There is Best Buy Express (formerly The Source).

There is Mighty Bird in Union station which makes a pretty good sandwich and as far as I know doesn't promote any hate. I think the main guy is the guy behind Amano and Union Chicken (Michael Angeloni, who seems to be doing quite well for himself).

I noticed that eventually. The $35 omakase lunch looks way more interesting than the winterlicious. Johnny, you should talk your coworkers into that!

Oh man, don't have a cocktail. Your bill will be $120! Even a glass of Kim Crawford Sauvignon will run you $27 (!?!?).

I went to ESM once because I have a small child whose favourite food is pasta with tomato sauce, or cheese pizza. It was so terrible that I will never go back. I think I went to Olive Garden in the '90s, but don't remember anything about it. It can't be worse than ESM. I don't even know how you...

I haven't been, but I have heard from others that it's really good, and is a type of cuisine you can't really get anywhere else in Toronto. If that's appealing to you, I would go for sure, unless the cost would be a hardship. Edit to add: This looks really good, but says it's $35. I'm...

Does anyone have a useful contact in the press dept at Waterfront Toronto? I'd love to get a high res version of that photo for my kid's school. They've been taking trips to Bidaasige, and this would be a great tool to situation the park and the river in the overall waterfront area.

They've also significantly enhanced sidewalk plowing since 2022, which you might not notice if you drive everywhere, but is pretty important for people with wheelchairs and strollers. Sadly, clearing of TTC stops remains an abject failure. The King streetcar stops, some of the busiest transit...

Probably better than the Jamie Oliver Italian restaurant ever did at Yorkdale.

Makes sense for Hungarian food. Why would you eat that with so many better options. Doesn't make quite as much sense for Italian. But Italian food is not dying out in Toronto at all. The city is stuffed with restaurants making very traditional Italian food, as well as American-Italian food, and...

Not only did it take over an hour for them to chase him through lower Bay, Line 2 never really got going properly again. We waited 20 minutes at Dufferin Station, 20 minutes after the line had reopened, to finally get a train that had room for a group of 3 to get on.

Shutting down the core of the subway for over an hour at rush hour for a trespasser seems like another failure.

What is with closing from Broadview to Keele because of a trespasser on the tracks? Can’t they turn around between?

56 at Queens Park as well, which suggests that a large swathe of downtown Toronto got that. That looks right for our place. I have no idea where all the snow on the parking side of the street, or in the laneway, will go. I doubt I'll be able to get my car out for a few days.

CBC Traffic Report this morning: "Not surprisingly, there is no service on Line 6 and shuttle buses are running." It's a punch line at this point.