Recently-fired Don Cherry went on Fox News Tuesday night to chat with Tucker Carlson, and it was cringey. A Toronto supermarket chain wants to implement facial recognition technology, which means you could pay for things with your mug. Buildings on a city block at Queen and Kingston, including a rooftop bar and hotel, may soon be demolished for condos. Plus, Camila Cabello is coming to Scotiabank Arena, and Daisy on Queen West is a new cocktail bar with flower power.

Folks in support of Don Cherry are saying that they will boycott Sportsnet, and its parent company Rogers, after the 85-year-old broadcaster was fired for making racist remarks on national television. The Cenotaph at Old City Hall was vandalized just one day after hundreds gathered for a Remembrance Day ceremony honouring the sacrifices of Canadian veterans. Mississauga is now home to a sex doll brothel. Plus, warm up with spicy soups at the new Hotopia near Yonge and College.

Don Cherry was fired today for comments he made about immigrants and poppies on Hockey Night in Canada. Toronto residents could face fines for not clearing snow from sidewalks and driveways. A Toronto MPP, with hopes of becoming Ontario’s next Liberal Party leader, wants to make public transit in the province, including the TTC, totally free. Plus, Puff Pastes is a Mexican bakery specializing in sweet and savoury pockets that are a cross between an empanada and a Cornish pasty.

We now know the real reason behind the TTC shutdown during rush hour Thursday morning, that sent hundreds scuffling for shuttle buses near Pape Station. A fire at 200 Wellesley Street in Toronto's St. JamesTown sent two people to the hospital, and the cause is being investigated. TFC takes on Seattle in the MLS Cup final on Sunday, and there's an official viewing party. Plus, Supernova Ballroom is a grand new bar in the Financial District with a refined and retro menu, featuring low-waste cocktails.

A power outage and a dusting of snow caused some major problems for commuters during the morning rush hour. The roads, sidewalks and subways were all a mess. Toronto city councillor, Jim Karygiannis was removed from office for overspending in the 2018 election. Plus, Macau Doulao is a flashy hot pot restaurant in Richmond Hill specializing in fresh seafood.

Drake is launching his own weed brand called More Life Growth Co. Ikea announced that they will be opening smaller format stores in downtown Toronto. Amazon Prime show, The Boys had to cancel plans to film a gruesome scene near the site of the Yonge Street van attack. Plans have been submitted to the city for a huge new condo on Bay Street that looks like it's made of gold. Plus, Le Conciliabule is a new French cafe and wine bar serving perfectly-plated pastries.

Pharrell Williams appeared via video at Yonge-Dundas Square this morning to announce a new condo project coming to Yonge and Eglinton. You can buy cake by the slice at one of three new Cake Boss vending machines that appeared in Toronto's PATH yesterday. Presto users will soon be able to tap and ride using their phone. Plus, Kyoto Katsugyu is a new Japanese restaurant that, if you couldn't tell by the name, specializes in beef katsu.

Toronto could get a second NHL team, and if all goes as planned, they would play out of the biggest hockey arena ever. The County of Frontenac is telling those searching for that perfect photo to stay away from their picturesque heart-shaped lake. A video posted this weekend shows a group of people who shut down a portion of Highway 409 to do donuts, and the new Overwatch 2 game shows Toronto like you’ve never seen it before. Plus, Globally Local specializes in fast food that’s 100% vegan.

For the second year in a row, a Toronto man carved one hundred Pokémon pumpkins just in time for Halloween night. The Raptors got spooked at Casa Loma's Legends of Horror, and they dressed for the occasion. Toronto singer, The Weeknd went out as the Joker, and was almost unrecognizable. Plus, Dasha is bold new Chinese restaurant on King West, backed by a Michelin-star chef.

A new study confirms something we already knew, that air pollution is worse near major roads, and a third of Canadians live near one. A Halloween boat party in Toronto proved to be all trick and no treat, and we could get the first snowfall of the season next week. Award winning comedian Hannah Gadsby is bringing her new stand-up set to Roy Thomson Hall, and what to expect at the new interactive Dr. Seuss exhibit in Mississauga.