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The response and support has been incredible! In one day, 121 people have donated a total of nearly $11,000. Let's keep the momentum going towards the $50,000 goal. Can we reach $13,000 overnight? E-transer info@thegrindmag.ca or visit www.thegrindmag.ca/support-the-...

While Brad Bradford can be mocked for flip-flopping on bike lanes and other issues, his support keeps climbing. Olivia Chow, meanwhile, is polling well, but is her base energized enough by her record to really show up this fall? New from @dgrdon.bsky.social.

Big thanks to the 31 people who have supported since last night! We've raised $1,717 so far, which is a great start. At this pace, we need 850 more people to donate to reach the $50,000 goal for our legal defence. Etransfer info@thegrindmag.ca or visit www.thegrindmag.ca/support-the-...

The Grind is being sued for defamation. We intend to defending our reporting. We need your support to be able to fight this case and to continue publishing essential journalism in Toronto. See the full announcement for more info.

Toronto police haven't said who they suspect hired the youth accused of shooting empty Jewish institutions and the U.S. Consulate. Despite the lack of an established connection, some have used the shootings to smear local pro-Palestine movements. New from @dgrdon.bsky.social.

Great #art of Broadview skyline by Sun Sun in recent @thegrindto.bsky.social #free

Looking to head to the beach but want to avoid the crowds? Beach lover and artist Jamie Ross shares some Toronto recommendations with a bit more breathing room.

Author Carrianne Leung was tired of dwelling on Toronto’s shortcomings. This summer, she challenged herself to rediscover the joys and pleasures of the city. A new essay from our summer issue, featuring an original illustration from @sunsunbeats.bsky.social www.thegrindmag.ca/how-i-rekind...

The new @thegrindto.bsky.social is out now with stories like ⭐️ Summer Weekend Guide ⭐️ Carney Prioritizes New Pipeline, Drops Climate Ambition ⭐️ Israel Engaged in Illicit Foreign Interference in Canada + more Find it on the TTC, at more than 300 stores and at www.thegrindmag.ca

Music writer Michael Rancic (@therewasnosound.bsky.social) dives into the history of electronic music in Canada his upcoming book ‘A Nation of Tinkerers: A History of Electronic Music in Canada from 1945 To 1985' (Out Aug. 11 via @invisibooks.bsky.social). Read an excerpt now:

Two of our founding editors are moving on from their roles. While it’s sad to say goodbye, we want to take a moment to celebrate their contributions and wish them well. Thank you Phillip Dwight Morgan and Fernando Arce!

Over the weekend, the the Palestinian Youth Movement transformed a small art gallery in Toronto into an intimate showcase of Palestinian culture, identity and resistance through football. Reporter Hajir Butt takes you behind the scenes.

Looking to try some new flavours this summer? Eat your way through Oakwood Village, an under-appreciated food destination jammed with unique eateries and bars. A food tour curated by @bodybuzzrecs.bsky.social

Forget Ossington or Dundas West, all the cool kids are hanging out in York this summer. New in The Grind, a handy guide for eating and drinking your way through Oakwood Village, via @bodybuzzrecs.bsky.social @thegrindto.bsky.social

The summer is in full swing, with dozens of festivals, outdoor shows and screenings taking place between now and Labour Day weekend. Make the most of your summer with our handy guide to the city's best and most exciting events.

After more than a decade of pressure by tenant groups, Toronto is now fast-tracking the process to pass a "maximum heat bylaw," which would require landlords to ensure that units don't get too hot in the summer. The bylaw could come into effect next year.

Israel has killed more than 1,000 Palestinians in Gaza since a “ceasefire” was announced in Oct. 2025.

The parallels between the proposed West Coast Pipeline and the TMX pipeline are impossible to ignore. They follow similar routes, and both were pitched as backwards steps on climate in the short-term with vague promises of action sometime in the future.

While countries regularly lobby one another, at least four cases of Israel’s actions crossed the line into foreign interference because they were done in secret, according to a recent report. The Canadian government is so far not commenting. By @dgrdon.bsky.social.

Toronto performer Srutika Sabu skewers the machismo of tech culture with her drag clown persona Santosh Santosh in this hilarious and heartfelt Fringe play. Read the review from our theatre critic Robyn Grant-Moran: