Drake had a busy night in The 6ix. He sat courtside at the Raptors game against Golden State, then he made his way up to Vaughan for a swanky dinner show. Hundreds of fans lined up for the new BTS pop-up at Scarborough Town Centre, another Susur Lee restaurant is closing, and Uber Eats could soon be delivering your groceries. Plus, Toronto’s new Japanese bar will teach you a thing or two about sake.

K-Pop meets pop-up with the new BTS shop coming to the Scarborough Town Centre, for one week only. What to expect at the new Christmas themed bar on Queen Street West. Plus, a meteor sighting, an apology, and a tunnel full of glitter.

The Clintons failed to draw a crowd for the Toronto stop of their North American speaking tour. Almost every Canadian with a cellphone was given a mini heart attack today as the Alert Ready System ran their emergency tests. Margaret Atwood announced a sequel to her 1985 novel, The Handmaid’s Tale, and there’s an alleged panty raider at-large in the city. Plus, the new Dessert Lady in Yorkville is all about the savoury, with the sweet.

Toronto was named by National Geographic as one of the best cities to travel to in 2019, and the new designs for four parkettes planned for the Annex literally rock. Plus, the return of the Toronto Lights Festival in the Distillery District, and the newly redesigned MUJI flagship is a shopper’s delight.

Toronto Police are trying out this new thing where they don’t charge people for shoplifting right away. Three King Street restaurants are closing at the end of the week, and a photo that blows chunks is worth a million views. Plus, what to expect at the Winter Light Exhibition on now at Ontario Place.

Despite the fact that the AGO is $1M short of their $1.3M goal, they've decided to move ahead with the plan to bring a permanent Infinity Mirrors exhibit to Toronto. The old Hearn Generating Station in the Port Lands secretly sold this week, and the Toronto Zoo could get a new magnetic train route. Plus, where to go if you want to treat your dog to a hot bevvy.

Parts & Labour will be closing after a decade in Parkdale. The PCs say no to a Ryerson law institute, but yes to extending the TTC to the ‘burbs. Plus, a new pizza vending machine in Corktown is serving hot wheels fresh out of an automated oven, and speaking of pizza, there’s a new take-out place in the city putting Nova Scotian donair on everything.

Things got heated at the Pusha T show last night in Toronto. The Federal Government doesn’t want to step in and introduce back-to-work legislation for Canada Post workers, but it will because it’s the holidays. According to a new study, The 6ix is one of the most expensive places in the world to go on a date. Plus, a new restaurant is serving up Shanghainese soup dumplings in Scarborough.

What would it be like to hang out with Drake? The TTC unveiled some of their new hybrid buses, and the Beijing-based company that wiped out Uber in China is opening its second North American location here in Toronto. Plus, where to go for plant-based pizza and green ice cream.

Move over Frosty the Snowman, a group of young women are responsible for creating the fiercest snowWOMAN I have ever seen, and the internet agrees. Toronto's original weed cafe is opening up a potential dispensary on the Danforth, and a Toronto based startup wants to help you sleep. What has former city councillor Norm Kelly been up to these days? Plus, Leaside's new brunch spot.