A Goodlife Fitness temporarily shut down because of a possible coronavirus contamination. Two more cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Ontario, which brings the current total up to 22. The historic Gladstone Hotel was sold to developers, and a beloved indie bookstore may be forced to close because of a huge rent hike. Lady Gaga is coming to Rogers Centre this summer as part of her Chromatica Ball Tour. Plus, Xiang Long Zhua Zhua is the place to go for braised and fried chicken feet in Toronto.

John Mulaney hosted Saturday Night Live for the second time, after cancelling his Toronto shows for the third time to do it, but he wore a cool t-shirt to make it up to us. A neighbourhood has had enough of a dangerous crosswalk after another tragic accident, and a private college near Yonge and Sheppard shut down for the day to disinfect for coronavirus. Plus, Gatsby's Speakeasy is the only bar in the city with dueling pianos.

Residents of a Scarborough high rise are being warned that a security staffer who just tested positive for COVID-19 was working in the building the week prior to his diagnosis. The search continues for passengers who rode a GO bus with a coronavirus patient last week, and even the Toronto Raptors are being advised to not high five fans to avoid the spread of germs. Crews & Tangos, a popular drag bar in the Village may be turned into a condo. Plus, Conzo’s is a new pizzeria from the team behind Sugo.

Eight new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in the GTA over the weekend, with another three announced on Monday, taking the total in Ontario up to 18. Everyone in Toronto, including the TTC, seems to be confused about the rules regarding Presto's two-hour transfer window. Plus, the new Completo takes over an old hardware store in East Chinatown.

A new report runs down the most expensive cities for closing costs when it comes to buying a home. A weather advisory was issued for the city, which could make for another wintry weekend, and mess of an evening commute. The kitty rescued from a telephone pole yesterday, and dubbed "Hydro Cat" is looking for a new home, on the ground. The Black Keys will play Budweiser Stage this summer. Plus, Tam is a laid-back restaurant in the junction serving Vietnamese street food.

An ice-cold kitty got stuck atop a hydro pole this morning near Dufferin and Bloor. Police and Transport Canada are investigating after a mysterious green laser struck an ORNGE air ambulance helicopter earlier this month. The husband of the woman who was Ontario's fifth confirmed coronavirus case, has also tested positive for COVID-19. Plus, the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant is the oldest building in Toronto that is still serving its original purpose.

Another case of COVID-19 has been confirmed in Toronto, but health officials maintain that the risk to residents is low. A newly-released spring forecast says that temperatures in the city will be warmer than last year, but that isn't saying much. After undergoing renovations, the historic Wheat Sheaf Tavern has announced its reopening date. Plus, Gusto 501 is an impressive, multi-level, all-day Italian cafe, restaurant, and bar in Corktown.

David Ayres, the Toronto zamboni driver who was called up to play goalie in an NHL game against the Leafs this past weekend, made an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Clinton's Tavern staff are speaking out after the sudden closure, and are holding out hope for a miracle investor. Locations were announced for ten new legal weed stores that will open across the GTA. Plus, Scarlet Ibis is a Toronto staple for Guyanese cuisine.

A man who was accused of stealing at a Value Village in Leslieville went on a racist tirade before he left the store, and it was caught on video. Toronto is a week away from a potential garbage strike, and new and improved Ontario licence plates should be ready in a few weeks. Hollywood Medium, Tyler Henry is coming to Meridian Hall, and Boonsik is a cute, new Korean snack bar in Little Italy.

Doug Ford and company are now admitting that there is a readability issue with the province's new, blue licence plates, but they seem to be pointing fingers at 3M. People are already finding problems with the city's new DineSafe-style apartment guide, and a human brain from Toronto was seized by U.S. border officials. The Weeknd will perform at Scotiabank Arena this summer. Plus, Meta Cannabis is a new weed store in an old bank near Yonge-Dundas Square, and they're trying to make "Yongesterdam" happen.