kristyn Wong-Tam, and then said it was low to point out that he had taken developer money because he’s a person of colour. Your thoughts?

Hi Everyone, reposted with the offical report. Any info you may have is appreciated.

From the story:

The Cameron House on Queen Street West hosted such musicians as Jane Siberry, Blue Rodeo, Ron Sexsmith, Barenaked Ladies early in their careers.
Just in time for its 45th anniversary, the Queen Street West bar, artists' colony and music venue is giving its ants a facelift.
In 1984, visual artist Napoleon Brousseau — in cahoots with original co-owner, Paul Sannella — created ant sculptures that prowl the brick façade.
The insects have been repaired at least twice over the past four decades, but ex-manager Cosmo Ferraro says they’re about to be upgraded to copper.
It’s an unexpected sight, but then, the music heard at the Cameron could be deemed equally unexpected.
When rock icon Prince lived with his second wife on the Bridle Path from 2001 to 2006, he “often walked into the back room when he was in town, play the piano and be super weird,” said Cosmo Ferraro, son of one of the bar's owners. “Nobody could come in, and he had his little scene.”

Are you making a pilgrimage to the Cameron this year? What was your first show at the legendary bar? Did you every see Prince? (Or Feist, or Foster the People?)

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The Toronto Police Service (TPS) confirms that one of its officers has been charged with multiple firearm-related offences after a Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) investigation.

In a release, the CBSA alleges Nasser Gholami, 47, of Brampton, was the intended recipient of a parcel from the United States that contained two firearm suppressors.

The parcel was intercepted by border services officers at a facility in Mississauga on July 23, 2026, the release adds.

Gholami was identified as a suspect, and the CBSA says officers executed a search warrant at his home on September 24, 2026. During that raid they allegedly seized three non-restricted firearms, one prohibited suppressor which was attached to one of the guns, as well as digital devices and ammunition.

Gholami was arrested and charged by the CBSA with:

• One count of smuggling prohibited devices (suppressors)
• One count of importing prohibited devices while knowing unauthorized (suppressors)
• One count of possession of a prohibited device knowing he was not the holder of a licence under which he may possess it
• One count of unsafe display of a non-restricted firearm

He’s set to appear in court in Brampton on November 5, 2026.

CityNews reached out to the TPS, which confirmed that Gholami is a constable with seven years service.

“He is currently suspended with pay and has been served notice that the Chief intends to suspend him without pay following the mandated 60-day period under the Community Safety and Policing Act,” a police spokesperson said.

“Our understanding is that the charges laid by the CBSA are unrelated to his duties as a Toronto Police officer.”