Even the cops in Toronto have had enough of these people
pic.twitter.com/3S5mU2urcq— Debbie Bloodclot. (@bettybloodclot) July 7, 2026
Is it?
Even the cops in Toronto have had enough of these people
pic.twitter.com/3S5mU2urcq— Debbie Bloodclot. (@bettybloodclot) July 7, 2026
Is it?
As Toronto’s official FIFA World Cup hosting duties come to an end, data shows that the city saw little economic gain during the first two weeks of the tournament.
That’s in large part due to the model that the World Cup and other large international sporting events are based on, former Toronto mayor David Miller said. Major sports organizations such as FIFA make the biggest gains, he said, while hosting countries and cities bear the brunt of the costs.
“They’re sharks,” said Miller, who is managing director of the C40 Centre, an international urban policy think-tank focusing on climate change, public health and the economy. “They really do ensure that every single cost is passed on to the hosts.”
We have John Tory to blame. And now his son is claiming the families hereditary right to a place at the public trough.
New court documents detail an explosive link between “horrendous” allegations of corruption inside the Toronto Police Service and the alleged cross-border drug empire of ex-Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding.
The documents detail not only how investigators believed that suspected Wedding drug-runner Gurpeet Singh potentially directed the attempted murder plot against a Toronto jail official, but also how he was allegedly assisted by a supervisor at the jail with whom police said he had had a prior romantic relationship.
I am encouraged at the hiring diversity of our institutions.
We now more closely resemble the 3rd World than ever before.
The federal riding of Beaches-East York is about to get a familiar name in the running to replace outgoing Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith.
John Tory Jr., the 47-year-old son of Toronto’s former mayor, is seeking the Liberal nomination as a Beaches-East York candidate.
Every day, thousands of Los Angelenos take a deep breath, step out of their houses, and plunge themselves into a transit experience straight out of Mad Max. The city’s buses have become rolling homeless shelters, replete with drugs and feces. Its trains are home to murder and mayhem. As Daquan, a daily rider who works near the North Hollywood station told us, “You could kill somebody down there and just get away with it.”
The people running LA are the same types running Toronto. This city will not get better. Ever.
Toronto is in the same death spiral we have observed in Democrat run cities throughout the USA.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow’s comments made during the Pride Parade on Sunday has at least two citizen groups in a fighting mood.
The Downtown Concerned Citizens Organization (DCCO) sent out a press release on Tuesday following a story in the Toronto Sun regarding the mayor’s public support for the Palestinian cause, much to the chagrin of the city’s Jewish community.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow was slammed for a divisive comment on an unrelated issue during Sunday’s Pride Parade, an event that is supposed to represent the ideals of love and inclusion.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says ‘Free Palestine’ during LGBTQI+ Pride March.
Meanwhile in Palestine, LGBT people are jailed, beaten and killed for their identity. pic.twitter.com/TtQY37i0ce
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) June 29, 2026
Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford says Sankofa Square was once the epicentre of the city, the “Canadian version” of Times Square and a place where people would celebrate festivals and gather with friends for a night out.
But now, he says it’s become something of a “wasteland.”
“It’s dirty, it’s unsafe. There’s open drug use in the middle of the afternoon. Tourists avoid it. Parents grab their kids by the hand and move quickly through the space, or even worse, they avoid it altogether,” Bradford said during a press conference on Monday as he pitched his plan to revamp and rename the square at the corner of Yonge and Dundas streets.
Can we talk about that report to Toronto City Hall that Mayor Olivia Chow used to claim that speeding was out of control.
The report, and the way the data is presented, is dodgy at best, relying only on percentages without also presenting the hard numbers.
What’s worse is how Chow is presenting this as a matter of life and death — you support speed cameras or people dying at the hands of out-of-control motorists.
Hosting the World Cup hasn’t exactly been a windfall for Toronto-area hotels.
According to data compiled for the Greater Toronto Hotel Association, the percentage of GTA hotel rooms occupied during the first two weeks of the world’s biggest sporting event is down substantially compared to the same period last year, raising questions about the economic value of hosting.
In the week ending June 13 — which included Canada’s tournament opener against Bosnia and Herzegovina — the overall occupancy rate for area hotels dipped to 82 per cent, down from 83 per cent in the same period last year.
It doesn’t help that Toronto is known as a 3rd World Dumpster Fire.
A new survey shows a close race between incumbent Toronto mayor Olivia Chow and her rival, Brad Bradford, ahead of the election on October 26.
Data from Mainstreet Research revealed that, when undecided voters were removed from the equation, close to 38 per cent of respondents said they would vote for Brad Bradford if the election were today, putting him within six points of Chow’s 43.6 per cent.
Yeah, but the mayor keeps her hardcore voting base happy, and that's all that matters. https://t.co/JjHJnGaEo9
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) June 17, 2026
h/t Patti Jo
Outgoing Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith is considering running for Toronto city council, and has discussed the possibility with Mayor Olivia Chow.
Erskine-Smith has represented the federal riding of Beaches-East York since 2015, but is stepping down when Parliament rises this week. He announced his resignation in May after narrowly losing the nomination for the Ontario Liberals in an upcoming byelection in Scarborough Southwest, a result that dealt a blow to his plans to run for leader of the provincial party.
He’s determined to wring every last ounce of value from his Mohammed wardrobe.
Swathes of retail space in Canada’s largest city are sitting empty after tenants were evicted or left, only for development projects to be put on hold amid a chill in the condominium market.
It’s an unanticipated consequence of the condo slowdown, and there are dramatic stories out there: A project to redevelop the 32-acre Cloverdale Mall in Etobicoke, for example, was cancelled by Mattamy Homes and Quadreal Property Group when only 10 per cent of the condos were sold and the mall is now actively courting tenants back on its website.
A soccer referee invited to work in Toronto at the World Cup by Mayor Olivia Chow was reportedly denied entry by American authorities due to “association with suspected members of terror organizations,” U.S. news outlets reported Wednesday.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says the Somali referee who was denied entry into the U.S. is welcome to come to Canada.
He was denied entree because of ties to an islamic terrorist organization.
Toronto, your leaders hate you. pic.twitter.com/BnE3Q0Tz8H
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 10, 2026
He’s Somali and Toronto looks more like Mogadishu every day. It all makes sense in Chowtown.