The Blue Jays traded veteran center-fielder Kevin Pillar to the San Francisco Giants. Video footage surfaced of a man wielding a knife being taken down by police at the Toronto Reference Library earlier this week. Billy Bishop Airport won an award, and the city is looking into hyperloop technology that would get you from Toronto to Montreal in less than an hour. Plus, a Lego bar, a protest with a view, and where to go for White Rabbit flavoured soft serve.

A new study says that Canada is heating up faster than the rest of the world, and there’s not much we can do to stop that from happening. City staff is recommending that the King Street Pilot Project become permanent, and a residential rental listing has popped up for an actual office space, as in someone needs to be there during the day, but you can sleep there at night, and use the amenities. Plus, the Dog & Tiger Pub in Little Italy is a great place for affordable eats and cheap wine.

You can now legally buy weed from a physical store in Toronto, and the only one to open in the city today had a lineup around the block. A Sunwing Flight from Toronto to Cancun had to make an emergency stop in New Orleans. Doug Ford wants to add the PC’s catchphrase to Ontario license plates. An accident on the 401 in Mississauga resulted in cows on the road, and the Rolling Stones postponed their upcoming North American tour. Plus, the real Hutaoli in Markham is a great place to kick back after a long da

With some cannabis retail stores set to open across the province next week, just how much green are they expecting to make? The Ontario Government will move forward with their plan to sell wine and beer in some corner stores. A Toronto woman, who had been pushing a stroller, jumped on the hood of a vehicle after a motorist came very close to hitting them both. High Park will be a no-car-zone during peak cherry blossom season, and Ghadir Fish in Scarborough is both a fish market and a restaurant.

Budget airline Wow Air abruptly shut down this morning, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded and scrambling. A new report says that housing affordability in Toronto has reached a crisis point. Ahead of the Toronto Blue Jays season opener, a fan broke the news of a trade to Joe Biagini in a Shoppers Drug Mart. Plus, popular Chinese hot pot restaurant DaLongYi is bringing the heat.

Seduction is closing after 21 years of selling adult toys and accessories on Yonge, near Wellesley. Fairview Mall is getting an $80 million makeover, that won’t be finished till 2023. A teen woke up to find herself locked in a public library, and people are not happy with Toronto Public Health’s new cannabis PSA. Plus, the new restaurant near Dufferin and College that offers experimental tasting menus and alcohol pairings for guests, ten at a time.

Toronto Cat Rescue responded to a call, and found over 100 cats living in one home. Walmart in Vaughan is launching an expansive new health facility as a way to bring more people into the store. TTC fares are going up next week, and with less than a week to go till cannabis retail stores are legally able to open in the city, the fifth and final location has been revealed. Plus, the Scent Den is Toronto’s first and only sensory zone for dogs.

Almost seven years later, a coroner's inquest into the devastating stage collapse at a Radiohead show at Downsview Park, is finally moving forward. Porter Airlines is offering flights to Muskoka from Toronto this summer. Alcohol could be coming to a corner store near you, and OPSEU is hoping the LCBO will implement a plan to curb shoplifting, which would include checking IDs at the door. Plus, Fet Zun on Dupont is serving up Middle Eastern mezes and fresh-made pita.

Toronto Police are reminding TTC passengers that the emergency assistance alarm should not be activated because someone smells bad. It seems as though cannabis retail stores in Toronto won’t be ready to open by April 1. Mississauga wants to leave their region, and a popular gyro joint on the Danforth has closed after almost 50 years in business. Plus, the new Annex Food Hall has something for everyone.

A Toronto hospital was named as one of the best in the world, and Canada is happy. Two iconic businesses announced they are closing, and both will be selling off their inventory, starting this weekend. The Great Hall is on the market, but it does come fully loaded. Plus, La Chingada is the place for cheeky Mexican street eats.