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Events Desk
New Year's Eve Toronto 2026: Where to Watch the Countdown
What the City has confirmed for December 31 so far, last year's waterfront plan, how transit worked, and other ways to mark the night in Toronto.
Weekend Desk
One Day in Toronto Itinerary: Three Routes by TTC
Three ways to spend one day in Toronto, each stitched together by TTC lines: museums, the old town to the waterfront, or a ferry day on the Island.
City Desk
Line 5 Eglinton: What to See at Every Stop in Toronto
A stop-by-stop walk along Eglinton from Mount Dennis to Kennedy, with station art, a ravine park and a museum garden worth the transfer.
Weekend Desk
Things to Do in Toronto With Teenagers: Transit-Friendly Picks
Ten ways to spend a day in Toronto with teenagers, from library Youth Hubs to free museum nights and a skate at City Hall, all reachable on the TTC.
City Desk
Mel Lastman Square in North York: A Four-Season Toronto Guide
Fountains, an amphitheatre, a seasonal skating rink, a library and a farmhouse museum sit within a few steps of one subway stop. Here is the square by season.
Archive Desk
History of the TTC Subway: How Toronto's Yonge Line Opened
From a 1949 groundbreaking at Yonge and Wellington to a twelve-minute ride on March 30, 1954, the story of the line the City Archives says shaped Toronto.
Weekend Desk
Day Trips in Toronto by TTC: Zoo, Ferry, Fort and Valley
Six whole-day plans that start at a TTC station: the Toronto Zoo, the Island ferry, Evergreen Brick Works, Fort York, Todmorden Mills and museum row.
City Desk
TTC Stations With Public Art in Toronto: Station by Station
From a 500-foot glass mural at Union to mosaic walls on Line 5 Eglinton, here are nine TTC stops where the commute comes with something to look at.
City Desk
501 Queen Streetcar Guide: A Window-Seat Route Through Toronto
From Neville Park Loop in the east to Humber Loop by day, the 501 Queen crosses beaches, old nursery land, City Hall and a big green park.
City Desk
Fort York Toronto: The Free Tour and What to See on Site
Seven original War of 1812 buildings, free general admission and free guided tours, a short TTC ride from Union or Bathurst. Here is how to see Fort York.
Outdoors Desk
Evergreen Brick Works Toronto: Trails, Market and History
A former brick factory and quarry in the Don Valley, now a charity-run hub with a Saturday market, public tours, gardens and trails. Here is how to see it.
Weekend Desk
Indoor Things to Do in Toronto in Winter: Eight Warm Stops
Eight warm places to spend a cold day, from a stained glass dome to a castle on the hill and a tropical greenhouse, with PATH and TTC routes to get you there.
Outdoors Desk
Toronto Ravines by TTC: Eight Subway and Bus Entrances
Eight ravine and valley entrances you can reach on the subway, Line 5 and a short bus ride, each paired with the City's own walks and the TTC's directions.