Metro Morning

"The ridiculousness of having a major international city without cellphone service on its transit system" is now a glaring issue -- according to Toronto law and communications experts

"Shortage of land for new development is not the problem": Province has wrong cure for the housing crisis; Canadian telcos effectively boycotting TTC cell service and it could go on for another 10 years.

Kensington Land Trust could save lower-cost retail & residential rentals in a Market redevelopment; Dixon Rd. landmark serves pre-dawn Suhoor meals for Ramadan; a bridge from a shelter into the trades.

"Forget the stats. Walk around downtown Toronto": CAMH doctor says the most vulnerable people are getting the fewest services; Hip Hop turns 50 at the AGO, with an Indigenous twist.

"We're not a social service agency; we're not an enforcement agency": Jon Burnside TTC Chair; riders worry about TTC violence and say there's "safety-in-numbers" in well-used and maintained transit.

Meet the captain of the Toronto Six women's pro hockey team as a shutout win takes them to the Isobel Cup final for the first time; Ed Keenan looks at the starting line-up of the 2023 Mayor race.

"12,000 villages in Punjab have 12,000 consultants": a complex system leaves international students vulnerable to scams; Ontario helping health care immigrants to find work in their actual professions.

Giant steps of Larry Kwong -- first asian player in an NHL game also coached in Europe and scored 868 points; ROM paleontologist welcomes March break throngs.

No explanation can take the place of this must-hear audio... beatboxing demonstrated by Toronto champion; introvert sets herself friendship goals, and says "it's practice".

Another cull of trees by Metrolinx -- this time in the West end -- and Indigenous protectors camp out, praying for each tree; TDSB asked to 'engage the child' -- not shut them in a room alone.