Happy 1 year anniversary to our little newspaper!

Pour one out for the city's declining pug population.

Here's what the City of Toronto would look like if all 3,600 eligible daycares, places of worship and schools applied for bubble zone status once the bylaw comes into force next month.

TorontoToday tried to find out what a HART Hub — the thing Premier Doug Ford replaced safe consumption sites with — actually is.

In one case, it's on the second floor of a pharmacy on the Danforth with a handwritten sign on the door and a poster in the window that says "Day program."

Bike Share is launching on Toronto Island in a week.

How will users know not to take their bike to the mainland? This handy sticker! (plus, the staff being deployed to various ferry terminals to tell them not to.)

I liked when the interviewer asked Ford about the importance of getting it done

The same pattern can be seen in Durham Region, where Ajax and Pickering both host casinos.

(The province broke its own rules re: the distance between casinos to keep the Ajax one open after DurhamLive was built.)

Here's the self-exclusion rate in postal code areas around Woodbine:

Dildy on the pages of the Toronto Sun in the lead up to Christmas 1980.

"Merry Christmas!"