Drake was on his best behaviour last night, after a warning from the NBA commissioner ahead of the championship series, but that didn’t stop him from trolling Steph Curry and the gang. Fans filled the streets after the Raptors win, and “We The North” flags have been showing up all over the city. YouTube announced that it is closing its Toronto creator space, and Walmart is testing fast lane shopping using your phone. Plus, Arcane is a new nightclub in King West with a big soundsystem, and an air of my

Fans were lining up at Jurassic Park early this morning to get a spot to watch tonight’s historic Raptors game. People have also been waiting outside the St. Regis Hotel to boo the Golden State Warriors. Select Cineplex movie theatres will be screening all NBA finals games for free. A viral Gillette ad featuring a transgender man shaving for the first time has a Toronto connection, and Eglinton East is the worst road in Ontario. Plus, ChunYang is the latest bubble tea shop to open in the city.

One of the most famous nightclubs in Toronto’s Church and Wellesley Village is closing after 20 years. Las Vegas oddsmakers are now in favour of Kawhi Leonard re-signing with the Raptors, and most of the States are cheering for the North. Cities across the province are creating their own versions of Jurassic Park to watch the NBA finals, and Leonardo DiCaprio will be filming a movie in Toronto in the fall. Plus, Reid’s Distillery is finally open in Leslieville, and it was worth the wait.

Toronto Raptor Serge Ibaka was spotted at popular Chinatown restaurant Rol San after the team's big win on Saturday night. A new mural has popped up in Regent Park, calling Kawhi Leonard the “King of the North.” The PCs confirmed today that the Ontario Place will not be home to condos or a casino. Kensington Market could get a new residential development, and Art Shoppe is closing after 83 years. Plus, OKAYOK sells comfy and contemporary clothes made right here in Toronto.

Toronto Raptors fans lined up to get their hands on their very own New Balance limited edition Kawhi Leonard Fun Guy shirt, and Smash Mouth tweeted that they don’t like Drake’s courtside antics. Doug Ford announced that the Ontario Government will reverse the cuts to Toronto’s city services, to the tune of $177 million, and a landlord in Little Italy was fined for illegally evicting tenants. Plus, Udon Kitanoya is serving chewy Japanese-style udon noodles by the bowlful.

Drake was at Jurassic Park last night with his crew, hyping up the huge crowd, as the Raptors beat the Bucks in Milwaukee to take the series lead. The Don Valley Parkway will be closed for maintenance on Sunday. Disturbing video footage shows a motorist striking a pedestrian at a crosswalk, and parts of the city, including the Toronto Islands are flooding, as water levels continue to rise. Plus, Eggstatic is a new Middle Eastern brunch joint that’s completely halal.

That epic image of Kawhi Leonard’s buzzer beater basket has been made into a huge mural at OD Toronto, and like the Raptors, it has attracted some celebrity spectators. A three-alarm fire destroyed part of a historic hotel in the Junction last night. TTC inspectors were spotted teaming up on a suspected fare-evader, and Toronto just got a Japanese love hotel you can book by the hour. Plus, if you’re in the market for a luxury handmade comb, Tan Mujiang is the place to go.

A popular bakery known for its outrageous cookie creations is closing on their own terms. A car drove into the newly-renovated Fresh restaurant this morning, closing off a section of Spadina Avenue. In an attempt to curb drug use, a local McDonalds has installed blue lights in the washroom, and a huge community centre planned for a site near the Shops at Don Mills has been scrapped, and people are mad. Plus, Score on King is a great place to watch the game, and enjoy an over-the-top Caesar.

A group of young people were caught on camera shooting firecrackers at, and into, vehicles near Jane and Sheppard last night. A popular lawn games bar in Little Italy is closing, but it's not the end. A ferry service could soon take passengers from Etobicoke to downtown Toronto during the morning and afternoon commutes if there is enough public support, and Artisan Plus is serving up hand-pulled noodles and Chinese-style hamburgers in Little Tokyo.

Doug Ford announced that the PC Government will provide funding to a company that encourages responsible harvesting of animal hides by giving hunters free hats. The Fairmont Royal York is opening two new restaurants next month, and a popular after hours venue in the Junction has been shut down. Kawhi Leonard will eat free meals for life at select Toronto restaurants if he stays with the Raptors. Plus, Bacan is serving Argentinian food on Roncy.