The latest team to fall to the Drake curse is the Paris Saint-Germain football club, who suffered their biggest loss in almost 20 years after a defenceman posed for a picture with the Toronto rapper. Italian chain, Eataly will open in the newly renovated Manulife Centre later this year, and someone returned a book to a Toronto library after 32 years. Plus, the city’s third legal pot shop, Nova Cannabis will be ready on 4/20, and find out how the new Ameri stacks up to other weed dispensaries.

The TTC is greening their fleet with the addition of new zero-emission electric buses. The city voted to make the King Street Pilot permanent, a popular pub at Queen and Carlaw is closing because the landlord is raising the rent, and the Ontario Government has made changes to the Ticket Sales Act, which will cost you more money (unless you’re a scalper). Plus, the new Tsujiri Patisserie in Toronto is the first of its kind in the world.

A Game of Thrones bar popped up in Toronto just in time for the final season of the hit HBO show. A city councillor is putting forth a motion to get licensed establishments to clean up the cigarette butts left behind by their patrons. Coyotes have been spotted all over the city, and what not to toss in the blue bin. Plus, what to expect at HideSeek, Toronto’s new, and nostalgic interactive installation on Dundas Street West.

The new provincial budget has no mention of “poverty” or “overdose prevention,” but there’s plenty of booze, gambling, and tailgating. An Ontario MPP wants to get rid of daylight saving time, and we now know where the first Chick-fil-A in Toronto will be located. Plus, if you’re looking for luxury streetwear brands like Supreme, Bape and Off-White, check out Plus (People Like Us) in Yorkville Mall.

A representative with Jollibee has confirmed that the Filipino chicken chain will open three new locations in Toronto by the end of next year. The province is cracking down on cannabis retail stores that did not open at the April 1st deadline. The city’s new shipping container market opened this week at Bathurst and Front. The Maple Leafs and Raptors are playoff-bound, and Toronto is ready to party. Plus, Friday Roots and Vibes is serving up soul food and live entertainment every night of the week.

It was a big day for transit in the city, and province for that matter, as Doug Ford and his PC Government unveiled plans for the relief line, which include extending it to Ontario Place and the Science Centre. He also announced expanding the Yonge Line to Richmond Hill, and reviving the Scarborough subway extension. In non-transit-related news, Chinatown’s newest bubble tea shop, Answer Tea was robbed, and if you’re looking for some good, clean, five-pin fun, Shamrock Bowl has reopened in Little India.

Ontario's new licence plate slogan has been revealed, and the provincial government is also proposing that we remove all front plates from vehicles. The city is taking a zero-tolerance approach to the remaining illegal dispensaries that are still operating in Toronto. Galleria Mall will be partially replaced by condos, and less than two weeks into the 2019 season, fans are giving up on the Blue Jays. Plus, Song Tea in Richmond Hill is not just a cute bubble tea chain, it's also a state of mind.

An estimated 10,000 people showed up at Queen’s Park this weekend to protest the proposed cuts to the Ontario education system. The province wants to make it easier for people to tailgate before and after sporting events. Toronto’s second legal weed store opened quietly over the weekend, and the Instagram accounts that rate public washrooms in the city. Plus, the newly-renovated Aritzia flagship store in Yorkville comes with a cute coffee shop.

Drake and his OVO crew were on a popular web series revealing just how much they spent on their outfits. Drizzy dropped the most, but that’s just something they know. It appears the TTC is behind schedule and over budget when it comes to the signal upgrades they have been working on since 2006. Doug Ford wants to redesign Ontario’s trillium logo, and the new MEC flagship is set to open on Queen West next week. Plus, the new Cru does everything from fried chicken to mini caviar doughnuts.

Find out how Hunny Gawri, the man behind Toronto’s first legal weed store went from lottery to lineups.