The provincial government just announced a huge new GO station at Woodbine race track and Highway 427. Ontario Place may qualify for heritage status. Old TTC streetcars are being phased out, Pick 6ix is reopening with a new image, and Pearson Airport won an award. Plus, Flame Food + Design is a restaurant serving modern Anatolian eats, and it’s also a cafe and a design store.

The AGO announced the opening date for their permanent Infinity Mirrors room. Red cloaks were spotted again at City Hall, filming for the upcoming third season of Handmaid's Tale, and this time, things got dark. Toronto is getting a huge anime festival, and Blue Jays pitcher Marcus Stroman may have a shoe problem. Plus, the Alpine in the Junction is serving German-style eats and local craft beer, with a cozy cabin vibe.

At her Toronto show, K-pop star Tiffany Young’s fans gifted her a moose they adopted on her behalf. A Vancouver restaurant known for its outrageous caesars is coming to King Street East. A new office building as part of the city’s massive waterfront revitalization project will be made of wood. Michael Jackson fans are taking aim at Pride Toronto for posting an article criticizing the King of Pop. Plus, Iqbal Foods, the largest halal retailer in Canada, just opened a second location in Mississauga.

The TTC has enough problems with customers not paying fares, and today someone spotted a live bed bug on the subway. Martha Stewart is teaming up with an Ontario cannabis producer to make a line of CBD-based hemp products. A snow removal blitz taking place in the city this weekend means you’d better move your car, or risk a friendly tow. Canada is going to moon, and Ronto’s in Little Italy does epic eats.

A win for homegrown comics, whose organization and pushback led to JFL reversing their decision to play anything but Canadian content on the new Just for Laughs Radio on Sirius XM. The man who acted grossly towards a CBC reporter on live television has apologized, but he’s also been banned from Comedy Bar. Anti-vaccine billboards that went up across the GTA are now being taken down. The city just got its first sensory zone for dogs. Plus, Shi Miaodao in Chinatown is the chain’s first foray into Toronto.

In the midst of a town hall meeting over the controversial Just for Laughs takeover of Sirius XM's Canadian comedy station, a Toronto-based comedian did something very inappropriate to a CBC reporter on live television. Restaurants and bars in the city could start selling booze with breakfast. Plus, the barbecue joint Que serves massive meat platters, and is certified kosher.

A man was spotted, and caught on camera, walking across pieces of floating ice on Lake Ontario. The owner of Toronto cafe, Cannabis and Coffee, is suing the province over the weed retail lottery he didn't win. Payless Shoesource is liquidating over $1 billion dollars worth of inventory before closing all their stores in May, and the Reference Library’s giant used book sale is back. Plus, what to expect at Pasha Shisha, Toronto’s newest herbal hookah lounge.

More winter weather is on the way for Toronto, but we will get some spring-like temperatures sooner than we did last year. Toronto-raised Domee Shi picked up an Academy Award for her animated short, Bao. A man had to be rescued after he climbed the sculpture in front of Scotiabank Arena, and a brazen thief was caught on camera stealing from the LCBO. Plus, play arcade games and eat poutine at Pixels and Pints on Broadview Avenue.

According to a newly-released list, U of T is the best university in Canada, and 28th in the world. A local public transit advocacy group set up at 35 TTC stations across the city this morning for planned protests against the province's intended takeover of the city’s transit system. Freshii has joined forces with Walmart, all Home Outfitters stores are closing, and the moon is coming to Toronto. Plus, enjoy French-inspired dishes, and spicy cocktails at Laissez-Faire on King Street West.

Filming for the upcoming third season of The Handmaid’s Tale turned Toronto City Hall into dystopian Gilead. K-pop girl group Red Velvet performed in Toronto this week, and one member had an emotional homecoming. Pearson International Airport just launched a new therapy dog program. Plus, if you want smoked meat piled high on some rye, you want SumiLicious in Scarborough.