Dirty Soda Trend Sweeps Canada, Fueled by Pop Culture and Social Media
Explore the rise of dirty soda in Canada, a fun and customizable drink that blends soda, cream, and syrups. Find out how pop culture made it a must-try trend.
2025
Toronto in 2025 is full of fresh experiences, from exciting travel destinations to the latest food trends. Stay up to date with the city’s top events, must-see spots, and the cultural shifts defining the year. Whether you’re planning a visit or exploring new things to do, this guide covers what’s trending in the city. From emerging food scenes to the best places to explore, find all you need to know about Toronto’s latest happenings. Keep your finger on the pulse of one of Canada’s most dynamic cities this year.
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UFC Makes Major Move: $7.7 Billion Deal with Paramount to Bring MMA to the Masses
The UFC signs a historic deal with Paramount to bring all events to Paramount+ starting in 2026, eliminating pay-per-view fees. Fans in Toronto, get ready for easier access.
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Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Dies After Two-Month Battle from Campaign Shooting
Senator Miguel Uribe dies after a two-month battle with injuries from a shooting at a campaign rally. His death has sent shockwaves through Colombia and raised concerns over political violence.
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Magnitude 6.1 Earthquake Strikes Turkey’s Balikesir Province, One Dead and Dozens Injured
A 6.1 magnitude earthquake hit Balikesir, Turkey, killing one and injuring at least 29. Buildings collapsed, and tremors reached Istanbul.
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London Hydro Power Outage Leaves Thousands Without Power in Heat Wave
Thousands in northwest London lost power for hours during extreme heat as a London Hydro power outage disrupted homes, businesses, and traffic.
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Burnt River Forest Fire Prompts Total Fire Ban in Kawartha Lakes
Fire crews are battling a 27-hectare blaze in Burnt River, prompting a total fire ban in Kawartha Lakes. Hazardous terrain is making firefighting efforts challenging.
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2025 · British Columbia · News · Weather
Heat Warnings Persist Across Southern B.C. and Vancouver Island as Temperatures Climb
Southern B.C. is under heat warnings as temperatures climb above 35°C, with wildfire concerns in affected areas including Vancouver Island.
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August 2025 · CNE · Events · September 2025 · Summer · Toronto
Discover 7 Unmissable CNE Music Artists Performing This Summer
The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) returns to Toronto from August 15 to September 1, bringing with it a sensational lineup…
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Canada’s Housing Crisis Could Deepen as Forecasts Predict Fewer New Builds
CMHC warns the Canada housing crisis will worsen, with housing starts falling far below the 480,000 homes needed each year to meet demand.
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Taste of the Danforth Cancelled for Second Straight Year as Greektown Businesses Feel the Loss
Toronto’s iconic Taste of the Danforth won’t return in 2025, leaving Greektown without its signature summer celebration for a second year.
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Ontario Wildfire Update: Rain Slows Red Lake 99, New Fires Reported in Northwest and Northeast
Rain slows Red Lake 99, but crews continue battling 77 active wildfires across Ontario’s Northwest and Northeast regions as hazard levels remain high in some areas.
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2025 · Canada · News · Transporation
United Airlines Resolves Tech Issue, but Travel Disruptions Continue
After a major tech outage, United Airlines is working to restore normal operations. Learn about the delays, cancellations, and compensations offered to impacted passengers.
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OpenAI Launches GPT-5: Here’s What You Need to Know
Explore the new features of GPT-5—from improved writing and coding to personalized integration. Learn how GPT-5 is setting a new standard for AI technology.
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2025 · Canada · Employment · News · Politics
Liberals Announce $2B Military Pay Raise to Boost Recruitment and Retention
Canada’s Liberal government announces a $2 billion military pay raise to boost recruitment and retention in the Canadian Armed Forces. Learn about the new pay structure.
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Man Dead, Woman Injured in Targeted Shooting in Urbainville, P.E.I.
A targeted shooting in Urbainville, P.E.I. on August 8, 2025, has left a man dead and a woman injured. The RCMP is investigating and seeking public assistance.
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Kanehsatà :ke Faces Growing Tensions Over Cannabis Megastores and Land Preservation
Kanehsatà :ke, a Mohawk First Nation in Quebec, is facing a growing problem. The rapid spread of cannabis megastores is causing…
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2025 · Canada · Employment · News
Air Canada Flight Attendants Could Strike Next Week: What Ontario Travelers Need to Know
Air Canada flight attendants could walk off the job starting August 16, 2025. Here’s what Ontario travelers need to know about the potential strike and how it may affect flights.
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Jollibee Introduces New Angus Beef Burgers to Its Canadian Menu
Explore Jollibee’s new line of Angus beef burgers available in Ontario, including the Angus Cheeseburger, Deluxe, and Aloha options. Find out where to try them now in the GTA.
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Perseid Meteor Shower 2025: When and Where to Watch in Canada
The Perseids peak August 12–13, 2025, lighting up Canadian skies. Discover the best times, top stargazing spots, and how to make the most of the show.
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Sturgeon Moon 2025 Raises This Weekend in CanadaÂ
Enjoy the full Sturgeon Moon on August 9, 2025, in Canada, and witness the Perseid meteor shower peak. Bright meteors, fireballs, and stunning moonrises await.
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K-Beauty Layover Toronto Pop-up Lands This September
The K-Beauty Layover Toronto pop-up is set to make its debut this September, marking Canada’s first-ever multi-brand K-Beauty event. Over…
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Secret Service Requests River Level Raise for JD Vance’s Birthday Kayak Trip
The U.S. Secret Service requested an increase in water flow from a lake to ensure safety during JD Vance’s birthday kayak trip. Critics raise concerns over the use of taxpayer funds.
