The Toronto Raptors made history, winning their first franchise NBA Championship, beating the Golden State Warriors 114-110 at Oracle Arena. Kawhi Leonard received the Finals MVP award for the second time, and celebrations spilled out onto the streets of Toronto. Drake watched Game 6 from his perch at Jurassic Park, and has promised new music in the wake of the win. Plus, what to expect at the North American debut of House of Mirrors at Luminato 2019.

The Raptors could win the NBA Championship tonight in Game 6 at Oracle Arena, and if it's anything like Monday night, most of the country will be watching. Since Kawhi Leonard came to Toronto, his name has become a popular choice among new parents. A woman was fired from Old Navy at Square One in Mississauga for an alleged racial profiling incident, and Doug Ford's approval rating continues to drop. Plus, Blackball is a popular Taiwanese dessert chain that must be jelly cause jam don't shake.

Raptors fans apologize for cheering Kevin Durant’s injury with flowers and charity donations. Bell is also apologizing to thousands of customers for a malfunction that cut off the last 30 seconds of Game 5. Rogers is offering a new unlimited data plan that isn’t so “infinite.” Tim Hortons is officially on the Beyond Meat bandwagon, and a cologne bottle in a toilet shut down a major intersection. Plus, The Burren is a new pub in Leslieville that serves Irish oysters, and pours the perfect pint of Gui

The Raptors lost last night, and Toronto fans are taking some heat for cheering when Kevin Durant went down with an injury. After the game, a Golden State fan on the street was allegedly sucker-punched, and police are investigating. Oprah’s Toronto show was cancelled because of the NBA Finals, and Canada has made it illegal for dolphins and whales to be kept in captivity. Plus, Hattendo just opened its first North American location in Toronto, and this popular bakery is famous for its Japanese cream buns.

Raptors fans in Toronto, and all across the country will sing O Canada before Game 5 of the NBA Finals. Canadian Tire put up a bunch of new nets, and provided free basketballs at parks around the city. Bylaw officers are using concrete blocks to stop illegal dispensaries from operating in Toronto, and units in a new condo building at Front and Bathurst don’t come with ovens in order to provide more space. Plus, the 21st annual Power Ball fundraiser is one of the artsiest parties of the year.

Mark Stevens, the man who pushed Kyle Lowry, has been fined by the league, and banned from any NBA activities for one year. McDonald’s is losing millions of dollars because of the Toronto Raptors. The TTC has had it with Presto, and proposed King Street streetcar stops look cool, but will they work? Plus, Akimitsu Tendon is an award-winning Japanese brand that specializes in delicious tempura bowls.

The Toronto Raptors may not know which bridge to take to get to Oracle Arena, but they had no trouble finding the net in game three of the NBA finals against Golden State. A fan who pushed Kyle Lowry has been identified as a part owner of the Warriors, and Raptors fans are just too nice. An intense road rage incident in Scarborough was caught on video, and big inflatable humanoids have taken over the Distillery District. Plus, Mother Cocktail Bar forages local parks for some of their unique ingredients.

A local Spiderman impersonator isn't so friendly when you're preaching on his turf. The Ontario Government could override two of Toronto's major infrastructure plans, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is warning the PC's to not break their contract with the Beer Store. Jerry Seinfeld ordered soup in Whitby, and a Raptors fan went to the Louvre in Paris and put up a poster of Kawhi Leonard. Plus, Lion City is the place to go for Singaporean eats in Mississauga.

Kawhi Leonard filed a lawsuit against Nike for using a logo he designed in college. A guy on twitter has been taking photos of all the vehicles that park in the bike lane in front of Tim Hortons, near King and River. GOT7 fans are worried that their beloved K-pop group will be performing to a half-empty Scotiabank Arena at the end of the month, and SickKids just received their largest single donation ever. Plus, Dough TO is serving safe-to-eat cookie dough by the scoop in their cute, new shop on Queen West.

Drake was sporting a Home Alone hoodie last night at the Raptors game, poking fun at Kevin Durant, and Mcaulay Culkin noticed. Toronto’s population is growing faster than any other city in the U.S. and Canada, which may explain why the TTC is so crowded all the time. The victim of a robbery near Bloor and Lansdowne is heartbroken after the thief stole her camera with photos of her dog’s last day. The new Colombian Street Food eatery in the Junction Triangle is serving crispy empanadas and stuffed arepas