Former Raptor Lou Williams says he didn’t mean to diss Canada after he made comments about why players don’t want to stay in Toronto. There were massive lineups at for the OVO Raptors Championship gear that launched today. The fake Kawhi Leonard is actually a student from Oakville. Condo prices are still rising in the city, but have gone up by the lowest amount in years, and Island Foods in Parkdale is closing after 30 years. Plus, Beiteddine is a casual new spot for Lebanese eats on the Danforth.

The city and the TDSB will stop taking down basketball nets and rims after public outrage, and a quick call from the mayor. Since the Raps won the NBA Championship, the odds that Kawhi Leonard will stay in the 6ix have been steadily rising. A former Raptor shared his hot take as to why Toronto has trouble retaining players, and Sidewalk Labs wants to create their own transit agency. Plus, the Parlour is an expansive new restaurant on King West serving pizza and punch in an old piano factory.

A massive brawl broke out at the Eaton Centre following a far-right rally on Saturday. A development proposed for the downtown core could dramatically change the skyline, and Toronto was just ranked 115th most expensive city in the world. Another self-service pharmacy kiosk has popped up near Church and Bloor, and Hugh Jackman was charmed by an eldery local woman at his show at Scotiabank Arena. Plus, Dreyfus is a new French restaurant in Harbord Village that’s bringing their Quebec ideologies to Toronto.

Drake officially surpassed The Beatles for the number of top 10 singles, as Money in the Grave comes in at number seven this week. Sidewalk Labs has unveiled their extensive master plan for Toronto’s neighbourhood of the future along the eastern waterfront, and someone has been illegally dumping condo ad signs in the Don Valley. Plus, Crazy Crepes specializes in outrageous Japanese treats, and they just opened their first Canadian location near Yonge and College.

Concertgoers at the 90s Nostalgia Wayback Dance Party were left a little high and dry in Vaughan. The city is investigating long-term flood relief options for the Toronto Islands, and a new ferry service could take you to the Niagara region. Air Canada is looking into how a sleeping passenger could have been left alone on a plane, and the US Consulate in Toronto showed their pride, despite the fact they were told not to fly the rainbow flag. Plus, the city's fifth legal cannabis shop is now open.

Drake is living it up in a new series of photos posted on his Instagram page. Police in Oakland are now confirming that an officer did push Raptors president Masai Ujiri at Oracle Arena last week. The AGO has a new exhibit that features sculptures made of deconstructed Air Jordans. A new incentive for first time home buyers is great if you don’t want to live in Toronto proper, and Renata Ford is running in the upcoming federal election. Plus, what to expect at the new Garfield-inspired mobile restaurant.

Doug Ford shuffled his cabinet today, OSAP cuts are worse than a lot of students had anticipated, and new rental guidelines means landlords can increase your rent by the highest amount since 2013. Kawhi Leonard was spotted dining at the Cactus Club, and Justin Trudeau has invited the Raptors to Ottawa, while Donald Trump says he’ll think about a White House visit. The average commute time in Toronto has gone up. Plus, the Funhouse is a multi-sensory art maze that unites local artists and musicians.

Toronto Raptor Serge Ibaka asked his teammates what they were looking forward to eating now that the season is over. Kawhi Leonard was spotted in Niagara Falls with his family, which led to a lot of free agency speculation. New Balance released a special edition sneaker pack inspired by the Raptors championship title. The TTC has put their Relief Line planning on hold, again. Plus, Elvy & Flo is a new cafe in East Chinatown that’s taking things back to the basics in the best way possible.

Yesterday was the day of all days for Toronto. It was celebratory, for sure, and there were some laughs, but a few scary incidents also made it very chaotic for fans in and around Nathan Phillips Square. Mayor John Tory has pledged to work with different departments to make sure that the next major Toronto events run more smoothly, and safely. Plus, LeTAO is a popular dessert chain from Japan that is famous for their double fromage cheesecakes.

It is officially We the North Day in Toronto, and the city showed up for their 2019 NBA Champions. The day started with the Toronto Raptors victory parade, which ended up at Nathan Phillips Square for a rally with tens of thousands of people taking part in the celebrations.