Liberty Village and Fort York residents came together once again to rally against what they call a lack of urgent action by the city to protect them against coyotes. Dilshad Burman reports. bit.ly/4jL0p6l

May is Melanoma Awareness Month and the Mole Mobile will be in Toronto May 1 and 2 to provide free skin cancer screenings. bit.ly/4iMRJLk

Allergy season has been starting earlier and lasting longer over the past several years, and this May, the country’s foremost pollen experts say it’s going to be particularly severe. bit.ly/4m4imOH

“The objective of the Downtown Coyote Action Plan is to enable staff to respond swiftly and intensively to coyote activity downtown,” reads the plan by City staff. bit.ly/3Z9jBlE

Some of Toronto's streets will soon serve as the testing grounds for an autonomous delivery vehicle, sparking concerns from city councillors whose wards will be part of the pilot project. bit.ly/4d8Q15u

Fees for general interest and seniors’ daytime programs are set to increase by 45 per cent this coming fall. bit.ly/45a8exI

The move comes after more than 100 coyote attacks and the death of five pet dogs, as documented by residents group Coyote Safety Coalition. bit.ly/3S5d2ga

The first Kensington Market Pedestrian Sunday of the season has been cancelled. Dilshad Burman on why the BIA has pushed pause and how businesses and visitors are reacting. bit.ly/4k9UzeP

Kensington Market non-profit buys second building, reduces rent for tenants bit.ly/3SRi6VF

With numerous events at multiple venues and road closures, Dilshad Burman has what you can expect and what to prepare for this Pride weekend. toronto.citynews.ca/video/2025/06/…

Residents who live next to Toronto’s famed Stackt container market say it’s impossible to get a moment’s peace because of unrelenting noise coming from the venue almost every single day. "It's really a public health concern" toronto.citynews.ca/2025/06/29/loc…

Residents’ group Friends of Kensington Market is opposing the issuance of a liquor licence to a new sports bar in the area. @dilshadburman reports. bit.ly/40rubFu

The group Friends of Kensington Market is opposing a liquor licence for a new sports bar set to open in the area. @dilshadburman toronto.citynews.ca/2025/07/19/liq…

A non-profit is reaching out to the community to help with a new supportive and affordable housing project in Brampton – not through donations, but through investments. @dilshadburman reports. bit.ly/40rf5jl

A new supportive and affordable housing project in Brampton is ready to break ground, and the non-profit behind it is reaching out to the public to invest in their community. @dilshadburman toronto.citynews.ca/2025/07/20/com…

Toronto’s Repair Café is saving everything from blenders to sweaters from landfill while teaching people valuable skills that allow them to extend the life of items that would otherwise be thrown away. @dilshadburman toronto.citynews.ca/2025/07/26/rep…

The scrapping of a long-standing U.S. tariff exemption for low value items will impact both small businesses as well as everyday Canadians. Dilshad Burman toronto.citynews.ca/2025/08/09/de-…

The scrapping of a long-standing U.S. tariff exemption for low-value items will impact both small businesses as well as everyday Canadians. Dilshad Burman has more about the ‘de minimis’ exemption. toronto.citynews.ca/2025/08/09/de-…

Toronto zoning changes aim to make opening small businesses in residential neighbourhoods easier. @dilshadburman reports. bit.ly/41Fo8NV

Multiple myeloma patients see hope in a newly approved Health Canada drug. @dilshadburman reports. bit.ly/471yVpw