Today Thierry-Maxime Loriot and Jeanne Beker discuss curating couture at the Bata Shoe Museum. Grammy-Award winning pianist Michelle Cann is performing live at the Jane Mallett Theatre. Tomorrow Celebrate legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young with a concert at Massey Hall. Bif Naked is performing an acoustic set after a screening of her new documentary at The Royal. Bohdan Kordan is launching his new book, No Place Like Home at the Ukrainian Museum.

Ceremonies will take place at several locations including Old City Hall and Queen’s Park

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Tonight on Village Media's new 'Closer Look' podcast: We talk money (and a lot more) with personal finance guru David Chilton, who just finished rewriting his seminal book for a new generation

Three advocacy groups launched a joint campaign on Monday, encouraging families to reach out to the education minister about any special education concerns in the absence of trustees at several boards under provincial supervision

The new mural was created through a collaboration between The Bentway and Exhibition Place

The City of Toronto’s last three budgets have included historically high property tax increases

The State of Palestine flag will be raised outside City Hall on Nov. 17

Jessica Bell, the Ontario NDP MPP for University—Rosedale, on the 'growing list' of undemocratic reforms coming out of Premier Doug Ford's government

The restauranter and internet personality’s East Coast diner has ceased taking reservations

The musical will be on at the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre from Aug. 4 until Sept. 6, 2026

Procurement Minister Joël Lightbound has said the postal service is losing about $10 million per day

Cartoonist Steve Nease provides a humorous take on current events

Flurries are expected to continue into midweek

Tenant and housing advocates say changes to the Residential Tenancies Act in Bill 60 will fuel evictions and ‘create encampments faster’

Canada officially held the status since 1998, but the Public Health Agency of Canada announced it has been officially revoked by an international body

The Ontario Provincial Police said ‘most of the incidents were minor in nature but also very preventable’

Today Sabrina Carpenter’s Short ‘n’ Sweet tour is making a two-night stop at Scotiabank Arena. The inspiring story of Terry Fox comes to Roy Thomson Hall, accompanied by the TSO. Tomorrow Learn about how women kept cinema alive during WW2 with A Return to Memory at Palmerston Library. Thierry-Maxime Loriot and Jeanne Beker discuss curating couture at the Bata Shoe Museum. Grammy-Award winning pianist Michelle Cann is performing live at the Jane Mallett Theatre.

Here's a look at the current local weather and traffic

According to the Alzheimer’s Society of Canada, there are close to 800,000 people in the country living with some form of dementia right now — a number that’s expected to hit 1 million by 2030

The Too Much Club hopes that by taking people’s measurements it can help create a more inclusive sizing standard for the Canadian fashion industry

This interactive map shows Toronto next-of-kin addresses for about 3,200 people who died during the Second World War

The street is open to traffic but one bike lane remains off limits, Toronto police say

The councillor’s motion challenges Olivia Chow’s existing encampment clearing policies, while Toronto’s shelter system turns away hundreds every night

Admission to the museum will be free on Nov. 8 and 9 to celebrate the reopening of its ground floor, which underwent a $15.5-million renovation