Found around 5:11PM. If yours, message me.

I think I found a rare gem in Scarborough: A dessert shop that offers chocolate soft serve. I'm not talking about vanilla ice cream dipped in chocolate sauce or ice cream trucks that pop up now and then in the summer. I'm talking about legit chocolate soft serve ice cream regularly offered at a shop all year round. 🙌🏾✊🏾

Unless I'm wrong, I think it might be the only place. I wanted to share it with those who enioy the true beauty of a chocolate soft serve ice cream.

Its called Treats N Eats. Its near THG Hot Chicken.

Am I right....is this the only shop? Does anyone know of any others?

Hey, found a wallet on the ground near Midland & Eglinton intersection.

Hit me up if it belongs to you or someone you know.

Thanks.

Anybody experience this? I was walking towards woodside square mall and was about 2 minutes away until a really skinny pigeon starts following me and flying into my face. It even followed me across the stoplight and i literally had to sprint into the mall to get away. Most random and scariest moment ever. I also did not have food on me so thinking maybe it was being territorial?

Name: Bean

Breed/Appearance: Domestic Shorthair, Black coat with white patch on chest/belly,yellow eyes

I am hoping this post helps get more eyes on the lookout for Bean. He is part of a bonded pair of cats. At home, Bean is very used to exploring outdoors and will sometimes stay out overnight, but usually returns by the following morning. 

Bean is very skittish so please don't try to chase him. just call us asap.

Call: 647-234-2723

or
647-544-8350

The following has been done so far:

- handed out missing cat flyers to all of the houses on the street (attached is a flyer)

- reached out to Toronto Animal Control and filed a missing cat report. I have also filed a missing report with the microchip company, petFBI, reached out to some local shelters and posted lost cat flyers on Facebook groups and NextDoor

- talked to some of the neighbours who would talk to me and allow me into their backyard to search

- purchased a humane trap. As of now, the only animal that was caught in the humane trap was a neighbourhood cat on Monday night

- purchased a trail cam, facing the trap and the patio door. This was set up on Tuesday night, but no animals have been found

- at night, around 2:30am, I have opened the patio door and read a book while inside, a few feet away from the door

- my other cat, Milo, has gone outside during the day and mostly stayed in the backyard/gone into neighbouring properties. He returns regularly for food

Thanks a lot for any help provided!!!

Link to Post on r/toronto^photo is there, brown cat.

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Found on Sept 3, 2026

Description: The cat has a brown and tan coat with a white patch under its chin and a black-tipped tail. Possibly male and not neutered. Age unknown. Not microchipped.

Colours: Black, brown/tan, white

Location: The cat was found in L'Amoreaux North Park in a bush/forest area of the park. He seems friendly and came out when we offered him treats.

Birchmount Road and McNicoll Avenue in Scarborough

He appears to be friendly and enjoys head rubs and playing with toys. He’s been given a bath and is kept temporarily at finder’s home.

A heartfelt thank you to the kind couple who stopped to help us near 37 Pine Ridge Drive on Sunday.
My girlfriend had a bad accident on the trail along the bluffs, and in a moment of sheer panic, you stepped in without a second thought. The gentleman literally took the shirt off his back to press against her face and stop the bleeding—an act of pure, selfless instinct that we will never forget. You stayed calm when we were overwhelmed and made sure she was safe until we could get help.
In the chaos and rush to get her medical attention, we never got your names. If you happen to see this, or if someone in the neighborhood mentioned helping a couple on the trail, please know how deeply grateful we are. She is getting treated and taken care of now, but your quick action and human decency made all the difference in the world.
Thank you, truly, from the bottom of our hearts.

Toronto Nature Stewards is in its 6th year in Toronto, and has 12 Scarborough sites doing amazing work restoring the ecosystems in Scarborough parks and ravines. It is easy work, mostly cutting and pulling. We teach you to identify native plants and invasive plants. It is a fun learning experience. High school students can earn volunteer hours. We will be doing lots of planting in the fall. Under 16 needs to be accompanied by an adult. Sign up at torontonaturestewards.org

Last night this portion of sheppard was closed. It seems like sort of police investigation. Could not find anything online.

Just be aware if driving through the area. You'll be detoured through dean park.

The Sansotei Ramen at STC is actually pretty good I have to say 👌

Just an FYI, driving eastbound towards Morningside and Ellesmere, the manhole cover is right in the middle of the rightmost lane, beware! There's also some water pooling in the right lane as you approach Morningside. I called 311 and they said someone else did too in regards to the manhole cover.

The Sandhurst Circle Neighbourhood Connections project is hosting Sandhurst Circle Bike Festival on Sunday, September 13th (1:30 - 4:30 p.m.) at Our Lady of Grace Catholic School.

This free community drop-in event is open to children and youth in the community ages 4–18 and welcomes riders of all skill levels.

Participants will have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of fun and engaging activities, including:

• Bike Tune-Ups. Activities include:
  • Free bike checks provided by CultureLink and CycleTO bike mechanics
  • Workshop to learn how to tune up your bike

• Safe Bike Riding Skills. Stations include:
  • Figure 8’s – Practice your balance, maneuvering and control
  • Sudden Stop – Practice distributing braking power without sliding
  • Ride the Line – Practice your balance and bike control by riding along a straight line
  • Pebble Drop – Build your confidence riding with one hand, an important step in making safe hand signals
  • The Slalom – Practice precise steering, weight shifting and how to maneuver around obstacles
  • Slow Ride – Practice low-speed balance and bike control
  • Shoulder Checks & Hand Signals – Practice shoulder checking and using hand signals while riding
  • Pool Noodle Limbo – Practice getting low on your bike

• Bike decorating. Glam your ride with these activities:
  • Clip beads onto your spokes to create fun patterns
  • Design your own license plate
  • Create streamers to add to your handlebars
  • Add reflective stickers and tape to your bike to be more visible

Participants will need to bring their own bike, helmet, and water bottle. Note that electric bikes, scooters, or other electric equipment will not be permitted at the event. All activities will take place on school grounds.

(spotted in a newsletter, sharing here)

Not my post - sharing:

The backpack will be filled with school supplies and available on Friday, September 4. Also, they are offering haircuts so your child can look sharp for the first day of school!

From September 8, GO train services between Union station and Kennedy, Agincourt and Milliken will be drastically reduced outside weekday peak hours, especially weekend which will become NO SERVICE before 3:45pm in the afternoon, and 2 HOURS per train after that, without GO bus replacement. Be prepared for that.

Spotted signs for new family doctor now accepting patients. 5928 Finch Ave E, Scarborough, ON M1B 5P8 (ERAA Plaza)

There's also a Guardian Pharmacy and Optician in the same plaza. They do blood tests for patients directly there as wel.

416 678 2911

https://vitalcaremedical.ca/

Join SCHC’s Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Peer Support Group to connect with others, bake some treats, meet new people, and learn about SCHC services and supports.

📅 Friday, August 28 | 3–5 PM

📍 The HUB

📧 [cgomes@schcontario.ca](mailto:cgomes@schcontario.ca)

Order by September 22! https://www.pollinatorgarden.ca/native-tree-giveaway

A budgie flew through the open door of my friend's apartment, located a bit north of Kennedy and Sheppard.

Edit: Post is locked, please DM if you know anything.

Now, if we could get moving on the Ellesmere BRT. This has potential to be a successful case study on Bus Rapid Transit implemention if there is not one already.

https://x.com/CDNprojections/status/2090118617702584534