Toronto Mayor John Tory announced support for Premier Doug Ford's Ontario Line with a reworked plan that would help fund transit projects like the Eglinton East and the Waterfront Transit lines. This holiday season, you'll be able to skate on the city's largest free, outdoor rink at Union Station. Plus, the top three most expensive condos, per square foot, in Toronto, and Dundas West has a charming new brunch spot called Sisters & Co.

Long-range forecasters are predicting a snowy, icy, and cold winter for most of Ontario. A petition calling out the Toronto Public Library for hosting an event for a noted anti-trans activist, is gaining support from residents. In an effort to be more inclusive, Air Canada is dropping gendered terms like "ladies and gentlemen" to greet passengers. Plus, Monasaba in Mississauga is one of a few Yemeni restaurants in the GTA, and this one specializes in a traditional meat and rice dish called mandi.

Advance polls are now open across Canada for early voting. In Toronto, people have been smashing election lawn signs, and dumping them in the woods. Soufi’s reopened today after a tumultuous week, with the help of Paramount Fine Foods and the support of the community. Plus, The Little Jerry in Little Italy is a wine bar with small plates, and great acoustics.

Soufi’s will reopen Friday, after announcing they would close in response to a targeted hate campaign. A man was forced to take down his Halloween decorations because someone in his condo complained that they went up too early. Home prices in the GTA continue to rise, and the city added more floating garbage cans in Lake Ontario. Plus, Est offers two beautiful tasting menus, and it is run by a young Canadian chef with an impressive track record.

Three days in, and the towing pilot along Queen Street has already got its own hashtag. A family-run Syrian restaurant in Toronto announced it was closing over death threats stemming from an incident involving the son of the owners. A popular chain, Paramount Fine Foods wants to help Soufi's get back on their feet by providing extra security. A new report outlines the effects of climate change on the city. Plus, Jack and Lil's Commissary is a cute cafe located in a laneway off St. Clair West.

According to a new report, Toronto is one of the unhappiest cities in Canada. A student from China was arrested and charged by police in York Region after allegedly faking his own kidnapping. There's a movie coming out about the Raptors and their journey to becoming the 2019 NBA champions. Plus, 611 Purple Factory in Regent Park is a barber shop and luxury retail shop founded by Raekwon of Wu-Tang Clan.

Even with A-list customers, like Tom Hanks and Ryan Gosling, Grinder Coffee just announced they are closing at the end of the month. Forever 21 liquidation sales could be starting this week. The Toronto branch of the environmental protest group, Extinction Rebellion blocked traffic on the Bloor Viaduct this morning, and arrests were made. The Gardiner Expressway will close this weekend for annual maintenance. Plus, The Enchanted Poutinerie offers a "Unicorn Poutine" smeared with cheesy pinks and purples.

People in Toronto are loving a hilarious new video from a popular Youtuber in the US showing what they expect you to do when you hear an Amber Alert. Starting next week, a new pilot project along Queen Street will help keep traffic moving during rush hour. The city will no longer issue licenses to payday loan outlets. Plus, Petros82 is a snazzy new Mediterranean restaurant and raw bar on the ground floor of Hotel X.

A bridal photography company posted a picture of a couple who decided, for some reason, to have a Handmaid’s Tale-themed wedding. Leaf fans are happy about the win over the Ottawa Senators last night, but confused as to why coach Mike Babcock decided to sit veteran player Jason Spezza. A man in Hamilton has become the first known Ontario resident to be charged for calling 911 to complain about the recent Amber Alert. Sahan is serving traditional Somali eats in Scarborough.

This spring, Pearson International Airport will be testing out a new AI security technology to help spot passengers carrying weapons. Toronto restaurateur, Anthony Rose announced the closure of not one, but two of his popular establishments, just days after the news that Schmaltz Appetizing would also be shutting down for good this weekend. The Garrison Crossing bridge is finally open, after 12 years. Plus, Fahmee Bakery, known for their Jamaican patties, has a new takeout place in Bloordale Village.