Students protesting the cuts to their post-secondary financial aid programs at Queen’s Park were removed for cursing at Doug Ford. Public health officials don’t want cannabis products, like edibles, to look so appealing to kids. A Toronto busker got his bassoon back, and where you can dine in a dome. Plus, design and coffee intersect at the new Milky’s on Dundas West.

It’s official! Netflix has signed a multi-year that will see the streaming service take over nearly 250,000 square feet of studio space here in Toronto. All Payless ShoeSource locations across North America will close by May. A new adult playground that is all about nostalgia is coming to Dundas West. The internet weighs in on Kawhi Leonard’s new shoes, and Shawn Mendes’ new underwear. Plus, where to go in Toronto for modern Russian cuisine.

People trying to buy tickets to the Rolling Stones only Canadian show are frustrated with Ticketmaster’s shady behaviour. Google’s Sidewalk Labs could take up more space (and money) than originally expected. Toronto’s third cannabis retail store location was just announced, and someone wants to bring back the Speakers’ Corner booth. Plus, what to expect at Glory Hole’s second location in Little India.

Viggo Mortensen will make his directorial debut in Toronto, filming a new movie in the city over the next few months. Animal rights activists got a grocery store in the Junction to take down a meaty Valentine’s Day display. Construction could start as early as next week on the eastern portion of the Gardiner Expressway, and the new video for the GO Bus, making its debut at the Autoshow this weekend, is pretty badass. Plus Toronto’s newest urban mill in Liberty Village is all about the bread.

There are rumours swirling that Amazon’s second headquarters planned for New York has been met with criticism, which may mean Toronto has another chance. The young woman who was filmed throwing a chair off a Toronto condo balcony has turned herself in to police. Plus, the eccentric new restaurant on Ossington Avenue that serves fiery cocktails and locally-sourced dishes.

A video surfaced of a woman losing it on public transit in Brampton, and people can relate. A popular K-pop group announced a North American tour, but won't be performing in Toronto. No Name launched a beer, and a new arcade bar is coming to the Danforth. Plus, where to go for fancy cocktails that taste just like a Terry’s Chocolate Orange.

Someone hurled a chair (or maybe two) off a condo balcony and onto the Gardiner Expressway, and the whole thing was captured on camera. A few deer caused some damage in downtown Oshawa this weekend. Drake won a Grammy, but it’s not about that, according to his shady acceptance speech. Ellen Degeneres will be in Toronto at the Scotiabank Arena, and The Rolling Stones will perform in Oro-Medonte on Canada Day weekend. Plus, the new sushi spot on King Street that’s all about the size of the sashimi.

There’s a pretty good reason why you’re always waking up to noisy construction. Someone put phony ads up in a subway car this morning outlining why the province should not have control over the TTC. A Newmarket-based company invented an umbrella that could save your life, and an American magazine published an article loosely based on Kelly Rowland’s brief time in Toronto. Plus, you’ve got options at Kobe Teppanyaki & BBQ in Markham.

You might not believe it, but according to a new study, Toronto is the best city in Canada to find love. Some King Street restaurants have changed up their approach when it comes to fighting the city’s pilot project, and the TTC employee with the best nails. Plus, the mysterious new bar with the biggest selection of champagne in Toronto.

The Ontario government is considering giving landlords more power when it comes to evicting tenants. Freezing rain causes commuter chaos, while a fire breaks out in Chinatown. Yorkville could be the home of the first legal cannabis retail store in Toronto, and IKEA is throwing a huge pyjama party. Plus, the Etobicoke cafe that does coffee in the front, and vintage clothing in the back.