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Toronto.com is a reliable platform for local news, catering to the residents of Toronto’s neighborhoods such as Etobicoke, North York, and Scarborough. Dedicated to providing high-quality community journalism, Toronto.com offers daily updates and information designed to inform, engage, and empower its audience while enhancing community ties. The site represents multiple former weekly newspapers, including the North York Mirror, Scarborough Mirror, and Etobicoke Guardian, which have been serving the city's west side since 1915. These award-winning publications, now part of Metroland Media Group Ltd., transitioned to a digital-only format on September 15, 2023.

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Toronto couple bring new Italian Japanese restaurant to Little Italy

2 days ago | toronto.com | Irelyne Lavery

Duck breast cured in beeswax, Dungeness crab and a whole lot of love is being served up at Toronto’s newest Italian Japanese restaurant opening later this month. Located in Little Italy and spearheaded by husband-and-wife duo, executive chef Emiliano Del Frate and Kayo Ito, Radici Project will be welcoming the public to experience their seasonally evolving menu starting April 30.
Stevie Nicks bringing her 2025 solo tour to Toronto in August. Here’s how to get tickets

1 week ago | toronto.com | Itai Buenahora

Stevie Nicks, famously known for her hit song “Edge of Seventeen,” is bringing her 2025 tour to Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena on Friday, Aug. 15. The upcoming tour kicks off on Aug. 8 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey where Nicks will perform alongside Billy Joel, who is set to join her for select dates on the tour.
New regulations target illegal car rallies in Ontario: What you need to know this summer

1 week ago | toronto.com | Bruce Froude Durhamregioncom |Bruce Froude

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I put Dave’s Hot Chicken’s new ‘Davezempic’ sliders to the taste test in Toronto before they launch. Here’s everything you need to know

1 week ago | toronto.com | Itai Buenahora

Dave’s Hot Chicken has become Toronto’s go-to spot for Nashville-style hot chicken, making waves in the industry. Now, the iconic chicken joint known for celeb investors like Drake is releasing its newest menu item, and I had the chance for a sneak peek. The new ‘Davezempic’ mini sliders The new mini sliders, humorously dubbed “Davezempic,” are Dave’s Hot Chicken’s endeavour to provide a portion-controlled menu item.
‘City-killer’ asteroid 2024 YR4 now has higher chance of hitting the moon

2 weeks ago | toronto.com | Evelyn Harford

While the chance of a “city-killer” asteroid striking Earth in about eight years time has been significantly ruled out, the odds of it hitting the moon has increased. NASA said the asteroid’s chance of hitting the moon is now 3.8 per cent – up from the earlier estimate of 1.7 per cent. NASA’s analysis of asteroid 2024 YR4, first identified last December, initially estimated the asteroid’s size to be between 40 and 100 metres wide.
AGO’s ‘Infinity Mirrored Room’ from Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama opening April 5. Here’s what you can expect

3 weeks ago | toronto.com | Itai Buenahora

Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirrors exhibit makes its grand return to the Art Gallery of Ontario this Saturday, April 5, along with a special afternoon tea addition. The globally popular, mesmerizing “Infinity Mirrored Room” installation reopens this weekend, giving visitors another opportunity to immerse themselves in the artist’s “groundbreaking visions of infinity.” The “Infinity Mirrored Room — Let’s Survive Forever” features mirrored spheres suspended from the ceiling and arranged on the floor.
Doug Ford suspends 25% surcharge on U.S. electricity exports

1 month ago | toronto.com | Mike Pearson Insidehaltoncom |Mike Pearson

Premier Doug Ford has suspended Ontario’s 25 per cent surcharge on electricity exports to the United States as he prepares to meet U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick in Washington on Thursday. Posting to X on Tuesday afternoon, Ford issued a joint statement with Lutnick to confirm Ontario has agreed to suspend its 25 per cent surcharge on electricity exports to Michigan, New York and Minnesota.
Ontario voted to make daylight saving time permanent in 2020. It never happened. Should seasonal time changes be scrapped?

1 month ago | toronto.com | Mike Pearson Insidehaltoncom |Mike Pearson

Are you feeling a little fatigued this week? Chances are you’re not alone. As Ontario residents adjust to daylight savings time, losing an hour of sleep can have a profound impact, especially for those who are already sleep deprived. U.S. President Donald Trump recently reignited a debate over daylight saving time and the merits of moving the clock one-hour forward in the spring and one-hour back in the fall.
Mike Myers returns to ‘Saturday Night Live’ as Elon Musk, offers ‘elbows up’ gesture

1 month ago | toronto.com | Mike Pearson Insidehaltoncom |Mike Pearson

Canadian actor Mike Myers reprised his role as tech billionaire Elon Musk during the March 8 cold opening of “Saturday Night Live.”Myers, a Scarborough, Ont. native, was one of the most popular Saturday Night Live personalities as a regular cast member from 1989 to 1995. He played recurring roles as Linda Richman of “Coffee Talk,” a fictional West German TV talk show host on “Sprockets,” and Wayne Campbell on “Wayne’s World,” among his many appearances.
‘White Lotus’ star Natasha Rothwell’s London haunts

1 month ago | toronto.com | Gerald Narciso

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