A legendary New York party promoter just threw a No Frills themed party, and there’s a Toronto connection. A former editor for Vice Canada has been arrested, according to the RCMP. Ongoing construction on Wellington, between Yonge and Church is causing major headaches for local restaurants, and Toronto’s new fitness craze is all about self-love and no judgment. Plus, where to go for organic wine that comes with a story.

Student protests took place across the province today in an effort to fight changes to financial assistance programs implemented by Doug Ford. Starbucks launched nationwide program which aims to help those affected by hunger while reducing food waste. Canada Goose is selling Inuit-designed parkas, and Canada’s Wonderland just announced they have laid the final piece of track for their new roller coaster, Yukon Striker. Plus, where to go in North York for Latin American baked goods.

The city voted in favour of asking Airbnb to de-list thousands of non-compliant short-term rentals from its website before August 2019, when the regulations officially come into effect. There was a close call on the QEW in Mississauga, a five-alarm fire in Scarborough, and Toronto Raptor Delan Wright’s oversized suit is fashion (look it up). Plus, what to expect at the revamped Union Station food court.

Another day, another delay. Actually, it’s multiple delays, and the cold and snow have not just had an effect on transit in Toronto, but also on restaurants, bars, and indoor golf domes. The city voted in favour of keeping the bike lanes on Richmond and Adelaide, and what to expect at the forthcoming SickKids Patient Support Centre. Plus, the new plant-based restaurant that’s serving pizza and fondue, without any cheese.

With all the TTC delays, cancellations and overcrowding, commuters are starting to crack, and a video taken on Queen Street this week shows two women standing in the way of a long line of buses and streetcars because of too many short turns. Bye-bye buck-a-beer, Kawhi Leonard’s new Cali digs, and Drake’s dropping dough at McDonalds. Plus, where to go in Toronto for Mexican street eats.

I don’t need to tell you that we got a lot of snow here in Toronto. In fact, it broke a 51-year-old record, and caused a ton of commuter headaches, and issues on the roads, but apparently, one person’s disaster, is another person’s ski hill. Bruce McArthur was in court today. Plus, the tiny house that has got Toronto talking, and where to go to get your hands on some sweet tea, and your face on some cheese foam.

The president of the Ryerson Student Union has been suspended after he was accused racking up more than $250,000 on an RSU credit card. Smile! TTC surface vehicles now come equipped with cameras. Protestors crashed the Natrel Rink, and Toronto’s number one when it comes to cranes. Plus, the sleek new sushi spot inside Yorkdale Mall.

Finally, some Canadian content on Emmy-winning reality show Rupaul’s Drag Race. Toronto queen, Brooke Lynn Hytes will compete for the crown on the upcoming 11th season. TTC fares are officially going up by 10 cents, starting April 1st, and one of Toronto’s best family-run bike stores is closing after 105 years in business. Plus, the new take-out spot near Ryerson that is serving wholesome and affordable brain food.

The Ontario Cannabis Store wants to make same-day delivery happen, and if all goes as planned, it would roll out in the GTA first. Why you should always clear all the snow off your car before hitting the road, and speaking of snow, one of the city’s best tobogganing hills has been closed off to the public. Plus, what to expect from Ice Breakers, the interactive art installations along the Queens Quay West waterfront.

It was another chaotic day for commuters thanks to this wet, wild and cold weather that no one seems to have prepared for, especially not the TTC. Field Trip Music & Arts Festival announced today that they’re taking a year off. Canada was named the number one country in the world for quality of life, and the third best country overall. Plus, the seventh floor of Hudson’s Bay at the Eaton Centre has been transformed into an Instagrammer’s paradise.