Archive

December 2025

6 stories, newest first.

  1. City Desk

    Toronto Neighbourhood Map: An Open Data Guide to the City

    Toronto's 158 City-designated neighbourhoods, how the City draws the lines, what changed in 2022 and where to explore them on our interactive map.

  2. Eat & Drink Desk

    Butter Tarts in Toronto: Runny or Firm? A Local Guide

    The butter tart's disputed origins, the runny versus firm debate, and an Etobicoke bakery with an Ontario title to its name.

  3. Eat & Drink Desk

    Food Halls in Toronto: Three Big Rooms for Winter Eating

    Waterworks, Wellington Market and St. Lawrence Market: three big indoor rooms where a group can each eat something different, confirmed open this season.

  4. Eat & Drink Desk

    Where to Eat in Etobicoke, Toronto: Lakeshore to Kipling

    Follow Etobicoke's food streets from the Lake Shore BIAs to The Queensway and Islington Village, with transit notes and three places we have confirmed.

  5. Archive Desk

    St. Lawrence Market History: Two Centuries on One Toronto Block

    From a market block proclaimed in 1803 to the North Market that opened in 2025, here is how one Toronto corner kept rebuilding itself, with the dates sourced.

  6. City Desk

    The PATH Toronto Guide: A Winter Route Underground

    Toronto's downtown PATH links subway stations, Union Station and big attractions. Here is how it works, how to read the signs and where to start.