Playing the new Toronto version of Monopoly is probably the only way most of us will be able to afford property in this city. Since the King Street transit project began, police have issued a record number of tickets to motorists. The guy who flew his drone over the Raptors celebrations is now being fined, and speaking of the Raps, they are bringing back their dino jerseys for their 25th anniversary season. Plus, Songtsen Cafe is a cozy new spot in Parkdale serving traditional and affordable Tibetan eats.

Ontario will officially ban cellphones in classrooms starting in November. Creepy promo people were spotted handing out candy floss in downtown Toronto during the morning commute. Those bendy TTC streetcars will hit the end of the road after 30 years of service, and Shawn Mendes is teaming up with Tim Hortons ahead of his sold-out show at the Rogers Centre. Plus, Yard Sale is a new cocktail bar in Leslieville with a retro vibe, and free snacks.

Scientists have been analyzing our feces for a 12 month study on drug use across Canada. Alcohol sales could be coming to a TTC convenience store near you, and the Farmer's Almanac says we are in for a frigid and frosty winter. A new interactive Dr. Seuss exhibition will make its global debut in Mississauga this October, and Chi Dim Sum near Yonge and Eglinton is taking the all-day dim sum experience up a notch.

A brazen tomato thief is being called out by a popular Toronto pasta shop, and a Chinatown favourite could be replaced by a new development. Former Raptor Danny Green and comedian Russell Peters were spotted dining together in Brampton, and an establishment in Scarborough is being dragged for a tasteless joke. Plus, Bar Poet is your new Queen West spot for affordable pizzas and Baltimore-inspired cocktails called Spaghetts.

The new chicken sandwich from Popeyes has become a viral sensation, but Canadian locations aren't carrying it, even though the chain is a subsidiary of a Toronto-based company. The Blue Jays all-white uniforms were a boot, and a technical difficulty left fans feeling ghosted by the Jonas Brothers at Scotiabank Arena on Friday. Plus, SugarKane is a new restaurant on the Danforth that combines Caribbean-style eats with Cajun-style home cooking.

There’s a butter scandal at the Exhibition that has people feeling like they have been lied to. Police say it was an Uber driver who caused a big accident at Bay and College. On the topic of Uber, Toronto’s Pearson Airport just installed kiosks that allow passengers to hail a ride without a smartphone, and a section of the Danforth is being repainted to promote safer streets. One of the city’s two Bier Markts is closing, and Super Bakers in Etobicoke specializes in empanadas and Filipino dessert buns.

Canada's Wonderland was ranked as one of the greatest places in the world to visit, according to TIME. A former NBA All-Star shares his hot take as to why players don't want to stay in Toronto. A mother is speaking out after her 14-year-old son was taken down by three police officers. In the past five years, condo prices have doubled in eight Toronto neighbourhoods, and a second Eataly could be coming to the city. Plus, Avling Brewery in Leslieville is all about local and sustainable eating and drinking.

The average cost of a one-bedroom apartment in Toronto just set a new record, but what are you really paying for? We explore some of the city's worst rentals.

Family Feud Canada is looking for fun families to compete on the CBC adaptation of the popular game show. A condo development opposed by award winning author Margaret Atwood has been resubmitted for approval, and Cactus Club Cafe is being accused of racist practices. Plus, The Sweet Oven is a family-run bakery that stocks over 20 flavours of butter tarts.

A gelatin plant in the Junction Triangle continues to make a stink, and people in the neighbourhood are complaining. A guy fell through a drywall ceiling at the Eaton Centre, and there’s video proof. Real Sports Apparel tried to make the Drake OVO Raptors merch more accessible, but failed, and Drake's new tattoo has upset fans of The Beatles. Plus, Landscape Coffee Roasters in Etobicoke is trying to make flash brew happen.