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Utilisation de fichiers de témoins (cookies) Le site de la Commission n’intègre pas de fichier de témoins (cookies) permanent dans les appareils des visiteurs. Cependant, un fichier de témoins temporaire est utilisé pour optimiser certaines fonctionnalités du site Web. Vos données de navigation ne sont pas recueillies. Consultez notre politique de confidentialité. Fermer Aller au contenu English English The Charter of the French language and its regulations govern the consultation of English-language content. New privacy obligations for businesses Running a business? Did you know that the Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector has been amended in Quebec? See complete information here (in French). Forms Request for document access in Public Bodies (PDF12,4 Ko) Request for document access in Public Bodies (DOCX, 21,6 Ko) Request for access to personal information in Public Bodies (PDF, 12,6 Ko) Request for access to personal information in Public Bodies (DOCX, 21,6 Ko) Request for correction of personal information in Public Bodies (PDF, 12,6 Ko) Request for correction of personal information in Public Bodies (DOCX, 21,5 Ko) Request for access to personal information in Private Enterprises (PDF, 12,6 Ko) Request for access to personal information in Private Enterprises (DOCX, 21,6 Ko) Request for rectification to personal information in Private Enterprises (PDF, 12,6 Ko) Request for rectification to personal information in Private Enterprises (DOCX, 21,7 Ko) Request for deletion of personal information from a nominative list in Private Enterprises (PDF, 12,9 Ko) Request for deletion of personal information from a nominative list in Private Enterprises (DOCX, 21,6 Ko) Application for review or examination of a disagreement form (PDF, 872 Ko) Appendix : Understanding your application for review, Public Bodies (PDF, 56,9 Ko) Appendix : Understanding your application for examination of a disagreement, Private Enterprise (PDF, 45,4 Ko) Access to research data : Research Data Access Point for data from RAMQ, MSSS or ISQ, contact ISQ at https://stat.gouv.qc.ca/research/#/accueil Confidentiality agreement : Undertaking to protect the privacy of personal information (DOCX, 21,3 Ko) Lists List of concerned public bodies and persons in charge of An act respecting access (PDF, 564 Ko) List of personal information agents (PDF, 23,2 Ko) Reports 5th Quinquennial report « Technology and Privacy, in a Time of Societal Choices » - summary (PDF, 35,5 Ko) 4th Quinquennial report « Reforming Access to Information : Choosing Transparency » - summary(PDF, 92,5 Ko) Ensuring a better protection for young people’s personal information in the digital age - summary (PDF, 514 Ko) Statutes and regulations An Act respecting access to documents held by public bodies and the protection of personal information An Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector Regulation respecting fees for the transcription, reproduction or transmission of documents or nominative information Regulation respecting public bodies that must refuse to release or to confirm the existence of certain information Rules of Proof and Procedure before the Commission d’accès à l’information Leaflets and bulletins What are your rights? How to make a request? (PDF, 283 Ko) Loss or theft of personal information : How shoulf you react? Checklist for citizens (PDF, 404 Ko) Guidance and analyses Pandemic, privacy and protection of personal information (PDF, 346 Ko) Canada’s privacy guardians call for comprehensive changes to no-fly list program (PDF, 28,1 Ko) Summary of the Report on the public consultation : Use of surveillance cameras by public bodies in public places (PDF, 47,0 Ko) Public surveillance by cameras 10 years after the first inquiry of the Commission d’accès à l’information : an appraisal (PDF, 11,1 Ko) Information highway, caution school zone (PDF, 47,7 Ko) Study of the health information highway in Québec : technical, ethical and legal issues (PDF, 13,0 Ko) Bill 86, An Act to amend the Act respecting Access to documents held by public bodies and the Protection of personal information and other legislative provisions (PDF, 27,4 Ko) Others Notice of recourse (PDF, 208 Ko) Instructions Regarding Hearing Postponents (PDF, 19,1 Ko) Mediation Framework (PDF, 387 Ko) Procedure for Joining Meetings (Montréal) (PDF, 113 Ko) Procedure for Joining Meetings (Québec) (PDF, 113 Ko) Who can view this page? Retour vers le haut

English content For general information about the Tribunal and its services, contact us at 1-800-361-9593 or renseignements.tat@tat.gouv.qc.ca. Welcome to the Tribunal administratif du travail website. Please note that in order to comply with the Charter of the French LanguageCe lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre and the Politique linguistique de l'ÉtatCe lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre, only selected information from our French website is available in English. The Tribunal The Tribunal administratif du travail is an accessible labour law tribunal that provides quality services in a timely manner.All our actions are guided by our core values: access to justice, impartiality and independence, quality, respect and cooperation. The Tribunal sits in four divisions:The labour relations division rules on proceedings pertaining to employment protection, freedom of association, negotiation rights and pay equity.The occupational health and safety division hears proceedings filed by employers and workers to contest a decision rendered by the Commission des normes, de l’équité, de la santé et de la sécurité du travail.The division of essential services and services ensuring the well-being of the population is responsible for maintaining essential services during strikes, as well as services ensuring the well-being of the population during strikes or lockouts. It also intervenes in the event of illegal pressure tactics that cause harm or are likely to cause harm to the population.The construction industry and occupational qualification division is responsible for hearing proceedings provided for in legislation concerning the construction industry.On October 1, 2026, the Tribunal is taking over the judicial and investigative functions of the Commission de la fonction publique (CFP)As a result of the adoption of the Act to reduce bureaucracy, increase state efficiency and reinforce the accountability of senior public servantsCe lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre, the CFP’s judicial and investigative functions will be transferred to the Tribunal on October 1, 2026.The Tribunal encourages parties to use its conciliation service to settle their disputes amicably. If they do not reach a settlement or if they do not wish to avail themselves of conciliation, the parties can be heard by an administrative judge, who will receive their evidence and their arguments before rendering a decision.For more information, consult the following documents:Rules of evidence and procedure of the Administrative Labour TribunalCe lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreCode of ethics of the assessors, conciliators, labour relations officers and investigators of the Administrative Labour TribunalCe lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtrePolicy on Postponement of Hearings (PDF, 128 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtrePolicy on change of mode of hearing at a party’s request (PDF, 425 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreRules relating to polling proceedings held in accordance with the Labour CodeCe lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre Forms and Guidelines Application to change the mode of hearing (DOCX, 70 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre – All divisionsDiscontinuance of Originating Pleading (DOCX, 67 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre – All divisionsContestation Form (PDF, 85 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre – Occupational health and safety divisionComplaint Against an Association of Employees (DOCX, 98 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre – Labour relations division (sections 47.2 et seq. of the Labour Code)Application Contesting the Decision of an Administrative Authority (DOCX, 70 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre – Construction industry and occupational qualification divisionComplaint Against an Association of Employees (DOCX, 82 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre – Construction industry and occupational qualification division (section 27 of the Act respecting labour relations, vocational training and workforce management in the construction industry, and sections 47.2 et seq. of the Labour Code)Complaint filed under article 15 et seq. of the Labour Code for dismissal, suspension, or other action (DOCX, 86 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreComplaint under various law for a dismissal, a suspension or another action (DOCX, 84 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreComplaint against a recognized artists's association (DOCX, 107 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre (sections 24.2 and 63.2 of the Act respecting the professional status of artists in the visual arts, film, the recording arts, literature, arts and crafts and the performing arts, CQLR, c. S-32.1)Complaint for a prohibited practice under the Act respecting the professional status of artists in the visual arts, film, the recording arts, literature, arts and crafts and the performing arts (DOCX, 84 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre, CQLR, c. S-32.1 (sections 42 and 63.1)Complaint for psychological harassment under the Act respecting the professional status of artists in the visual arts, film, the recording arts, literature, arts and crafts and the performing arts, (DOCX, 87 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre CQLR, c. S-32.1 (sections 45 and 63.3)Guidelines for handling matters involving allegations of sexual violence (PDF, 226 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreGuidelines for joining matters (PDF, 218 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreGuidelines on the use of Artificial Intelligence in the judicial activities of the Tribunal administratif du travail (PDF, 181 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreRequest a return to conciliation – Occupational health and safety division (DOCX, 57 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreRequest for revision or revocation under sections 49, 50 and 51 of the Act to establish the Administrative Labour Tribunal (AEALT) and sections 1, 2 and 6 of the Rules of evidence and procedure of the Administrative Labour Tribunal (DOCX, 64 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtrePlease read: Guidelines for applications for review or revocation (PDF, 142 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre Publications How to prepare for court - Tribunal administratif du travailCe lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre (December 2025)Tribunal administratif du travail – Period. (PDF, 1,08 Mo) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreThis brochure presents the Tribunal administratif du travail, which determines matters arising under forty statutes. It provides information on the stages of a proceeding with the Tribunal, our online services, conciliation services and hearings. This publication contains general information as at February 8, 2022.Tribunal administratif du travail – Standards for Experts (PDF, 220 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreGuidelines for Expert Opinions Presented to the Tribunal administratif du travail – Work analysis further to musculoskeletal disorder (PDF, 576 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre – Occupational health and safety divisionUser Guide: Zoom Videoconference for Parties, Representatives and Lawyers (PDF, 1,19 Mo) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre Access to information request Written or oral requests for access to information must be submitted to the person in charge of access to documents and the protection of personal information. However, in the case of an oral request, the decision of the person in charge cannot give rise to a review before the Commission d'accès à l'information.Your request must be specific enough to allow the Tribunal to retrieve the information. We suggest you consult our organization chart and our classification scheme, which is a hierarchical and logical structure presenting the Tribunal’s administrative and jurisdictional functions. Our subject index may also be of use. These documents are available in French only.Organigramme du Tribunal administratif du travail (PDF, 194 ko) Ce lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtrePlan de classification du TribunalCe lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreIndex alphabétique des rubriquesCe lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtreDue diligence requests must be sent to verificationdiligente@tat.gouv.qc.ca.For more information, refer to the Act respecting Access to documents held by public bodies and the Protection of personal informationCe lien s'ouvrira dans une nouvelle fenêtre.Access to information requests may be submitted to:Éric LebelPerson in charge of access to documents and the protection of personal information Tribunal administratif du travail500, boul. René-Lévesque Ouest, bureau 18.200Montréal (Québec) H2Z 1W7Email: accesinformation@tat.gouv.qc.caPhone: 1 800 361-9593Fax: 514 873-0211 To reach us For more information, contact the Tribunal. Our staff will be pleased to answer your questions.

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Facebook-f Instagram Tiktok Youtube Spotify 2026 Convention Welcome to Your Central Labour Union Fighting for workers rights for over 100 years. Join the CSN Contact us FORM A UNION ABOUT CSN SERVICES DOCUMENTS Contact THE CSN FIGHTING WITH YOU Thousands of success stories Since 1921, the CSN has participated in many struggles to improve the living and working conditions of millions of workers. Efforts of this kind include struggles for free bargaining rights for all workers, prevention in occupational health and safety practices, the right to a decent income for all retired workers, and much much more. LEARN MORE CORE VALUES Autonomy, Freedom & Solidarity Unlike many labour unions, CSN affiliated unions are autonomous organizations. This autonomy preserves a union’s capacity for self-determination as well as to carry out its struggles and take necessary decisions by themselves and for themselves.In promoting union autonomy, the CSN has been committed to freedom since its founding – a freedom that transcends the corporatist interests of specific groups and cements the exercise of active solidarity.A Professional Defence Fund, in which all unions participate, gives concrete meaning to solidarity. This solidarity ensures that the struggles of each smaller group are supported by the larger whole. LEARN MORE At the CSN, unions organize on a sectoral or professional basis, in federations. There are eight federations, each of which has the responsibility to make available to its union affiliates all the services required for negotiations and the application of collective agreements.Union life in the regions is organized around thirteen Regional Councils across Québec, which bring together, by region, the various CSN affiliate unions.The Regional Council is vital for fostering solidarity among the unions in a region, particularly during conflicts. It is called upon to intervene on regional issues and on themes developed by the CSN in the course of its campaigns. years fightingfor workers rights Unions Members Showing solidarity, together, regardless of our income, our job or our field of expertise, is to raise a movement that influences policies and concretely changes the quality of life of all CSN members and of society as a whole. That, for me, is the CSN. Caroline Senneville President of the CSN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SOME Advantages to be part ofa CSN laboUr union learn more Copyright 2022 © Confédération des syndicats nationaux (CSN).All rights reserved.Follow us: Facebook-f Instagram Ask AI AI Assistant

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Please read our Commenting Policy first. Write a comment Home & Kitchen homepage The Curator Beauty Fashion Health & Fitness Kids & Family Travel Outdoor Gift Ideas Holiday scroll left scroll right Video link Headline link Advertisement Close X The Curator Hosting for the holidays? These high-tech cleaning gadgets do the dirty work for you By Melissa Maker The Curator Team Posted October 3, 2026 9:30 am Updated October 3, 2026 9:52 am 1 min read If you get Global News from Instagram or Facebook - that will be changing. Find out how you can still connect with us. Hide message bar 6:03 Dust bunnies aren’t as cute as you think they are Dust bunnies aren’t as cute as you think they are – Mar 9, 2026 Leave a comment Share this item on Facebook Share this item via WhatsApp Share this item on X Send this page to someone via email See more sharing options Share Close Share this item on Facebook facebook Share this item on X x Send this page to someone via email email Share this item via WhatsApp whatsapp Share this item via Telegram telegram Share this item on Reddit reddit Share this item on BlueSky bluesky Copy article link Copy link Descrease article font size Increase article font size The Curator independently decides what topics and products we feature. When you purchase an item through our links, we may earn a commission. Promotions and products are subject to availability and retailer terms. If there’s one thing I’ll gladly outsource to technology without looking back, it’s cleaning. And thanks to smarter, quieter, and more innovative tech, we can now hand over a surprising amount of the grunt work to gadgets that genuinely make life easier (and dare I say, a little pleasurable to watch?). Here are my top picks for this latest round of smartest home helpers — all of them high-tech, thoughtfully designed, and worth your attention. Robots that actually do the work ECOVACS Winbot Mini Window Cleaning Robot Let’s be honest: cleaning windows is right up there with scrubbing grout — necessary, but not enjoyable. The Winbot Mini changes that with a compact, ultra-thin design that can clean areas other robots can’t touch — even windows with handles or narrow side panels under 30 cm wide – which has been an issue with predecessor models. It sticks securely with suction and glides across glass, using smart navigation to map its path while avoiding edges and obstacles. Use it inside or out, and enjoy streak-free results without risking life, limb, or ladder. Really, how nice would it be to look out the window and watch that! $279.99 on Amazon Story continues below advertisement Dreame L40 Ultra Wet/Dry Robot Vacuum + Mop This is one of those “how did I live without it?” products. The Dreame L40 doesn’t just vacuum — it also mops, self-cleans, and empties its own bin. All you do is fill the clean-water tank and empty the dirty one occasionally; it handles the rest. With precision LiDAR mapping (read: lasers) and adaptive floor sensors, it glides effortlessly from tile to carpet, cleaning every inch efficiently. Through the app, you can set cleaning schedules, define no-go zones, or watch its progress in real time. It’s the ultimate time-saver for anyone who’d rather do literally anything else than clean floors. This is especially handy for pet parents and parents of young children. $799.99 on Amazon Getting the cleanest clean TUSHY Classic 3.0 Self-Cleaning Bidet Attachment Let’s have the talk. Toilet paper is fine, but once you go bidet, you don’t go back. The TUSHY Classic 3.0 is the perfect beginner’s bidet — non-electric (so no outlet needed), super-easy to install, and equipped with a self-cleaning nozzle that rinses itself before and after every use. You’ll save money on TP, feel cleaner, and add a surprisingly luxe touch to your bathroom for under $150. And yes, you’ll probably start telling everyone about it, too. $69 on Amazon Story continues below advertisement Concept Air Electric Duster + Mini Vacuum Keyboards, car vents, window blinds — all those crumb-catching crevices finally meet their match. This compact powerhouse switches between blower and vacuum mode at up to 150,000 RPM (that’s literal jet-speed air) and recharges for easy use. Bring it with you camping or take it outside to clean your car, or keep it desk-side for computer cleans while you’re listening to on-hold music. Its Six interchangeable nozzles let you tackle everything from laptop ports to patio furniture, and it even inflates pool toys or air mattresses. No more canned air, no more excuses. $53.99 on Amazon Dupray NEAT Plus Steam Cleaner Steam cleaning is one of those “try it once and you’ll never stop” things. Truly, once you see what steam cleaning can do you’ll be sad you didn’t start sooner. The NEAT Plus generates pressurized, low-moisture steam hot enough to sanitize surfaces naturally — no harsh chemicals needed. People with allergies or asthma will especially benefit from this type of cleaning. It’s powerful yet gentle, meaning you can clean grout, sealed hardwood, upholstery, blast away built up grease, grime and gunk and sanitize pet areas safely. Since it uses just tap water, it’s eco-friendly, quick-drying, and oddly satisfying to use (seriously — watching grime melt off is quite the joy to experience). $349.99 on Amazon LG Styler Smart Steam Closet Wrinkled blouses, musty coats, and dry-cleaning bills? Meet your new secret weapon. The LG Styler uses TrueSteam™ technology and gentle hanger vibration to refresh and sanitize clothes — even delicate fabrics — without detergent or heat damage. It eliminates 99.9% of bacteria, reduces allergens, and smooths wrinkles in under 20 minutes. Use it to sanitize blankets, pillows, and stuffies, dry coats and gloves after a wet day in the snow, or to dewrinkle your favourite blazer after a day of wear. This helps to extend the time between washes and trips to the drycleaner, too. It also features a touch screen, LG ThinQ app integration, and doesn’t require a water hookup, only an electrical outlet. Once you have one, you’ll find more excuses to use it. $1,899.99 at LG Story continues below advertisement You may also like:Vitruvi Stone Diffuser – $105.59Levoit Humidifier – $66.02Plug-in Night Lights – $13.49 More on The Curator More videos Gifts you’d never guess were under $50 13 home upgrades to make before holiday hosting season begins 13 hydrating moisturizers to try in 2026 Kitchen organization must-haves: 4 fixes for the spaces that get messy fast Organize your kitchen countertop chaos Affordable home finds that are worth it A pretty face doesn’t have to drain your bank account Hosting Thanksgiving step by step Impressive upgrades for everyday cleaning Dyson V16 Piston Animal Cordless Vacuum Dyson keeps out-innovating itself, and the new V16 Piston is their most advanced yet. Its multi-directional cleaning head pivots fluidly to reach tight corners, while sensors automatically adjust suction power depending on floor type. Inside the bin, Dyson’s new Piston Compaction System literally crushes collected dirt and hair — fitting up to 30 days of dust into the canister before you need to empty it. And, enjoy up to 70 minutes of runtime, too. Translation: less mess, fewer dumps, and cleaner air, thanks to the sealed HEPA filtration that traps 99.99% of particles. It’s power, precision, and efficiency all rolled into one sleek stick vac. $1,099.99 at Best Buy $1,099.99 at Dyson Story continues below advertisement Another option worth the splurge is the Dyson V15 Detect Plus Cordless Vacuum–on sa Dyson HushJet HJ10 Air Purifier This purifier’s claim to fame is its airplane-inspired jet engine. Dyson engineered the HushJet Engine™ to mimic the aerodynamics of a turbofan — pushing air rapidly while smoothing turbulence so it stays whisper-quiet (as low as 24 decibels in Sleep mode). The result? A powerful, even stream of purified air that won’t disrupt your work, sleep, or sanity. 360° Electrostatic filter captures ultrafine particles, allergens, and VOCs, while its sleek, compact form makes it perfect for bedrooms or offices. $439.99 at Dyson You may also like:Heating Pad – $29.99Ecozy Sunrise Alarm Clock – $46.99NextMug Temperature Controlled Mug – $139.95 Why these gadgets are worth it These aren’t just cool for the sake of being cool. 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Things To DoBrowse by cities in Canada: Toronto | Ottawa | Vancouver | Calgary | Edmonton | MontrealBrowse by cities in USA: Atlanta | Dallas | Savannah | Austin | Houston | MiamiOctober 09, 2026things to do in toronto 8 magical Toronto spots I visit every fall to feel like I'm in an autumnal dream There's nowhere better than a city in the fall, and I'm convinced Toronto was made for autumn.Don't get me wrong, I love a summer patio as much as the next person, but there's something about the first chilly morning of the season that makes me want to abandon all my responsibilities, put on my chunkiest sweater and spend the day pretending I'm Meryl Streep in a Nancy Meyers movie.Some people see September as the beginning of the great annual "lock-in," a time to get serious about their routines and focus on self-improvement. Personally, I see the sweaters coming out of storage and take it as a sign that it's officially time to eat my weight in comfort food.To me, fall is less of a season and more of a feeling. It's warm pastries, historic buildings, changing leaves, farmers markets and those particularly crisp afternoons when the entire city looks like it's been dipped in a golden Instagram filter.And while Toronto might not be the first place that comes to mind when you imagine a storybook autumn, I've discovered plenty of little corners of the city (and a few just beyond it) that could give Stars Hollow a run for its money.Here are eight Toronto and GTA spots that make me feel like I'm living in an autumnal dream. Main Street Unionville See on InstagramAddress: 146 Main St., Unionville, Markham, ONWhy You Need To Go: Let's be so for real for a second. You cannot talk about dreamy autumn destinations without mentioning Gilmore Girls.The show is practically synonymous with fall. The coffee, the sweaters, the small-town charm, the colourful leaves. I don't feel like I need to explain myself here.And fortunately for Torontonians, we have our very own little piece of Stars Hollow just outside the city.Historic Main Street Unionville, located in Markham, was famously used as a filming location for the pilot episode of Gilmore Girls, and it's not difficult to understand why.The picturesque street is lined with charming 19th-century buildings, independent cafes, boutiques and trees that turn the most spectacular shades of orange, red and yellow when autumn arrives.Walking through Unionville in October means wandering through a postcard of the perfect fall day.My favourite thing to do here is visit Crock A Doodle and spend an afternoon painting pottery.Could I technically do that somewhere else? Absolutely. But do I want to paint a little ceramic pumpkin or coffee mug anywhere other than a quaint heritage village that looks like Stars Hollow? Absolutely not.The star of the show here is the gazebo; you can't visit without stopping by. Located along Main Street, Unionville's gazebo is one of my favourite details about the entire village. Much like the iconic gazebo in Gilmore Girls, it acts as a gathering place that transforms with the seasons, becoming part of the village's celebrations and community traditions throughout the year.There's something so nostalgic about it, even if you've never actually lived in a small town.Give me a coffee, a cardigan and a walk down Main Street under the colourful trees, and I'm practically Lorelai Gilmore.Unionville Website Kitten and the Bear See on InstagramWhen: Daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Address: 1414 Dundas St. W., Toronto, ONWhy You Need To Go: You will hear me say this a lot throughout this article, but nothing screams fall to me quite like eating. And specifically, eating the kinds of indulgent, buttery, wonderfully heavy things that just don't feel right when it's 30 C outside.Enter Kitten and the Bear.This quaint little Dundas West shop specializes in scones, biscuits, artisanal preserves and all the comforting things you would expect to find in a storybook cottage.Walking through the door feels like stepping directly into Winnie the Pooh's kitchen.The walls are a buttery cream bordering on pale yellow, shelves are lined with teapots, honey sticks, cookbooks, preserves and any charming little accessory you can think of, and the entire space has a French country kitchen-meets-Ontario cottage core aesthetic that I absolutely adore.It feels like the sort of place where someone should be baking a pie while woodland animals gather around the windows.The shop specializes in artisan jams, jellies and marmalades, and its menu changes with the seasons, which only makes me love it more.This October, the seasonal lineup includes flavours like blueberry and Earl Grey, fig and honey, pumpkin pie, apple fritter with maple glaze, and white cheddar, sage and crispy onion.My personal favourite will probably always be a simple buttermilk biscuit with butter and sea salt, but the seasonal fruit crumble deserves an honourable mention.There's something incredibly special about discovering a tiny shop that feels like it exists in its own little universe. Kitten and the Bear is exactly that.And in the fall, when all I want is something warm, buttery and comforting, nothing really comes close.Kitten and the Bear Website Taverne Bernhardt's See on InstagramAddress: 202 Dovercourt Rd., Toronto, ONWhy You Need To Go: Another restaurant? I know. But please hear me out.If I could turn the feeling of a Canadian autumn into a restaurant, I genuinely think it would look something like Taverne Bernhardt's.Housed inside a beautiful old Edwardian home on Dovercourt Road, Bernhardt's is cozy, charming and wonderfully unpretentious.The building has retained so much of its old-world character, from the warm woodwork to the refurbished fireplace and intimate dining rooms. You lose all sense of walking into a restaurant and start to feel more like you've been invited into someone's very beautiful countryside home.But what really makes this place feel like fall to me is the food.Bernhardt's is best known for its rotisserie chicken, but the seasonal vegetable dishes make the experience feel distinctly autumnal.Think roasted squash, crispy Brussels sprouts swimming in brown butter, earthy mushrooms and beautifully prepared vegetables that taste as if someone has just returned from the farmers market with the best of the season's harvest.Then there's the golden roast chicken, rich gravy, warm potatoes and all those hearty dishes that make you want to undo the top button of your jeans.It's very much giving Thanksgiving dinner, but make it an intimate neighbourhood restaurant.I think there's something almost primal about eating this way in the fall. Everything feels connected to the land, the harvest and the simple pleasure of something warm after a chilly afternoon outside.Taverne Bernhardt's Website Casa Loma See on InstagramPrice: $45 per entryWhen: Casa Loma's Legends of Horror runs until October 31.Address: 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto, ONWhy You Need To Go: A literal castle in the middle of Toronto? I mean, come on.Casa Loma feels like autumn before you even step through the gates.There's something inherently gothic about the towering stone architecture, dramatic turrets and sprawling grounds that makes me think of misty October mornings, Victorian ghost stories and Halloween.And if there's one thing Casa Loma knows how to do, it's lean into the drama.Every October, the Toronto landmark transforms for Legends of Horror, an immersive Halloween experience that turns the grounds and underground tunnels into a gothic nightmare.This year's event runs through October 31, featuring 2 kilometres of theatrical installations, spooky characters, dramatic projections and haunted passageways.I love the idea of wandering through the gardens as the sun goes down, watching an already mysterious castle transform into something even more atmospheric.Between the eerie Halloween festivities and the grandeur of the castle itself, Casa Loma is the perfect destination for anyone whose version of autumn leans more gothic romance than pumpkin patch.Because sometimes you want to feel like the hero of a cozy fall movie, and sometimes you want to feel like you're wandering the halls of Dracula's castle. Both are valid.Casa Loma Website Dark Horse Espresso Bar's hidden patio See on InstagramWhen: Open daily.Address: 401 Richmond St. W., Toronto, ONWhy You Need To Go: I genuinely don't know how to describe the beauty of this place without sounding dramatic. But I'm going to try.Tucked away inside the historic 401 Richmond building is one of the prettiest little courtyard patios I've discovered in Toronto.Dark Horse Espresso Bar has several locations across the city, but this one feels like a different world.Imagine a secret urban courtyard surrounded by four historic-looking buildings, with ivy creeping along the walls and brickwork that looks even more beautiful as the leaves change colour.One side has gorgeous red brick, another resembles a little white house covered in windowpanes, and then there's this striking black spiral staircase that makes the entire space look like a movie set.I swear, this is where someone would stage a modern-day production of Romeo and Juliet. Or perhaps where Carrie Bradshaw would sit drinking coffee and dramatically contemplating her love life in And Just Like That…Either way, the atmosphere is ridiculously romantic.What I especially love about this courtyard is how hidden it feels. You're still in the middle of downtown Toronto, but the surrounding buildings create this intimate little oasis that seems completely removed from the noise of the city.On a crisp fall day, when the ivy is changing colour and you can still comfortably sit outside with a warm coffee, there's nowhere I'd rather be.It's proof that some of Toronto's most magical places are hiding in plain sight.Dark Horse Espresso Bar Website Evergreen Brick Works Farmers Market See on InstagramWhen: Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.Address: 550 Bayview Ave., Toronto, ONWhy You Need To Go: There is something about the arrival of autumn that makes me suddenly want to become a person who shops exclusively at farmers markets.Maybe it's in our nature. Maybe it's the harvest season. Maybe I've just watched too many romantic movies where the main character wanders through a market carrying a baguette and a bouquet of flowers.Whatever it is, Saturday mornings at Evergreen Brick Works are one of my favourite ways to embrace fall in Toronto.Situated in the Don Valley, the former industrial brick factory has been transformed into one of the city's most beautiful community spaces, surrounded by trails, greenery and spectacular seasonal foliage.But my favourite part is the Saturday Farmers Market.There's something incredibly satisfying about browsing tables overflowing with Ontario-grown produce, fresh bread, preserves, baked goods and all the little things that make you excited to cook at home.Caution: I go in thinking I might pick up a few apples and leave with a bag full of ingredients for a meal I suddenly feel inspired to make.And in October, when the surrounding Don Valley is bursting with colour, the whole experience feels even more magical.What makes Evergreen especially wonderful is that you can turn a simple market visit into an entire autumn morning.Grab a coffee, wander through the stalls, stock up on seasonal ingredients and explore the surrounding trails to admire the changing leaves.For a few hours, it's easy to forget you're in one of Canada's biggest cities.Evergreen Brick Works Farmers Market Website Carl Laidlaw Orchards See on InstagramPrice: $16 per adultWhen: Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Address: 9496 Heritage Rd., Brampton, ONWhy You Need To Go: In my opinion, it's not officially fall until you've gone apple picking.And if you haven't baked an apple crumble at least once before November arrives, I'm not entirely sure you've experienced the season properly.One of the prettiest places to embrace thi

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Please read our Commenting Policy first. Write a comment 23 comments HellYeah October 1, 2026 at 12:38 am Maybe even buy a few nukes off Putin with our economic powerhouse wealth! HellYeah October 1, 2026 at 12:36 am When Alberta separates everyone will own an assault rifle and be taught to shoot guns in grade 5 and up , come get some canindia M.W. September 30, 2026 at 11:01 pm I can’t wait to shut down the TMX. Of course BC won’t let a foreign country transport oil over our land or sea. Get the heck out of Canada. We’re all sick and tired of listening to your constant whining. It never ends. You act like Alberta is the only province in Canada. You won’t be taking anything that you didn’t pay for. British Columbians don’t like you. There’s no price you could pay to transport your filthy oil over our province. We’ll take our half of the TMX and use it to import cheap gas. You won’t be ripping us off anymore. And you can forget about retiring here. I can’t stand you f-ing people. You’re fake Canadians. Get lost! You can clean up all of your abandoned wells by yourself too. You’re the ones who were too lazy to enforce the rules. That’s on you. We build the infrastructure and you think that you own it? You don’t. M.W. September 30, 2026 at 10:50 pm I want them to separate. I don’t want another pipeline put twenty feet from my house. The workers caused the deaths of many of my elderly neighbors in our seniors home park. The pipeline goes through the middle of our neighborhood. They took great delight in making our lives a living hell. I will take great delight in sending them there. They ruined my recovery from a severely broken ankle and caused me to need another surgery. I am recovered and I will make them pay for what they have done and will do. I know a lot of very scary people who owe me many favors. I’ll be cashing them in. Joe September 30, 2026 at 10:30 pm Trump will rape and pillage Alberta and Albertans for every penny . These more ons think they will be better off with Americans taking their jobs, putting them in the armies to fight illegal wars , to be life long renters, have no health care that’s affordable, , no affordable housing . Only idiots would want to join America. Joe September 30, 2026 at 10:25 pm Yankee doodlers gov. Smith and her followers can go live in America if they don’t like it here . Put em in jail Anonymous September 30, 2026 at 9:47 pm 150 Billion To Start A New Country! Pennies! The Fed’s ran up 2 Trillion of debt in the last 10 years… Separatists and Anarchist Leftists are the same September 30, 2026 at 9:23 pm Separatists have clearly never considered themselves Canadian in the first place based on how they speak. St September 30, 2026 at 9:13 pm Frankly I don’t care if it solves the problem. I look forward to the new problems, this time devoid of the eastern Canadian parasites. Canada is dead. Thank a liberal voter. St September 30, 2026 at 9:12 pm Frankly I don’t if it solves the problem. I look forward to all of the new problems, this time devoid of eastern Canadian parasites Incontinentia Buckets September 30, 2026 at 8:45 pm PP is the best politician in Canada short of Danielle. But I disagree with both. Alberta Independence is the ONLY way to fix our problems. It may not solve them all, but it is the only option for change. Smart guy September 30, 2026 at 7:30 pm With all due respect, I like Pierre ,he got a raw deal that Trump scared the elbozozs enough to keep the worst version on any party in Canadian history at the helm.But Alberta voted in Harper for a decade and he could not break down the undemocratic Eastern socialist block to give the West more democracy within Canada,previously we tried the Reform Party all that did was give us more years of Liberals.So it, Canada is a lost cause I’m sorry to say. AB Patriot September 30, 2026 at 7:16 pm I would love to separate. Liberal values are not my values. Ben September 30, 2026 at 6:57 pm @Nick Curran. With respect, people were laid off at Stelco because of illegal US tariffs. We can’t sign a deal at any price. It would seem what the US is offering would permanently hobble manufacturing in Canada. I think thats too hard a price to pay. Of course my heart goes out to those workers and families but the government, one would hope, is looking out for all of Canada in the long run. Stewart September 30, 2026 at 6:53 pm Peer poli said Canada was broken. Only thing broken is your party. Go away peer poli and enjoy the freedumb. Parker Styles September 30, 2026 at 6:38 pm Elbows Up Carney Liberals are the problem. Chazz Williams September 30, 2026 at 6:22 pm I resent these separatists saying they are patriotic when they see the polls are not in thuer favour. I think every conservative who supported having a referendum to separate give up thier seats and pensions and move to the country they love. I see facists playing propaganda fir fools and the uneducated Nick Curran September 30, 2026 at 6:09 pm @Ben. Tell that to the laid of Stelco workers as Carney failed to get a deal. Carney is Mr. Broken Promises. Hector Andrei September 30, 2026 at 6:07 pm Getting rid of Elbows Up Carney/Trudeau Liberals would solve the problem for Alberta. 10 years of horrible leadership and governance. D Channon September 30, 2026 at 5:52 pm Pierre you have your own problems with MP’S separating from you! I do think that separation is not the answer for Alberta but we are taking a page out of the Quebec playbook as they did the same thing to get concessions from the federal government and are possibly voting in the same separatist government again which is looking for another referendum for Quebec. Ben September 30, 2026 at 5:48 pm Poilievre is the guy who keeps saying Canada is broken. Mr. Negativity. Aydon Grant September 30, 2026 at 5:35 pm …..uhhh…..yes. yes it will. Thats a minimum $40B that stays in Alberta and we WON’T involuntarily become part of the EU. That’s already a win. Anonymous September 30, 2026 at 5:14 pm Ukraine needs more billions ! Stop crying and send send send! Road to the Referendum homepage News Timeline Videos scroll left scroll right Video link Headline link Advertisement Close X Politics ‘Separation will not solve problems’: Poilievre speaks in Alberta ahead of referendum By Fakiha Baig The Canadian Press Posted September 30, 2026 4:49 pm 2 min read If you get Global News from Instagram or Facebook - that will be changing. Find out how you can still connect with us. Hide message bar View image in full screen Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, delivers a speech on national unity in Edmonton on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026. John Ulan/ The Canadisan Press Leave a comment Share this item on Facebook Share this item via WhatsApp Share this item on X Send this page to someone via email See more sharing options Share Close Share this item on Facebook facebook Share this item on X x Send this page to someone via email email Share this item via WhatsApp whatsapp Share this item via Telegram telegram Share this item on Reddit reddit Share this item on BlueSky bluesky Copy article link Copy link Descrease article font size Increase article font size Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre tried Tuesday to convince Albertans to vote to stay in Canada with less than three weeks to go until the Alberta referendum vote on separation. His speech at a downtown Edmonton hotel was among others he has given or plans to give in the province as part of his efforts to convince Conservative voters that Alberta is stronger within a united Canada.Poilievre, who is from Alberta, said separatists have a problem with the federal Liberal government — not with Canada.“Many Albertans are legitimately frustrated that a costly and controlling, big and bossy government has gone far beyond its jurisdictional boundaries,” he told a crowd of supporters holding Canadian flags and “Conservatives for Canada” signs.Premier Danielle Smith’s United Conservative Party government has called a 10-question referendum for Oct. 19. Story continues below advertisement The 10th and final question asks Albertans whether they want to stay in Canada or have a second, binding referendum on leaving the country. 1:54 Business leaders warn against Alberta separating from Canada Smith has said she supports Alberta staying a part of Canada and plans to vote that way in the referendum, but that hundreds of thousands have signed petitions for and against separation, and it’s time to put the issue to rest. Get daily National news Get daily Canada news delivered to your inbox so you'll never miss the day's top stories. By providing your email address, you have read and agree to Global News' Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. Critics, pointing to long-standing opinion polls indicating massive support for Alberta staying in Canada, have accused Smith of calling the vote to appease restive separatist hardliners in her party.Poilievre said Liberal government policies have left Canadians struggling to make ends meet, everywhere from the gas pump and the grocery store to buying a house.“Our businesses and workers are frustrated that our oil and gas is left in the ground and our opportunities are left there with it,” he said Tuesday. Story continues below advertisement The solution to those problems is not an independent Alberta, he said.“Separation will not solve those problems. Becoming even more Canadian will,” Poilievre said.“The solution is to double down on the way the country was always meant to work.” Share this on X Click to share quote on X: "The solution is to double down on the way the country was always meant to work." 1:39 7 in 10 Albertans say they plan to vote for Alberta to remain in Canada More on Politics More videos Vancouver mayoral candidates plan to take on public safety Young Canadians less hopeful about future of democracy: Statistics Canada Alberta extends deadline to apply for $100 energy rebate U.S. trade court scrutinizes Trump’s forced labour tariffs Ford government given advance warning of Stelco layoffs Questions about upstart Richmond civic party LNG Canada gets final green light for expansion Trump backs ‘self-regulation’ of AI leaders amid safety fears He said Albertans should keep fighting by, for example, forcing Ottawa to unlock the power of Alberta’s oil and gas industry.Earlier in the day, Poilievre attended a fundraiser for Conservatives for Canada, a group of federal politicians making the case for Alberta to stay in Confederation.He has tapped Dane Lloyd, a member of Parliament who represents an Alberta riding, to lead that effort.On Tuesday night, Lloyd gave a shout-

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7 things about Ottawa life that I didn't know were weird until I moved away Ottawa, you have some explaining to do 😅Living in Japan made me realize that Ottawa is... kind of weird.Alessa Hickman | Narcity, @bijoynelson | InstagramAlessa HickmanContributing WriterOct 09, 2026, 11:24 AMOct 07, 2026, 7:00 AMI was born and raised in Ottawa and lived there my entire life, so I'd like to think I know the city and all its quirks inside and out by now.But almost a year ago, I moved to Japan, and naturally, I've been experiencing a totally different way of life. It wasn't until I started living abroad that some of the things I always thought were just normal parts of Ottawa life started to seem a little weird.So, without further ado, here are seven Ottawa things I didn't realize were so uniquely Ottawa until I moved away. 1. We dress for winter like it's barely an inconvenience See on InstagramAs Canadians, we all know how to deal with some serious snow. But I have genuinely never seen people dress for winter the way we do in Ottawa.It can be actively snowing and freezing cold, and you'll still see someone on Bank Street going for a run in shorts — but with a toque on, of course. And trust me, I've spent many a winter wearing sneakers instead of winter boots in deep snow, so I get it.Here in Japan, though, people bundle up. There have been many days when I was outside in a T-shirt while the Japanese people around me were still wearing jackets. Now, I genuinely think Ottawans have some sort of built-in weatherproofing. 2. Locals' favourite pastime is complaining about transit See on InstagramNothing characterizes Ottawa more than our collective complaining about OC Transpo.If you're not from the capital, don't even bring up the name unless you want to set us off on social media, in person or pretty much anywhere else we can get our story in.I never thought much of it because, well, it's just how taking transit in Ottawa works. But after living in Japan, I think I see the madness even more clearly. Here, the trains are fast, super clean and pretty much always on time.Then I flash back to Ottawa and remember the bus driving right past me while I stand at the stop, the LRT breaking down every winter, hopping on the packed R1 bus like a sardine and planning to get somewhere 30 minutes in advance just in case the bus is late (or doesn't come at all).Now, I'm very grateful we have a transit system — don't get me wrong — but the OC Transpo chaos we survive is definitely a uniquely Ottawa experience. 3. Shawarma is a genuine Ottawa personality trait See on InstagramNew York has pizza, Italy has pasta, Quebec has poutine and Ottawa has... shawarma.I know lots of Canadian cities have foods associated with them, but Ottawa is just on another level with our shawarma game.We're literally the shawarma capital of Canada, we broke a world record for the longest shawarma line and it feels like there's a shawarma shop every few blocks or tucked into every plaza.If you don't want to cook dinner, need a meal on the go or have a 2 a.m. craving, shawarma is there for you unlike any other food in the city — and we all love it. 4. Ottawa really is a government city See on InstagramYou can't separate Ottawa (or Ottawans) from the government.We have tons of government workers — usually at least a couple of everyone's family members — so it's completely normal to grow up knowing people who work for the city, the federal government or at one of the countless other organizations around.And because Parliament Hill is smack downtown, it's the centre of so many of our protests, which honestly feel like your average Tuesday once you've lived here long enough.And I think pretty much every Ottawa kid did the classic field trip to Parliament at some point growing up. 5. We casually cross provincial borders for everyday errands See on InstagramI know other Canadian cities sit right on provincial borders, but crossing the Alexandra Bridge to Quebec feels like such a normal part of life in Ottawa — and you can even walk across in under 10 minutes.I don't necessarily think it's like that everywhere else.In the capital, people cross the bridge every day for work, school, to see friends or sometimes to grab drinks... I'm looking at you, 18-year-old Ottawans.When you live in the city, you don't ever think, "Wow, I'm going to a whole other province," because at this point, Gatineau just feels like it's part of Ottawa. 6. Everything closing at 10 p.m. See on InstagramWe've all seen posts online saying Ottawa is boring or that it's a sleepy city where everything closes at 5 p.m. I definitely disagree with that sentiment, but I do think Japan has spoiled me when it comes to store hours.In Ottawa, it's pretty normal for pharmacies and grocery stores to close around 9 or 10 p.m., and most restaurants close around that time too.And yes, I know some restaurants are open until midnight or even 2 a.m., but if you close the kitchen two hours prior... are you really fully open?Here in Japan, I can go to the grocery store, do karaoke, grab a meal or play arcade games basically 24 hours a day.Once you're used to having things to do all the time, it's hard to picture going back.So, it's not completely weird that things close around 9 or 10 p.m., per se, but I wouldn't mind having a few more late-night options in Ottawa... 7. The Rideau Street McDonald's raccoon is an Ottawa core memory See on InstagramThe Rideau Street McDonald's was an Ottawa institution up until it closed.I've been caught up in the chaos there more than once, but that never stopped us Ottawans from going back.Then came the viral moment.I'm sure everyone in the city has the image of that guy pulling a baby raccoon out of his sweater burned into their minds.And when the McDonald's closed in 2023, we all collectively mourned, and locals literally held their own funeral for it.But hey, now we get the new takeout-only one not too far from the original.Plus, someone on Reddit will always remind us of the local legend, so the Rideau McDonald's lore will live on forever.The opinions expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Narcity Media.From Your Site ArticlesI moved away from Ottawa and suddenly realized these 7 things weren't the norm ›7 things about Ottawa that I miss way more than I expected, since I moved away ›8 unspoken Ottawa truths that everyone who lives in the city just accepts ›7 things about life in Ottawa I thought were totally normal... until I moved away ›ottawa lifeottawa localottawaottawa livingottawa travelgrowing up in ottawalife in ottawalocal hot takesOttawaLifestyleOpinionCanadaLifestyle Alessa Hickman Contributing WriterAlessa Hickman (she/her) is a contributing writer for Narcity Media. 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With fall in Canada bringing wetter weather, muddy shoes and more dirt being tracked indoors, we found picks from Roborock, Shark and BISSELL, plus a few handy cleaning tools for everything from kitchen grime to hard-to-reach dust. Read on for clever cleaning solutions to help keep your home looking fresh as the seasons change.For floors that need a little extra help Roborock Q10 S5 Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner The roborock Q10 S5 Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner combines 10,000 Pa HyperForce suction, dual anti-tangle brushes, auto-lifting mop, and ReactiveTech LiDAR navigation for effortless cleaning of pet hair, carpets, and hard floors. $299.99 on Amazon Story continues below advertisement For tackling kitchen grime HOTO Grip Electric Spin Scrubber The HOTO Grip is a compact spin scrubber made for tackling kitchen messes, especially in those smaller, harder-to-reach spots. Weighing less than a can of pop, it reaches speeds of up to 400 RPM and comes with six magnetic brush heads designed for different surfaces. Use it on stovetops, range hoods, sinks, cookware and grout without worrying about it slowing down when you apply pressure. The waterproof design makes it easy to use around water, while a three-hour USB-C charge provides up to 110 minutes of runtime. $52.99 on Amazon (was $79.99) For quick clean-ups between deep cleans Shark WANDVAC WV200C Need a quick clean-up without hauling out the full-size vacuum? The Shark WANDVAC is a lightweight option that stays on its charging dock, so it’s always ready to go. Weighing just 1.4 pounds, it uses a powerful brushless motor to pick up crumbs, dust, and pet hair in a matter of seconds. Its cordless design makes it easy to grab and use, while the one-touch dust cup keeps emptying mess-free. 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7 of my must-do Ottawa fall experiences as a local who loves autumn I take fall very seriously, so naturally, I have the best bucket list 🎃🍂If you're as obsessed with fall as I am, you'll love these seven activities.@biotyfulltraveller | Instagram, Shashi Chaturvedula | UnsplashAlessa HickmanContributing WriterOct 09, 2026, 11:24 AMOct 08, 2026, 7:30 PMFall is my absolute favourite season, and I honestly think it's when Ottawa is at its best, too.I love watching all the leaves change, grabbing anything pumpkin spice-flavoured and, most importantly, doing all the fun fall activities around the city.So, from an autumn-loving local, these are the seven Ottawa experiences you can't miss this fall. 1. Spend a day (or night) at Saunders Farm See on InstagramPrice: $62.99 + fees for FrightFest general admission; $30.99 + fees for PumpkinFest general admissionWhen: Until November 1. Address: 7893 Bleeks Rd., Munster, ONWhy You Need To Go: It wouldn't be fall in Ottawa without a visit to Saunders Farm.I've been going to FrightFest almost every year since I was a teenager, so it's become one of my personal fall traditions.If you're into the spooky side of autumn, I'd definitely recommend going in the evening for the haunted attractions (don't skip The Shambles), but there's still lots to enjoy if you're looking for something without the jumpscares, too.Saunders also has a daytime PumpkinFest with hayrides, mazes, pumpkins and beyond.There's also food on-site, so you can easily make a whole day of it.Saunders Farm Website 2. A fall movie night See on InstagramPrice: FreeWhen: Fall eveningsAddress: Various locations around OttawaWhy You Need To Go: For me, fall movie-watching is a ritual, especially with Halloween right around the corner.Without fail, I binge all five Twilight movies... every single year.But for those of you who aren't Team Edward (and want to get out of the house), there are tons of free movie nights across Ottawa.Capital Pop-Up Cinema hosts free outdoor screenings of classic movies around the city, and the Ottawa Public Library also does free movie nights at different locations.Pick a good movie, curl up with a blanket and popcorn, and you'll have the perfect fall night — indoors or outside!Capital Pop-Up Cinema Website and Ottawa Public Library Website 3. Go for a hike in Gatineau Park See on InstagramPrice: Free to visit; parking may have fees.Address: Gatineau Park, Chelsea, QCWhy You Need To Go: I love hiking in Gatineau Park year-round, but I definitely think fall is the best time to visit.I always recommend checking out King Mountain for views of all the red, gold and orange leaves from the different lookouts, but Luskville Falls is another one of my favourites, and Pink Lake is a classic for a reason.And if you don't have a car, don't worry — you can still get out there this fall.The free Gatineau Park shuttle runs six days a week through October 25, with buses every 30 minutes, and it stops at some of the park's popular destinations.Don't sleep on Ottawa's hiking scene, either, though — there are some gorgeous trails and boardwalks right in the city if you don't want to venture too far.NCC Website 4. Stop by a cozy cafe See on InstagramWhy You Need To Go: I mentioned earlier that I love pumpkin spice, so obviously fall wouldn't be complete without visiting some of Ottawa's cute local cafes.I'm a big fan of Drip House for its all-day brunch options, and anywhere that serves a breakfast bowl is golden in my books.The Ottawa Bike Café is another must-stop spot for sandwiches, baked goods and great vibes, too.If you ask me, anything pumpkin spice, apple cider or a chai latte is guaranteed to hit the spot when the weather's chilly, so you can't go wrong with a coffee shop anywhere in the city.Via Ottawa Website 5. Take a fall day trip See on InstagramPrice: VariesWhen: AnytimeAddress: Within 1-2 hours of downtown OttawaWhy You Need To Go: This wouldn't be my fall bucket list if I didn't tell you to take a day trip.And you don't have to go far to have a good time.One of my favourites is heading to Calabogie to hike the Eagle's Nest Lookout trail. The views from the top never disappoint, especially when the surrounding trees are full of fall colours.You can also stop at Calabogie Peaks Resort for its chairlift ride. I'm never one to turn down anything that gives me a little adrenaline (and good scenery), so this is an ideal fall activity for me.Otherwise, you could spend a day exploring Perth, Manotick, Almonte or Montebello. Grab a coffee, visit the local shops, stop for something to eat and see where the road takes you.Calabogie Peaks Resort Website 6. Spend a Saturday morning at the Carp Farmers' Market See on InstagramPrice: Free admission; prices vary by vendor.When: Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., through late October.Address: Carp Fairgrounds, 3790 Carp Rd., Carp, ONWhy You Need To Go: There are actually quite a few farmers' markets around Ottawa, but the Carp Farmers' Market is my absolute favourite.There are tons of vendors, so you can pop in on a Saturday morning for fresh produce, local ciders, flowers and plants, baked goods and pretty much anything else you can think of.If going out to Carp isn't your thing, though, you can always check out the Lansdowne Farmers' Market for even more local goodies closer to home.Carp Farmers' Market Website 7. Check out a local pumpkin patch See on InstagramPrice: VariesWhen: Fall, typically September through October.Address: VariesWhy You Need To Go: A trip to the pumpkin patch is a must-do for fall. I don't make the rules!Even if you're not planning to carve a pumpkin, they're perfect for fall photos.You can wander through the patch, take some cute pictures for the 'gram and grab a little pumpkin to bring home.When I was a kid, my mom and I would go pumpkin picking together, and after we carved ours, we'd bake the seeds with some salt for a snack (very underrated in my opinion).One popular option is Miller's Farm & Market in Manotick — and one of my favourite day trips from Ottawa happens to be Manotick too, so it's a double win.The farm has a huge pumpkin patch, wagon rides, a corn maze and a few other activities.Basically, you can't get much more fall than this.Miller's Farm & Market WebsiteHappy fall! 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She's a freelance writer, editor, and content strategist covering an array of topics — from travel and career to food and everyday life. 7 breathtaking small towns and villages near Ottawa that transform into a fall dreamland Consider your next fall day trip plans sorted. 🍂 8 magical Toronto spots I visit every fall to feel like I'm in an autumnal dream My favourite season is fall and I'm not afraid to admit it.🍂 11 stunning fall destinations every Ontarian needs to visit at least once, according to locals How many have you been to? 👀 🍁 You're not a true Ottawa local unless you've been to at least 10 of these 15 iconic spots Let's see how local you really are 👀 Costco has Kirkland Signature Halloween candy that's cheaper than name-brand items Reese's, Snickers, Twix, Rockets and more! 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TTC is hiring drivers and you can make up to $43 an hour without a degree Customer service experience is required.TTC sign.Julian Gentile | UnsplashLisa BelmonteSenior WriterOct 02, 2026, 11:24 AMToronto Transit Commission (TTC) is hiring drivers for buses, streetcars, subways and other transit vehicles.You don't need a university degree or college diploma to make up to $43 an hour.Currently, the city's transit agency is staffing Transit Operator positions for various vehicles, such as buses, streetcars, subways, light rail transit and Wheel-Trans buses.This position requires a minimum 40-hour work week, and you must be available to work different schedules and shifts, like nights, split shifts, weekends and holidays.Duties of a Transit Operator with the TTC include:operating transit vehicles in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, operating procedures and TTC safety requirementsmaintaining an awareness of road, traffic, weather, vehicle, customer and operating conditionsresponding to potential hazards, service disruptions, changing conditions and emergenciesproviding customers with accurate information about fares, service routes, schedules, short turns, delays, diversions, emergencies, and transit policies and regulationsmaking clear and timely announcements to customers, including identifying connecting route locations and communicating service informationassisting customers with mobility and accessibility needs by following procedures for vehicle equipment, door-to-door pick-up and drop-off, and onboard securementThe salary for these TTC jobs is $33.45 to $43.66 an hour, and since a minimum 40-hour work week is required, you can make at least $69,576 to $90,812 a year.You must have a high school diploma or its recognized equivalent and prior frontline face-to-face customer service experience.Also, you need a valid Ontario Class G driver's license and meet all the standards of a Class CZ license for bus operators or a Class F license for Wheel-Trans operators.The ability to read, understand and apply written rules, operating procedures and safety requirements is required, along with the ability to follow verbal instructions and write legibly.You must have knowledge of the GTA's major roads, intersections, institutions and surrounding areas.The deadline to apply for these TTC jobs is Friday, October 23, 2026. Transit Operator Salary: $33.45 to $43.66 an hourCompany: TTCLocation: Various locationsWho Should Apply: You must have a high school diploma or its recognized equivalent and prior frontline face-to-face customer service experience.Also, you need a valid Ontario Class G driver's license and meet all the standards of a Class CZ license for bus operators or a Class F license for Wheel-Trans operators.Knowledge of the GTA's major roads, intersections, institutions and surrounding areas is required.You must be able to read, understand and apply written rules, operating procedures and safety requirements, follow verbal instructions, and write legibly.Apply OnlineThis article's cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.ttc jobsTorontoCanadaMoneyMoney Lisa Belmonte Senior Writer Lisa Belmonte (she/her) is a Senior Writer with Narcity Media. After graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), she joined the Narcity team. Lisa covers news and notices from across the country from a Canada-wide perspective. Her early coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic earned Narcity its first-ever national journalism award nomination. TTC is hiring in Toronto and you can make up to $144,000 a year with these jobs You don't need a university degree for some positions. TTC is hiring for these jobs that pay up to $202,000 a year and $50 an hour There are open positions in the trades. TTC is hiring for jobs in Toronto that pay up to $79 an hour or $162,000 a year Some positions offer a skilled trade premium! 7 high-paying TTC jobs that get you up to $50 an hour or $195,000 a year Trades workers get extra pay! 🤑 Lotto Max winning numbers for Friday, October 2 are out and there's a $70 million jackpot So many Maxmillions and MaxPlus winners! Ontario is home to a mini Switzerland with cobblestone streets and stunning fall colours It's a road trip from Toronto. Canada's best fall town is in Ontario and it's like strolling through a little European village Pumpkin-filled streets, old-world shops, and quaint cafes await. Debris spotted from missing Ontario air ambulance off Nantucket: U.S. Coast Guard Debris spotted from missing Ontario air ambulance

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Amazon Prime Big Deal Days runs Oct. 6–7 in Canada. Here’s what Canadian shoppers need to know, plus the early deals and products actually worth buying.

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Please read our Commenting Policy first. Write a comment Deals homepage The Curator Beauty Fashion Home & Kitchen Health & Fitness Kids & Family Outdoor Travel Gift Ideas Holiday scroll left scroll right Video link Headline link Advertisement Close X The Curator Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2026 Canada: Dates, deals and everything you need to know By Staff The Curator Team Posted October 5, 2026 11:30 am Updated October 6, 2026 2:31 pm 2 min read If you get Global News from Instagram or Facebook - that will be changing. Find out how you can still connect with us. Hide message bar View image in full screen The two-day savings event brings exclusive deals across categories, from tech and home essentials to beauty and more. 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This train ride from Toronto will transport you straight into an episode of Gilmore Girls.

This $8 train ride from Toronto takes you to a mini Stars Hollow village with fall magic You can unleash your inner Gilmore girl.A community in Ontario.@arunitapraharaj | Instagram, @anandirk | InstagramMadeline ForsythLead Writer, TravelSep 21, 2026, 12:17 PMSep 20, 2026, 8:30 PMThis train ride from Toronto will transport you straight into an episode of Gilmore Girls.With the autumn season just around the bend, you can enjoy all those cozy Stars Hollow vibes right here in Ontario without turning on your television.This little village just outside the city is brimming with Gilmore-level charm, and it's just a quick train ride away.You can spend a crisp day exploring the quaint streets, popping into boutiques, soaking up the colours, and sipping seasonal drinks at this spot.See on InstagramTucked away in Markham, Unionville is a charming little community with heritage buildings and a picturesque main street. Established in 1794, the area still has many buildings dating back to the 19th century.It's also an easy destination to visit without a car. GO Transit can take you from Toronto to Unionville in roughly 40 minutes, and from the station, it's about a 20-minute walk to Main Street, where you can start exploring the village.See on InstagramPRESTO fares start at $7.78 one-way per adult, making Unionville an easy and budget-friendly fall day trip from Toronto.With its heritage buildings, tree-lined streets, and storybook setting, it's no surprise the village was even used as the stand-in for the fictional Stars Hollow in the Gilmore Girls pilot.See on InstagramCome autumn, the setting feels even more like something out of the show, with colourful leaves adding to the cozy small-town atmosphere. You can follow a self-guided Gilmore Girls walking tour to spot real filming locations, including the iconic gazebo, and take in the kind of quaint fall scenery that feels straight out of Stars Hollow.See on InstagramIt's a gorgeous time to visit Unionville, when the streets are scattered with colourful leaves, pumpkins line the sidewalks, and seasonal lattes become a staple.No trip to Stars Hollow is complete without coffee, and you can unleash your inner Lorelai at spots like Behind The Alley, Acoffee Unionville, or Espresso 21 Cafe Restaurant.See on InstagramYou'll also want to head to the town's gazebo for more Stars Hollow vibes, and stroll around Toogood Pond Park for stunning fall views.On October 25, you can get into the spooky spirit with Halloween on Main, a celebration featuring all sorts of haunting fun.If you want to spend the harvest season like a Gilmore girl, this little village is just a train ride away from the city.Unionville websiteBefore you get going, check out our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your adventure.From Your Site ArticlesThis cute Ontario town is 'Canada's version' of Stars Hollow and it even has its own 'Luke's' ›stars hollowgilmore girlsunionville gilmore girlstrain rides near torontogo transitfall bucket listnarcity hidden gemsTravelCanada Madeline Forsyth Lead Writer Madeline Forsyth is a Toronto-based Lead Writer for Narcity Media. After earning her B.A. (Hons) at Queen's University, she spent a year travelling much of the world as a flight attendant. Now, she uses her experience in the travel industry and passion for writing to share stories about buzzworthy events and adventures across Canada and the globe. Madeline has been published in PopSugar and has interviewed sports and entertainment personalities for Narcity. She has covered and photographed restaurant openings as well as event launches such as the world premiere of the Dr. Seuss Experience. Some of her favourite things to write about include charming small towns and anything to do with Harry Potter. This $10 train ride from Toronto takes you to a tiny village with cute shops and cafes It's like stepping into Stars Hollow. I visited a real-life Stars Hollow near Toronto and it was like stepping into a storybook It's like walking right onto the set of "Gilmore Girls." ✨ 7 VIA Rail summer getaways from Toronto that cost less than a tank of gas round-trip You can explore the province without stopping at the pumps. You're not a true Ontarian unless you've been to at least 6 of these 12 cozy villages and towns They're even more charming in the fall. 🍁 ☕️ Lotto Max winning numbers for Friday, October 2 are out and there's a $70 million jackpot So many Maxmillions and MaxPlus winners! Ontario is home to a mini Switzerland with cobblestone streets and stunning fall colours It's a road trip from Toronto. Canada's best fall town is in Ontario and it's like strolling through a little European village Pumpkin-filled streets, old-world shops, and quaint cafes await. Debris spotted from missing Ontario air ambulance off Nantucket: U.S. Coast Guard Debris spotted from missing Ontario air ambulance

You must be a Canadian citizen to work as a communications analyst.

CSIS is hiring for jobs that pay up to $120,000 and you need to know these foreign languages You must be a Canadian citizen to work as a communications analyst.Canadian Security Intelligence Service sign.Avery Friedlander | NarcityLisa BelmonteSenior WriterSep 30, 2026, 4:04 PMCanadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) is hiring people who know foreign languages to work as analysts.These are high-paying jobs, and you can earn up to $120,000 a year.The federal intelligence agency is staffing Communications Analyst positions at regional offices across the country, and Canadian citizens can apply.Positions are currently located in Calgary, Edmonton, Regina, Winnipeg, Toronto, Gatineau and Montreal.The salary for these CSIS jobs is $99,392 to $120,917 per year.As a Communications Analyst, you'll read or listen to material in a foreign language, determine its relevance and importance, and produce translations and reports based on the intelligence value to generate leads for investigations.You also have to conduct research and analysis on social, economic, geopolitical, ethno-cultural and other subjects, and use your understanding of the relevant culture to inform the analysis.Since the position requires foreign communications analysis, you must be able to translate one or more of these foreign languages into French or English:MandarinRussianPunjabiUrduHindiSpanishYou must have an undergraduate degree and two years of experience working in a team environment and in research, analysis and report writing.Also, you need experience using computer systems, computer applications and tools, and communication and social media apps. Proficiency in Mandarin, Russian, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi or Spanish at a specialized level is required.You must have knowledge of the CSIS mandate, the CSIS Act, and the Government of Canada's intelligence priorities related to national security.The closing date is Thursday, October 29, 2026. Communications Analyst Salary: $99,392 to $120,917Company: CSISLocation: Calgary, Edmonton, Regina, Winnipeg, Toronto, Gatineau and MontrealWho Should Apply: You must be able to translate Mandarin, Russian, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi or Spanish into English or French.An undergraduate degree is required, along with two years of experience working in a team environment and in research, analysis and report writing.You also need to know how to use computer systems, computer applications and tools, and communication and social media apps.Apply On CSIS CareersThis article's cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.high paying jobscsis jobsCanadaMoney Lisa Belmonte Senior Writer Lisa Belmonte (she/her) is a Senior Writer with Narcity Media. After graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), she joined the Narcity team. Lisa covers news and notices from across the country from a Canada-wide perspective. Her early coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic earned Narcity its first-ever national journalism award nomination. Government of Canada jobs are open in these cities and pay up to $137,000 a year Some positions don't require a degree. These government of Canada jobs in cities across the country pay up to $120,000 a year You don't need a lot of work experience. CSIS is hiring for IT jobs that pay up to $106,000 a year and don't require much experience Recent and upcoming grads are eligible to apply. CSIS is hiring in these Canadian cities for jobs that pay you almost $100,000 to spy Job duties include conducting discreet physical surveillance. 🔎 Service Canada is hiring for hundreds of jobs and you don't need a degree Positions are located across the country. Recalls for chicken, fruit, nuts, ice cream and more food items were issued in Canada recently These products could be contaminated or have undeclared ingredients. I ranked 6 frozen pizzas from Canadian grocery stores and one is better than Delissio I ate a lot of pizza for this 🍕 Lotto Max winning numbers for Tuesday, September 29 are out and there's a $65 million jackpot So many MaxPlus winners!

Basics This topic answers some basic questions about Zencoder. FAQ What does Zencoder do? Zencoder is an online video converting/encoding/transcoding service. We take videos that you get from your website’s users, or other sources, and convert them into formats that are compatible with web playback, mobile phones, or any other device you need to support. Who is Zencoder for? Zencoder is for developers who want to integrate video into their application without going through the painful and slow process of building, maintaining, and scaling their own transcoding servers. Any website or application that accepts video uploads from users needs some form of transcoding backend. Videos uploaded by users are rarely in sizes and formats that are playable on the web and other devices. How do I upload a video to be encoded? The purpose of Zencoder is to automatically convert your videos without having to manually upload each one to us through a web form. To accomplish this we’ve created an API that allows your application to communicate with Zencoder and alert us when a new video needs to be encoded. To begin, your video(s) should be on a file server or cloud hosting service, like Amazon S3 or Rackspace Cloud Files, that Zencoder can access via the web. Then you can use our Request Builder to create an encoding job request which tells Zencoder where to find your video, how to encode it, and where to put the resulting output video. See the Request Builder in your account for more details. Are there limits of size of files that can be uploaded using the Request Builder? Yes - only files less that 5GB in size can be uploaded using the request builder. What is an encoding job? An encoding job is the process of taking an input video or audio file and converting it to one or more output formats. You can start an encoding job through the API or using the Request Builder in your account. In the encoding process, Zencoder first downloads the input file from wherever it is hosted. We then convert the file to the specified output settings and upload the output files to either our own servers, or to a specific location that you set (often the same hosting server as the input file). Can I submit multiple inputs in one encoding job? No, only one input per job is allowed. What programming languages is Zencoder compatible with? Any language capable of sending HTTP requests. This includes Python, Ruby, Java, .NET (C#, VB, F#, etc.), PHP, Perl, Javascript, Tcl, Haskell, Factor, Common Lisp, Smalltalk, Forth, ML, R, S, J, K, Bash, Clojure, Scala, Modula2, Modula3, ColdFusion, Emacs Lisp, Lua, C, C++, D, Objective-C, NewtonScript, Mathematica, PL/SQL, Cobol, Arc, and Assembly. If you don't see your preferred language here, check to see if it supports The Internet. If so, it's probably fine. In other words, the Zencoder API is just HTTP requests in and out. We do offer a few integration libraries, which make it a bit easier to use, but it isn't that hard to integrate with Zencoder without a library. Built-in JSON or XML support is a bonus, but JSON is so simple that if you happen to use a language that doesn't support it (Cobol?), you can probably hack it together yourself. What integration libraries do you offer? We've created a few libraries to make integrating with Zencoder easier: Ruby PHP Elixir Node.js Python Java Some of our customers have created their own libraries and made them available for use as well. C# .Net Clojure Go We'd love to add more libraries down the road, so if you're building one, let us know and we'll add it to our docs. Do I need an integration library? No. At the minimum, integrating with Zencoder is just sending a HTTP request with a JSON or XML body. You can do this from the command line with curl. Get a 201 Created back, and you've just integrated with Zencoder. Beyond that, you might want to receive output_notification via HTTP. Give us a URL, and we'll POST job status back to you. You just need a URL on your site set up to receive a HTTP POST with a JSON or XML body. Finally, you might want to use our API to do other things with encoding jobs, like working_with_jobs, working_with_jobs, or working_with_jobs. That's just HTTP requests too. What does an integration library do? Our integration libraries abstract you from the raw HTTP requests. Using our Ruby library, for instance, you can create a job like this: Zencoder::Job.create({:input => 's3://bucket/key.mp4', :outputs => [{:label => 'vp8 for the web', :url => 's3://bucket/key_output.webm'}]}) Rather than doing something like this: require 'uri' require 'json' response = Net::HTTP.post_form(URI.parse('jobs.json'), {:input => 's3://bucket/key.mp4', :outputs => [{:label => 'vp8 for the web', :url => 's3://bucket/key_output.webm'}]}.to_json) The libraries don't enable any functionality that you don't have when working with the API directly. They just make it a bit easier. What should I do if you don't have an integration library for my language? You have three options. Build your own and release it Work without a library Ask us if we have one in the works Can I build my own Zencoder library and share it? Of course. If you open-source a Zencoder library, we'll probably even link to it. Feel free to copy our Ruby library in your language of choice. How can I get notifications on my development machine? Third-party tools can be used, for example ngrok. What is integration mode? Integration Mode is a setting on your account that allows you to test your integration of Zencoder without getting charged for encoding. You can read more about it in the Test Jobs and Integration Mode section. What is privacy mode? Privacy mode will enforce certain API parameters to protect your content from unauthorized views. We will also disable the thumbnails taken by our system (you can still specify output thumbnails) and obfuscate any potentially sensitive information. Zencoder employees will not view private files for any reason. If you are sending adult content through Zencoder your account must be in privacy mode. Are API requests rate limited? Yes, Zencoder limits how many times you can call a particular method inside a given timeframe. Limits are tracked on a per-method (resource) basis, with the exception of progress requests, which are tracked per-output. For example, calls to get job and output info all count towards the same limit, while calls for output progress are tracked separately per output. Each account is allowed 60 requests per minute, with the exception of job creation requests, which are limited to 1,000 requests per minute, and output progress requests, which are limited to 60 requests per minute per output. Each HTTP response contains a header called " X-Zencoder-Rate-Remaining". This header lists the number of calls you can make to a given resource within the current time frame. If you exceed your quota, Zencoder will return a 403 error with a body of " 403 Forbidden (Rate Limit Exceeded)". We'll also send back an additional header, " Retry-After", which contains the number of seconds until your quota is reset. Why are API requests rate limited? We limit API requests to a reasonable number in order to ensure that one customer's use of Zencoder does not adversely affect other customers. Without rate limiting, one customer could flood our system with requests in a way that would prevent another customer from being able to use the system. This happens periodically by accident when customers are first working with an API - a simple programming error could flood the API with requests that the customer doesn't mean to send. As long as your application is set up properly, rate limiting should not be a problem. When we return a 403 with "Rate Limit Exceeded" in the body, just retry your request after the specified period of time. If you find that you are regularly running in to these limits, contact us to discuss your setup and options.

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I left Toronto and now I can't unsee these 8 ways the city falls short I love you, Toronto, but...😬I left Toronto and now I can't unsee these 8 things it gets wrong.Brittany Barber | NarcityBrittany BarberContributing WriterSep 23, 2026, 2:35 PMSep 23, 2026, 2:34 PMAscendingI grew up in Toronto and spent most of my life there, so I'm always going to have a lot of love for the city. It's exciting, diverse, creative and packed with great neighbourhoods, restaurants and things to do — and now that I live abroad, there's plenty that I miss about Toronto.But moving away from Toronto has also made some of the city's shortcomings a lot harder to ignore. After spending time in other major cities, I've realized there are parts of everyday life here — from public transit and walkability to housing, nightlife and public spaces — where Toronto still has plenty of room to improve.Obviously, no city is perfect, and I'm not interested in comparing Toronto with Paris, Copenhagen or New York just for the sake of complaining. But when it comes to some of the things that make a city easier, more affordable and simply more enjoyable to live in, there are a few areas where Toronto could take some serious notes.Here are eight ways I think Toronto falls short compared with other cities — from a local who left and now sees it a little differently. Toronto's public spaces could be so much better Toronto has some great parks, but compared with cities like Montreal, Paris or Copenhagen, it doesn't do the best job of turning public spaces into places where people actually want to gather and linger.Montreal, for example, pedestrianized a ton of streets this spring, including seven major commercial streets. Toronto does close Kensington Market for Pedestrian Sundays and has experimented with things like expanded sidewalk patios, but so much of the city still feels designed around moving cars through it rather than making space for people to hang out. Toronto's waterfront is underwhelming Toronto sits on an absolutely enormous lake, but huge stretches of the waterfront still feel cut off from the rest of the city by highways, condo developments, industrial land and awkward infrastructure.Compare that with waterfronts in cities like Sydney, Copenhagen or Marseille and Toronto can feel pretty underwhelming.To be fair, things have improved a lot. Sugar Beach, Trillium Park, Harbourfront and the Port Lands have all made the water much more accessible over the last decade or so — but for a city built along Lake Ontario, it still feels like there's so much more potential. Toronto's subway still isn't fully accessible According to the TTC's spring newsletter, 64 of Toronto's 70 subway stations are accessible. That's real progress, but it still leaves six stations without full step-free access.The good news is that College, Museum, Spadina and King are expected to become accessible this year, while Islington is projected for 2027 and Old Mill for 2028. It's great that the remaining upgrades are finally on the way, but for a subway system that opened in 1954, taking until the late 2020s to become fully accessible still feels like a pretty glaring example of Toronto playing catch-up.For comparison, cities including Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Copenhagen already have step-free access across their entire metro rail networks. Toronto isn't that walkable A lot of Toronto's coolest neighbourhoods are super walkable, but the city's pedestrian infrastructure gets surprisingly patchy once you move beyond the downtown core.According to the city, almost 800 kilometres of local roads — nearly one-quarter of them — don't have sidewalks. Add in constant construction detours, massive intersections and six-lane suburban arterials, and suddenly Toronto doesn't feel quite as pedestrian-friendly as it likes to think it is.Compare that with cities like Paris, where pedestrian-only streets and car-free areas are spread across the city, or Barcelona, which has transformed parts of its street grid through its pedestrian-focused "superblocks." Toronto has plenty of walkable pockets, but outside them, it can still feel like pedestrians come second. Creativity is getting priced out I'm not just saying this because rent is expensive — although it is. When housing costs get this high, they also change who can afford to experiment here. Artists, musicians, small businesses, quirky little venues and people in their early 20s often need relatively affordable space to get started — and good luck finding much of that in Toronto.The average resale price across Toronto and the GTA was $993,410 in August 2026, which is actually low compared with recent years, while Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation forecasts the average two-bedroom rent at around $2,120.In my opinion, cities lose so much of their creative edge when every square foot requires a serious amount of money just to exist in it. Toronto is trading charm for condos Toronto has gorgeous Victorian storefronts, industrial warehouses, old theatres, corner shops and strange little buildings — along with a remarkable ability to replace them with a glass condo podium containing a Shoppers Drug Mart.Places like London, Paris and Montreal aren't immune to redevelopment, obviously, but Toronto can feel especially ruthless when it comes to preserving that architectural texture and character. I'm sorry, but I'll never not be nostalgic for the Toronto that had Honest Ed's and the Galleria Mall. Toronto needs more late-night hangouts peaking of Toronto nostalgia — is it just me, or did the city once have way more late-night diners, coffee shops and 24-hour spots? You know, the kind of places where you could sit after a shift, sober up after a night out or chat with a friend for three hours without spending $80 on cocktails.Cities like Montreal, New York and plenty of places across Europe seem to do this much better. Toronto has no shortage of trendy bars and fancy-shmancy restaurants, but there seem to be far fewer casual third places where you can just hang out late without spending a fortune. Toronto's bike lanes are too patchy This is probably the most Toronto cycling complaint possible, but alas, here we are.Some of Toronto's bike lanes are genuinely great. Richmond and Adelaide have seen major improvements, while parts of Bloor, the Danforth and the waterfront are pretty pleasant to ride. But they're still just pockets of a much bigger network.If you don't know a route well, you can be happily pedalling along a protected bike lane only for it to suddenly end and spit you out into mixed traffic on a major road, which can be pretty freaky. Compared with cities like Amsterdam or Copenhagen — cruel comparisons, I know — cycling in Toronto still requires a ton of route planning just to avoid ending up somewhere stressful or unsafe.Toronto is still a great city, and none of this changes how much I love it. But spending time elsewhere has made me realize how much better some parts of city life could be. A little more space for people, a little less space for cars, and a bit more room for creativity and character would go a long way!The opinions expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Narcity Media.From Your Site ArticlesI ranked major tourist attractions in Toronto from 'actually worth it' to 'skip it' ›7 quintessential Toronto experiences that every true local has to do at least once ›I'm a Toronto local — this is my definitive list of the city's 25 best restaurants - Narcity ›local hot takesfirst personopiniontoronto newsliving in torontotoronto neighbourhoodsttctoronto transittoronto housingtoronto rentTorontoLifestyleOpinionCanadaLifestyle Brittany Barber Contributing Writer Brittany Barber (she/her) is a contributing writer for Narcity Media Group. She was previously a staff writer for Narcity's Studio, where she wrote sponsored content. She has also written for BuzzFeed Canada, and holds a Bachelor of Arts from Bishop's University, where she studied communications, music, theatre, and creative writing. Brittany loves spending her free time in the great outdoors, whether it's a two-week canoe trip or an afternoon hike. I'm a Toronto local and I'm begging you (tourists) to stop doing these annoying things Don't know what a "Toronto left" is? Take transit. 9 uniquely Toronto things I thought were totally normal until I moved away Turns out it's a pretty unique place. 8 reasons why I'm glad I don't live in Toronto anymore and won't move back Toronto has no shortage of faults. I moved away from Toronto and here are 7 things that I don't miss at all The city has its downfalls... Costco has Kirkland Signature Halloween candy that's cheaper than name-brand items Reese's, Snickers, Twix, Rockets and more! 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I ranked Pepsi from 5 major fast-food chains and they definitely don't all taste the same​ You will NEVER guess the winner...🥤Who needs a coffee when you can have a pepsi? Lauren DiBenedetto | NarcityLauren DiBenedettoContributing WriterOct 09, 2026, 10:34 AMOct 07, 2026, 7:00 PMI'm going to cut right to the chase: One Canadian fast-food chain does, in fact, have superior fountain soda Pepsi, and it is not the one you would expect. Let's rewind a bit, though...I decided to put five major fast-food chains to the test and order the same thing at each: a regular, medium Pepsi. No Diet Pepsi, no Pepsi Zero Sugar, no bottles — just classic fountain Pepsi.You would assume that because it's the same product, it wouldn't vary from restaurant chain to restaurant chain, but after taste-testing each one for myself (and drinking far too much caffeine), I'm here to tell you it's a world of difference.The first thing I learned was that finding five major fast-food chains that actually serve Pepsi is harder than you might think. Some of the most obvious contenders — McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King and A&W — are Coca-Cola territory, which narrowed down my options pretty quickly.Eventually, I landed on Taco Bell, KFC, Harvey's, Dairy Queen and Subway. Next order of business? The criteria. I decided to try them as close together as I could, paying close attention to temperature, carbonation and sweetness. The Holy Trinity of Soda. And, because I think context matters, I also considered one slightly less scientific category: how good Pepsi actually tastes with the food the restaurant is known for.My conclusion? These absolutely do not all taste the same.Here's my ranking — from the Pepsi I'd be least likely to go back for to the one that made me understand why people can get weirdly passionate about fountain pop. #5. Subway Subway foundation soda ranking.Lauren DiBenedetto | Narcity I hate giving out last place, but alas, when making a list, one needs to be at the bottom. Subway comes in last, and I want to preface this by saying that I may have simply gotten an unlucky fountain pour. Still, this was the least satisfying Pepsi of the five.Subway's Canadian menu actually gives Pepsi fans a surprising amount of choice. Depending on the location, you can find bottled Pepsi and Pepsi Zero Sugar alongside fountain Pepsi Real Sugar, and some locations also offer Diet Pepsi. Naturally, I went fountain for this ranking. My Subway Pepsi didn't have that immediate, sharp hit of carbonation most people look for on the first sip of a fountain drink. It tasted slightly flatter than the others, which I think could be attributed to the very minimal amount of ice in the drink. For some people, that would probably be a selling point — technically, less ice means more Pepsi.I am not one of those people. Despite my personal aversion to my stomach's reaction to carbonation, the joy of a fountain drink is that tingle on the tongue. And as someone who doesn't have an ice machine in their fridge, I want an almost unreasonable amount of ice in my fountain pop. That's the luxury of having a drink outside my house. The colder the drink, the crisper it tastes, and the Subway Pepsi simply wasn't cold enough to give me that effect.The flavour itself was fine, and the sweetness was there, but it lacked that fizzy bite that made my top choices stand out.Maybe I got a bad batch. Maybe I'm an ice extremist. Either way, it landed at the bottom.Price: $2.99 Score: 2.5/5 #4. Dairy Queen Dairy Queen fountain Pepsi.Lauren DiBenedetto | Narcity Dairy Queen's Pepsi was perfectly respectable. It was cold, carbonated and exactly what I expect when I order a fountain Pepsi. My bigger problem with Dairy Queen has almost nothing to do with the actual Pepsi.I simply don't know if I want Pepsi with my Dairy Queen.This experiment made me realize that part of what makes a fast-food soft drink great is how naturally it fits with the rest of the menu. A fountain pop beside fries, fried chicken or a taco? Absolutely.A Pepsi while I'm eating a Blizzard?My brain does not like it. Dirty sodas might be all the rage south of the border, but here in Toronto, it's not exactly my first instinct. Of course, Dairy Queen serves burgers, chicken and fries too, so this is entirely a me problem. But when I think DQ, I think ice cream — and I'm probably choosing a Blizzard over a Pepsi every time.As far as the drink itself goes, though, it was cold, fizzy and solidly middle-of-the-road. No standout features, whether good or bad. Price: $2.27Score: 3/5 #3. Harvey's Harvey's Pepsi.Lauren DiBenedetto | Narcity Good old-fashioned Harvey's.I respect the beverage selection here because Harvey's isn't making Pepsi drinkers choose between regular and diet. Its current menu lists Pepsi, Pepsi Zero Sugar and Diet Pepsi. But the regular Pepsi itself was pretty straightforward. If somebody asked me what a standard fountain Pepsi tastes like, I would probably give them this one.It wasn't aggressively syrupy or overwhelmingly sweet. In fact, compared with Taco Bell and KFC, it tasted slightly lighter to me. There was less ice in my cup than at my top two spots, which may have made it feel a little softer and less sharply carbonated, but at the end of the day, it worked with Harvey's food. Maybe I'm getting too philosophical about fountain pop here, but the slightly less-sweet Pepsi somehow matched Harvey's old-school fast-food charm. It tasted unfussy. Classic burger, fries, fountain Pepsi.Nothing about it screamed, "This is the greatest Pepsi you have ever consumed."But nothing was wrong with it either.It was just a really good, normal fountain Pepsi — and apparently that's enough for third place.Price: $3.89Score: 3.5/5 #2. KFC KFC Fountain Pepsi Lauren DiBenedetto | Narcity Before this experiment, I'd heard people claim that KFC is to Pepsi what McDonald's is to Coca-Cola, and after trying it, I can see why. This was excellent.It was extremely cold, very carbonated, and tasted to me like the perfect balance of syrup and water. There was no watery aftertaste, but it also wasn't so sweet that it felt sticky.Most importantly, KFC was generous with the ice.Again, I realize some people view a mountain of ice as the restaurant robbing them of what they're owed; I, however, view it as a public service.Ice is the key to a great fountain drink. I want my Pepsi cold enough to hurt my teeth (and trust me when I say that's not very hard; I have very sensitive teeth). That extra chill makes the carbonation feel sharper, which is exactly what happened here.It also helps that Pepsi and fried chicken are an elite combination.Interestingly, KFC and Taco Bell are sister brands, which brings me to something I noticed immediately: my KFC Pepsi tasted almost exactly like my Taco Bell Pepsi.Same crispness. Same strong carbonation. Same satisfying coldness.Taste-wise, these two were basically tied.So why did KFC come in second? You'll have to keep reading to see...Price: $3.49Score: 4/5 #1. Taco Bell Taco BellfFountain Pepsi.Lauren DiBenedetto | Narcity There's an internet legend that McDonald's Coca-Cola somehow tastes better than Coca-Cola everywhere else. Taco Bell Pepsi made me wonder whether something similar was happening here.Taco Bell is known for its beverages. It pays as much attention to the drink as they do the whole meal.And I don't just mean that Taco Bell serves Pepsi. I mean PepsiCo drinks are fundamental to the whole Taco Bell experience.Mountain Dew is a PepsiCo brand, and Taco Bell has made Baja Blast, its famous tropical lime Mountain Dew flavour — the heart and soul of their branding. Now, whether that was their choice or the general public's adoration for the drink is another question. But either way, they capitalize on it.But when it comes to the taste here, all I can tell you is what was in my cup.The water tasted filtered and cold. The syrup-to-water ratio felt perfect. The carbonation was sharp without being unpleasant, and plenty of ice kept the whole thing freezing cold.It was crisp.And after drinking five Pepsi fountain drinks close together, "crisp" became the defining characteristic separating the great ones from the fine ones.Taco Bell and KFC were nearly indistinguishable on taste alone, but Taco Bell squeaked into first because of the true loyalty to Pepsi as a brand. Price: $3.49Score: 5/5Before doing this, I expected to write five variations of "Yep, tastes like Pepsi." That did not happen.The differences weren't dramatic enough that I would mistake one drink for an entirely different soda, but side by side, they were obvious.Temperature and ice made the biggest difference to me, but the biggest surprise was realizing just how much the restaurant itself affected my perception of the drink.Fried chicken needs fountain pop. Tacos need fountain pop. A classic Harvey's burger practically demands one.And while technically the Pepsi coming out of all five machines is supposed to be the same drink, after tasting them back to back, I can confidently say one thing: Pepsi is definitely not just Pepsi.The opinions expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Narcity Media.From Your Site ArticlesI spent $15 at 3 of Canada's big fast food chains — One was CLEARLY the best value for money - Narcity ›I ranked 5 major fast food chains in Canada from worst to best — The winner is shocking ›I tried my favourite fast-food chains from Canada in Japan and the differences shocked me - Narcity ›fast food canadafast food chainsfast food restaurantskfc canadataco belltaco bell canadasubway canadafast foodcanadian fast foodtried and testedEat and DrinkOpinionCanada Lauren DiBenedetto Contributing Writer Lauren DiBenedetto (she/her) is a contributing writer for Narcity Media. 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