Aquaman and Game of Thrones star Jason Momoa has been spotted all over the city recently, as he enjoys downtime from filming the second season of an Apple TV sci-fi show. TTC track issues caused extra long waits, leading to commuter chaos during the Tuesday evening commute. An Air Canada plane had to make an emergency landing in Toronto due to a missing wheel. Plus, Cry Baby Gallery is like a fancy mullet with art in the front, and a speakeasy in the back.

Metrolinx announced that the Eglinton Crosstown LRT line will not open in September 2021 as planned. Motorists and law enforcement officers are noticing that the new Ontario license plates are essentially unreadable in the dark. A shocking video shows an employee of a Toronto pizza joint refuse service to a customer for being gay. Veld, which will take over Downsview Park for the ninth time this summer, has released its 2020 festival lineup. Plus, Salsa Venezuelan Street Food is all about the sauce.

Justin Bieber taught Jimmy Fallon how to play hockey on The Tonight Show, and everyone had a nice time. Temps in the city will make it feel like -30 C which is a whole 50 degrees colder than it is in Antarctica. Toronto is getting a reusable restaurant takeout container pilot, and a driver was busted for not clearing the snow off their windshield. Plus, Tav's is a new Italian restaurant that makes pizza, gnocchi and gelato in-house.

Toronto was an answer on Jeopardy last night, reminding us that Robyn Doolittle's book Crazy Town: The Rob Ford Story came out six years ago. There was a derailment on the TTC this morning, causing commuter chaos once again. A passenger on a bus was caught on camera harassing a TTC employee for "not looking Canadian." Another popular clothing store on Queen West is closing, and Uncle Ray's is a new Southern-style restaurant that faced some backlash before it even opened.

New renderings show how the 95-storey residential SkyTower, as part of the One Yonge development, will completely transform the Toronto skyline. Affordability in the city has hit an all-time low, and a popular fruit and veggie market in Kensington Market will close after nearly 25 years in business. Rage Against the Machine is coming to Scotiabank Arena this summer, and Popa is the place where cuisine from Burma, Bali and Macau come together.

The Raptors just broke a Canadian sports record, winning their 15th game in a row last night against the Timberwolves. Serge Ibaka gave his teammates their very own oversized scarves. People online think that the lawsuit filed against Raps president Masai Ujiri is racist and lacks merit. A fight broke out at McDonalds near Yonge and Dundas over racist comments. Janet Jackson is coming to Scotiabank Arena this summer, and Bone Soup Malatang is like a totally customizable salad bar, but for soup.

Last month, the historic building that houses Filmore's Hotel and gentlemen's club was bought by a condo developer. Over the weekend, the strip club clarified that they will continue to operate out of the heritage building on Dundas East for the next couple of years, at least. Charges were laid following a violent altercation involving TTC officials that was caught on camera. Plus, Primrose Bagel is a new bodega with an old-school deli vibe, selling Toronto-style artisanal bagels.

A disturbing video posted this morning shows TTC officers teaming up on a passenger, and using pepper spray. This comes just one day after the transit commission announced that fare evasion cost them more than $70 million last year. Speaking of the TTC, a new map shows what might be demolished if the Ontario Line subway is built above ground. Plus, Charminar in Scarborough offers a wide variety of Indian cuisine, with dosas made in-house, and combos that are a great bang for your buck.

The man behind a tasteless prank that caused a Jamaica-bound WestJet flight to reroute back to Toronto, says he’s sorry in a newly-published video. Doctors say that they are now investigating 62 cases of the coronavirus in Ontario. Airbnb is introducing a new measure that will effectively ban people under 25 from renting homes in their area. Plus, Le Beau Patisserie in Regent Park specializes in sweet treats and croissants created by a classically trained pastry chef.

Turns out this guy who made a false claim regarding coronavirus on a flight to Jamaica was just trying to make a viral video. Cool, right? Marcella Zoia, also known as "chair girl" was late to her court hearing today, which was not a good look. Plus, Standard Bar is a new hidden speakeasy connected to Parkdale Pizza.