# City Life: Toronto

Updated Fri Nov 6, 7:46 PM Eastern. Most important first.

- [Court certifies COVID class action over Toronto care home](/toronto/stories/3af8b54e5e.md): A court certified a class action alleging gross negligence at a Toronto long-term care home led to hundreds of COVID-19 deaths. (CTV News Toronto, 2026-11-06 18:01 EST)
- [Toronto woman says OHIP denied funding for rare cancer treatment](/toronto/stories/4ebc325de6.md) [developing]: A Toronto woman with a rare cancer says the Ministry of Health denied funding for out-of-country treatment that its doctors had recommended. (CityNews Toronto, 2026-11-06 19:45 EST)
- [TDSB trustees seek meeting with education minister on supervision](/toronto/stories/9153ec1b2f.md): Twelve trustees of the Toronto District School Board are seeking a meeting with Education Minister Paul Calandra on how and when board supervision will end. (CTV News Toronto, 2026-11-06 14:29 EST)
- [Power restored to most of 7,500 Toronto Hydro customers in east end](/toronto/stories/7578327109.md): About 7,500 Toronto Hydro customers in the east end lost power this morning. It appears power has been restored to most of them. (CTV News Toronto, 2026-11-06 14:02 EST)
- [U of T dentistry dean steps down after antisemitic imagery probe](/toronto/stories/e11cafd3c7.md): The University of Toronto says its dentistry dean will step down immediately after an investigation into his use of antisemitic imagery in February. (Global News Toronto, 2026-11-06 19:46 EST)
- [Blue Jays say Anthony Santander's posts do not reflect team values](/toronto/stories/afc3686132.md): The Toronto Blue Jays said anti-Muslim videos Anthony Santander shared on social media do not represent the team's values. (CTV News Toronto, 2026-11-06 14:17 EST)
- [Baseball free agency is underway and the Blue Jays could be unrecognizable next season](/toronto/stories/bff824faa6.md): The Toronto Blue Jays’ offseason is officially underway, with many players set to become free agents as the team begins preparing for the 2027 season. (Streets of Toronto, 2026-11-02 09:52 EST)
- [Canada tops 2027 travel safety ranking; Toronto not in top 15](/toronto/stories/1f4c0a9032.md): According to the World's Safest Places report, Canada ranked first for travel safety in 2027, while Toronto did not make the top 15 cities. (Streets of Toronto, 2026-11-05 14:52 EST)
- [El Niño may tip Toronto toward a green Christmas](/toronto/stories/062fa77a0b.md): Streets of Toronto reports that a developing super El Niño may tip the odds toward a green Christmas in Toronto. (Streets of Toronto, 2026-11-05 11:53 EST)
- [A massive 460-seat food hall and live venue is coming to the rebuilt Mirvish Village](/toronto/stories/17c85225e1.md): Bloor and Bathurst has seen plenty of changes over the years. Its latest arrival takes on a familiar problem — finding somewhere to eat when nobody in the group can agree on what they want. (Streets of Toronto, 2026-11-03 14:30 EST)
- [You can now sit on a sunny patio in Summerhill while eating Toronto’s favourite sourdough](/toronto/stories/a611dbdb8d.md): Summerhill has a new bakery, and it’s one Toronto bread lovers may already know. (Streets of Toronto, 2026-11-02 12:02 EST)
- [Chef Nobu Matsuhisa marks two years of Nobu Toronto](/toronto/stories/4d2d49f54f.md): Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, who has more than 60 restaurants worldwide, spoke to Streets of Toronto at the two-year anniversary party of Nobu Toronto. (Streets of Toronto, 2026-11-05 10:06 EST)
- [This Toronto artist found out a massive secret about his family. Then he wrote a musical about it](/toronto/stories/bb8e671dec.md): Everyone’s got a family secret. When Toronto artist Noam Tomaschoff found out his, he made a musical out of it. At 31, he decided to take a DNA test for fun. (Streets of Toronto, 2026-11-03 15:23 EST)
- [Stephan James stars as Carl Weathers in film I Play Rocky](/toronto/stories/883c56781b.md): Toronto actor Stephan James stars as Carl Weathers in I Play Rocky, which is in cinemas from Nov. 6, according to Streets of Toronto. (Streets of Toronto, 2026-11-05 12:36 EST)
- [Toronto could see bright fireballs in the night sky this week as the Taurid meteor shower peaks](/toronto/stories/1690a42e75.md): According to the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada’s Kingston Centre, the Southern Taurids are expected to peak overnight on Nov. 4-5, followed by the Northern Taurids on […] (Streets of Toronto, 2026-11-02 11:37 EST)