There were big issues along Line 2 of the TTC this morning between Keele and Ossington, due to a fire at track level, which meant some passengers had to evacuate through the tunnel. On the surface, people had to fight the crowds to get a shuttle bus, and those who tried to use Uber of Lyft instead were shocked by the surge prices. The town of Innisfil has plans to create a new futuristic city. Plus, Lobby Boy serves tapas, and flashy cocktails in the Beverly Hotel on Queen West.

The city was selling some prime real estate for up to 90 per cent off today, but of course, there was a catch. Toronto is requesting that the Ontario government reinstate rental control rules, and many people are furious with drivers who drove around the victim of a hit-and-run this morning. Plus, two become one at the new Barocco x Nino, where you can enjoy delicious local coffee and Italian baked goods.

Summer Walker responded to fans who were upset about having to wait for hours, outside in the cold ahead of her Toronto show on Monday night. The suspect wanted for throwing feces at people was arrested, and nearly 100 people showed up at his bail hearing. Toronto's most notorious McDonalds has officially closed, and Ontario just announced a five year pilot program for e-scooters. Plus, Madame Levant is a new brunch joint in Leslieville specializing in Levantine cuisine.

There’s a serial poop thrower on the loose, and he’s targeting students at two Toronto universities. R&B artist Summer Walker left fans waiting for three hours in the cold outside of Rebel while she toured the city. The Second City just announced the location of their new Toronto theatre and training centre, set to open late next year. Plus, Lapinou is a new King West wine bar and bistro serving French food and vintage vibes.

The Toronto Maple Leafs fired Mike Babcock yesterday after the team suffered their sixth straight loss. A new sock vending machine popped up at Ryerson, and it's on a mission. A museum in Illinois just bought one of the TTC's old streetcars, and how not to ask for a ride when you're running late for an appointment. Plus, the Toronto Christmas Market is officially open for another year in the Distillery District, and there’s lots of food.

According to a new report, one of three new streets in Etobicoke will not bear the name of the late former Mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford. Premier Doug Ford is in some hot water over the cancellation of renewable energy projects that are now costing Ontario taxpayers over $230 million. A politician is planning to introduce a bill that would would require the province to track cyclist dooring incidents, and what to expect at the first Canadian outpost of Eataly, located in Toronto's Manulife Centre.

There's some controversy over who should, and who shouldn't get a Raptors championship ring. Fire officials were called out to a popular restaurant in Parkdale this morning to fight a three-alarm blaze, and another Toronto hotspot has succumbed to flooding, for the second time. Plus, a neighbourhood group is fighting to prevent a new development from displacing residents in Chinatown.

A woman was caught on camera hurling racist insults at people standing at a bus stop near York University this morning. Chick-fil-A is opening a second Toronto location at Yorkdale Mall, and Foodora has just made it even easier for you to never leave your house again. Plus, KitKat Chocolatory now has a permanent location where you can make your own personalized candy bar.

Marcella Zoia finally appeared in court today where she pleaded guilty to mischief endangering life, after that chair-throwing incident earlier this year. Another popular restaurant has closed because of non-stop construction around Yonge and Eglinton. Drake popped by Adelaide Hall last night to check out a young up-and-coming rapper. Plus, The Momo House in Parkdale is the place to go for Tibetan comfort food.

Canada's first Eataly location opened in the Manulife Centre in Toronto yesterday, and people were lined up around the block waiting to get inside. A car caught fire after a stunt driving incident in a Mississauga parking lot, and a new report breaks down how many months of rent you would need to save for a minimum down payment on a condo in Toronto. Plus, Maderas at Ossington and College is a cute cafe that boasts roasts from the mountain ranges in Colombia.