After 16-year-old Gabrial Mageles was killed in yet another act of random violence on the TTC, people are demanding something be done to increase safety. And mayoral candidates, MPPs and even the Premier have come forward with ideas, but do they actually address the root issue? And now that we are out of the pandemic, the province is planning to eliminate a much-needed program as well as heavily reduce incentives for seniors. Follow along with host Dani Stover as she dives into what happened at Keele Station, why bail reform is part of the conversation, and why the province may need to start investing more in its most vulnerable citizens with healthcare and housing.

Only a few highways can get you into Toronto, and only the Gardiner gets you right to the core. Since it's so important, is it fair that Toronto foots the costly bill or should the province help out? And as the mayoral race draws closer, more candidates have thrown their hats in the ring. Dani Stover not only helps break down some of the new candidates, what some of them have planned for the Gardiner Expressway, and why it can make for an interesting election run for the city.

Toronto is stuck in a weird phase of awkward growth as we're still waiting to find out who will be our next mayor, let alone all the new condos going up and plans for expansion in-store. Follow along with Dani Stover as she explores the fears of residents in Corktown, and why one mayoral candidate is pushing for free public transit. And stories of real estate scams have become more common in the past few months. Dani Stover dives into how people's houses are being sold illegally from right under their noses...and who could be responsible.

The city is building thousands of new homes, and that means some older ones will have to be demolished. But could it be done sustainably while making a profit? Dani Stover speaks with Meredith Moore, the founder of Ouroboros Deconstruction about how demolition can be done sustainably, and what "deconstruction" is. And have you ever wondered why we have nicknames for our political parties? Dani Stover and Sabrina Nanji, a journalist and founder of Queen's Park Observer about why we call our Liberals "Grits", and Conservatives "Tories"

After Tory's abrupt departure, more possible candidates come to light every day. Host Dani Stover highlights some of the big names being tossed around and what's next for Toronto. And as thousands of homes start going up, QAnon has somehow become entangled in a convenient neighbourhood layout. Dani helps define what 15-minute cities are, and why QAnon is involved.

On this episode of Today in TO, host Dani Stover takes a look at some big changes the city has recently gone through, and some that are still to come. After Mayor John Tory announced that he would be resigning from office, it's become the talk of the town. Dani Stover takes a look back at the former Mayor's tenure, why he left office and what's next for TO. And the city has plans to make some major changes to Hanlan's Point. But some groups said the city left them out of the discussion, and fear they will be excluded. Dani speaks with Daniel Fusca, the manager of Toronto's Parks, Forestry and Recreation Public Engagement Team about why the City decided to take a step back and revisit the issue, what the proposed changes would be, and what's going to happen to TO's only nude beach.

There's a lot going on in Toronto and it can be hard to keep up. TLDR? Or shall we say, too long didn’t listen? Then this podcast is for you. Today in TO is Toronto's news podcast. Host, Dani Stover, will take a look at the biggest stories in the city and connect the dots on what's going on, how we got here and what you'll want to keep an eye on. It serves up a succinct overview of the stories that matter most to the GTA.