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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Council votes for program incentivizing new rental homes by cutting taxes and fees
• 40 percent say their income isn't enough to live on - Toronto Foundation
• $48 million to rip out bike lanes on Bloor, Yonge and University
• MAT tax to increase to help pay for 2026 FIFA World Cup
• TTC offers sneak peek at art installations
• Eras Tour kicks off tonight at Rogers Centre

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Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• Use of force by Toronto cops down in 2023
• Staggering numbers: Food bank usage way up
• City earmarks 92 homes as rent-geared-to-income in Downtown East area
• Survey: Young people see home ownership as out of reach
• City to vote on street sweeping service standard for downtown bike lanes
• Inside the Village: Taylor Swift lands in Toronto (cue the chaos)
• Leafs and Capitals tonight in Washington

Send us a text

Welcome to Today in Toronto, a daily podcast from TorontoToday.ca highlighting stories making headlines. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your favourite podcasts and sign up for our two daily newsletters, The Stir and The Zone, delivered free to your inbox daily.

On today's podcast:

• 40-year old suffers stab wounds at downtown park
• Police continue to search for missing 35-year old woman
• City councillors consider proposal for 11-storey apartments
• Canadian Union of Postal Workers gives strike notice to Canada Post
• Will Taylor Swift visit the CN Tower
• Maclean's release list of 40 wealthiest Canadians - Torontonians did well