/r/toronto
News, People, Places, Events, Pictures, and Discussions on Toronto; Canada's Business and Financial capital, and the Provincial capital of Ontario.
Submissions must be specific or relevant to Toronto or the GTA: This is the core tenet of this sub.
Be excellent to each other: No racism, sexism, homophobia, religious intolerance, dehumanizing speech, or other negative generalizations. No concern-trolling, personal attacks, or misinformation.
Submissions must be community benefiting: No memes, dashcam videos, or low-effort posts, including those about common crimes which don’t have a wider impact on the city. Missing pets/persons posts are allowed. Personal advice and common requests should go to r/askTO, though questions related to general Toronto interest and which promote community discussion are fine to post. Lost or found items should go to r/LostAndFoundTO. Rants should go to r/toRANTo.
Do not editorialize headlines: Post your opinion in the comments if you feel the need..
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Personal advice and common requests should go to r/askTO where there's a healthy community of people who love to answer questions about Toronto. Questions related to general Toronto interest and which promote community discussion are fine to post to /r/Toronto if you like.
Here's a list of the top five posts in r/askTO right now:
For people who have ditched the dating apps in favour of meeting people organically, what do you do?
With how small Toronto apartments are, how’s everyone staying organized?
Traditionally held on the second Saturday of every month at 7:00pm at the Artful Dodger Pub (10 Isabella Street) on the second floor.
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What you guys doing today???
Video from Today from a light aircraft at 2000 ft. With a construction crane, the new building is only a few hundred feet shorter than the CN Tower.
Despite the project being placed under receivership inn2023, construction continues on 'The One'.
Show us your Toronto art!
In this thread we're relaxing the rules about promotion to let everyone show off Toronto artwork they like or made. That could be anything from drawings, to photography, to music or food. Really anything you made that might be of interest to Torontonians. Even if you're selling it, feel free to link to it in this thread. No problem.
Has anyone observed 2 red bright orbs in the Eastern sky tonight?
Hey r/Toronto! I moved to TO during the end of 2023 and having been here just over year, just wanted to share a video I made from the photos I’ve taken of the CN Tower. Toronto’s been the biggest city I’ve lived at and I’m enjoying it quite a bit! More than Regina, SK and Ottawa for sure. Anyway, made a compilation of some of the coolest views of the CN Tower from the past year. Definitely an amazing city!!
Free to a good home, snow storm keeping me from going. Best seats in the house Row F 14/15. Must have Ticketmaster app and not require IT support to receive them (lol).
So I recently heard that Toronto’s rat population is growing faster than Chicago’s or NYC’s. Meanwhile, within the same country, just a few provinces further west, Alberta managed to become “rat-free,” albeit not in the most absolute sense of the phrase. What stops Toronto from doing as Alberta did?
I have tickets for the Saturday, February 1 game against the Ottawa Charge, which takes place at 2:00 PM at the Coca-Cola Coliseum. 3 tickets are available, please let me know if you're interested in some or all of them.
EDIT: Tickets are gone!
I know Sherway died a long time ago. I know I can watch Mean Girls whenever I want, but man, they massacred my boy. Apart from just rejigging everything, making Sporting Life tiny and remodeling the place to resemble an airport, the very essence of the old mall is gone. The food court is tiny, the stores are all big expensive flagship stores now. No Sears, no bookstores with tunnel side entrances for kids, no weird bamboo fountains or billiards supply store that sold yo-yos, puzzles and magic cards, no Nature Company, no Mmmuffins, no armour and keycutting store, no The Sweet Factory or Stitches, no glass brick architecture or giant palm trees. The mall is cold and sterile and dark now. You really can't go back!
I wonder how long it has been floating around in people's change without notice.