We got a little snow yesterday, and it caused some problems on the roads, but at the official opening of the Christmas Market in the Distillery, it had people feeling all warm and fuzzy. People in Toronto are not happy with the Premier's debt reduction plans. How much money did FLOTUS Melania Trump drop in 12 hours in the city? Plus, we learn the lingo of the Rock at Newfoundland (the store) in Parkdale.

The Ontario government has been busy. The PCs released some rules and regulations when it comes to private cannabis sales, and they’re extending the hours that you can buy alcohol to help cut down the province’s debt. The first ever Aritzia outlet has opened near Toronto, and if you decide to go to puppy yoga, make sure you tie up your hair.

Brad Ross announced today that he will be leaving his post as Executive Director of Corporate Communications for the TTC. After 10 years on the job, you’ll find out the one thing he wishes he could do-over. Toronto will not be home to a new Amazon headquarters, MOCA wants to help kick those winter blahs, and where to find all the trees getting lit this week.

Nothing to see here, it’s just newlyweds Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin grabbing coffees from a downtown Tim Hortons en route to a dentist appointment. A majestic barred owl needed a little help getting out of the Eaton Centre, and award-winning Korean fried chicken chain, Chicken in the Kitchen is opening its first North American location here in Toronto next week. Plus, hatch a plan at the new Harry’s Steakhouse in Etobicoke.

The iconic El Mocambo palm tree sign is back in business, even if we’ll have to wait a bit longer for the historic music venue to reopen to the public. Speaking of trees, is it too soon to put up your tannenbaum? Canada will soon roll out their new $10 bills featuring civil rights activist Viola Desmond. Plus, we’ll dish on Toronto’s new spot for Mexican food, and Backstreet’s back, alright?

Here in the city, we have cat cafes, cannabis cafes, cafes loosely based on the TV show Friends, and now we have our very own law cafe. Fashion Santa and Yorkdale have split, two Toronto restaurants are feuding over instagram, and a mouse in a bread bag is the second gross thing (that we know of) to happen at a grocery store this week. Plus, what to expect at Toronto's new Spanish tapas restaurant.

Steam Whistle Brewing may be doing more than one thing really, really well. Toronto is getting a Christmas-themed bar, and if that doesn’t get you into the holiday spirit, I’m sure they’ll have lots of the other kind of spirits for you to get into. Fallen leaves are causing TTC delays, and there’s a Bill Murray documentary screening at Hot Docs. Plus, all-you-can-eat Thai food, and where to go for a hearty Mediterranean home-cooked meal in in the city.

Weed has been legal in Canada for less than a month, and already someone has hacked the Ontario Cannabis Store. A new store in Parkdale is selling treats from Newfoundland, Massey Hall lost its iconic flavour saver, also know as its metal, fire-escape staircase, and if you ride the bus, please do it the safe and normal way. Plus, where to go for delish Turkish breakfast.

A Real Canadian Superstore in Thornhill teaches you how NOT to store your meat. More retail closures on top of closures. This time it’s houseware brands Bowring and Bombay. Maybe they should try selling cannabis instead, like Second Cup. And nerd alert! A new esports facility is coming to Toronto, and the city just got a new bar dedicated to all things fantasy and sci-fi.

What happens when taxicab confessions go sour? Direct Action Everywhere strikes again, this time protesting at the Supreme Beef Competition at the Royal Agricultural Fair. Carly Rae Jepsen helped ring in the holiday season in Toronto. Plus, Comedy Bar is celebrating a decade in the city and don’t be fooled by the “sweet” in HK Sweets, they do their own version of chicken and waffles that will leave you hungry for more.