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"A sense of noise, music, screeching!": poets excited to reboot Poetry on the TTC; teens need to be advised with care and compassion about hormone suppression -- just like any other medical therapy, says trans journalist.

Clone someone else's Ontario license plate, put it on your car, and you might get a $140 fine if you get caught: we investigate this legal grey area, ripe for fraud and crime; Toronto Police Chief says more staff needed in complex, growing city.

"A beacon": Cameron Bailey on Norman Jewison's incredible career from 1950s CBC to master Hollywood film maker -- and "THAT scene in the greenhouse" from Oscar-winning 'In The Heat Of The Night'; also... David goes to sneaker school.

Minister outlines reasons for Federal cap on international students; Humber student thinks limit could fix some problems, but housing issues are red herring; college administrator says changes bring "risk".

Peel Police Chief warns small South Asian businesses are being targeted in extortion schemes -- and six business premises have been shot at; MP says "Olivia Chow needs to start telling the truth" about Federal contributions to Toronto.

Law professor explains legal limits of protest and enforcement -- as Toronto police arrest 3 people on 401 overpass and lay hate charges for terror flag; many hidden costs in the institutional failure of Toronto South Detention Centre.

Is retailer or location to blame as Old Navy leaves Eaton Centre? Toronto Budget Chief says brace for "substantial tax increase"; credit card debt "is like a Stephen King movie -- in your head the monster is more terrifying".

Should e-bikes be banned from subways after battery causes serious fire at Sheppard Station? Fire Chief says that's up to the TTC; original Toronto recipes and methods bring big variety, new tastes to low/no-alcohol beer.

"I was watching as 40-year-old me, but also as 8-year-old me... wanting to play": witness to giant milestone as PWHL plays first game in Toronto; also -- why jump out of a perfectly good plane?

Teen girls on trial for downtown murder subjects of new book; Toronto Police Association makes case for more resources: "Police officers need time to be out in the community -- and people want them".

$125,000 of surplus meat + 30 Humber College chefs = "amazing meals" for GTA shelters; Advent audio calendar guest says don't deny yourself: just get a Christmas tree and... enjoy!

Crombie leaves much left undone in 'shrinking' Mississauga -- where acute transit and housing issues have no local media champion; Scarborough transit is "regressing!": young Malvern resident laments stagnation of bus-way on "Line 3".