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Over the weekend, two TTC staff workers were seen at Eglinton Subway Station at the Duplex Avenue exit to prevent people from illegally entering. This entrancehas been a consistent area for fare evasion as many are able to walk through and enter the zone without paying, the transit agency says. Fare evasion includes illegal entry into a subway station through a bus bay, entering a fare gate without paying, boarding a bus or streetcar without paying and lastly, using a fare type that you do not qualify for. According to a local resident on social media, there were also fare inspectors on site to redirect riders attempting to enter for free. Read More * Torontonians are loving TTC station signs that include the stop’s names in multiple Indigenous languages * ‘The entire way is a slow zone,’ Transit advocacy groups say slow subways cannot be the new normal after TTC unveils slow zones The TTC says during its fare evasion audits, it identified areas that are prone to fare evasion and this location was one of them. “We are increasing our staff presence and enforcing bylaw infraction notices for people who willfully evade fare or try and cheat their way onto the TTC. These willful acts are costing us tens of millions of dollars a year that could, and should be going into improving service,” TTC Spokesperson Stuart Green said in a statement to Now Toronto on Tuesday. This comes following a recent internal audit report that found that fare evasion is at an all-time high. As of 2023, TTC auditors found that fare evasion was at nearly 12 per cent and cost the system close to $124 million in lost revenue. The standard TTC fare for an adult is $3.35, $2.40 for youth and $2.30 for seniors. Not paying the fare is illegal and could cost a person a fine of up to $425, according to the TTC. Some people online say riders have been avoiding fares at this station for a long time. “This has been happening for decades at Eg and Yonge (and other above-ground stations) When I lived there (20 yrs ago) I witnessed groups of teens sneaking in every day. TTC never did anything about it,” one X user said. “I use that bus terminal all the time and the amount of people who just walk in without paying is quite something. It has been the case for years but nothing has been done about it,” another user said. “It happens at most stations. TTC does nothing to stop people from doing this. I never see security or special constables anywhere,” another user commented. Meanwhile, others claim this happens at several other TTC stations across the city, including Finch, Rosedale, St. Clair, and Ossington stations. Breanna Marcelo Writer / Reporter Advertisement * Facebook * Instagram * Twitter * Youtube * Tiktok Follow us @nowtoronto Advertisement WHAT’S TRENDING * Posted 4 days ago REVIEW: This Caribbean island is about to become the next hottest tourist destination for travellers desperate for a peaceful getaway. Meet Saint Lucia * Posted 6 days ago 100 charges laid, over $1M in losses to victims of cell phone SIM swap fraud in Toronto * Posted 7 days ago ‘People switching to less expensive alternatives,’ McDonald’s, Starbucks sales drop as Canadian consumers cut back on spending Advertisement News 30 TORONTO COMMUNITY CENTRES TO RECEIVE SUBSTANTIAL UPGRADES, INCLUDING FREE PUBLIC WI-FI AND PHONE CHARGING STATIONS Posted 17 hours agoRachel Goodman 30 Toronto community centres to receive substantial upgrades, including free public Wi-Fi and phone charging stations. (Courtesy: MayorOliviaChow/X) * Facebook * Twitter * Reddit * Copy current article link Some city community centres will undergo a makeover by the end of 2025 as part of an initiative to revamp facilities at various Toronto locations. Mayor Olivia Chow unveiled the project at Port Union Community Recreation Centre on Tuesday, where she announced upgrades to 30 community centres across Toronto. “We’re going to fix up our community centres—paint, repairs, ceilings, walls, and structural issues—to get them back on track,” she wrote on X shortly after. As part of the project, public Wi-Fi-and phone charging stations will be installed at all 126 community recreation centres by the end of this year. Meanwhile, substantial updates at select locations will include repairing and repainting walls, ceilings and other structural features, as well as replacing lobby furniture, the city confirmed in a press release on Tuesday. General Manager of Parks, Forest and Rec at the City of Toronto Howie Dayton told Now Toronto that prior budgetary restraints had curbed the possibility for repairs. “Most of our community centre stock is over 60 years old, including our arenas and pool facilities but our state of good repair budgets just haven’t allowed us, over time, to upgrade them or refresh them,” Dayton explained. The renovations are part of the city’s Back on Track program, which aims to revitalize Toronto’s vital city services, with an estimated $10-$20 million of the project’s $50 million budget being allocated to community centre upgrades, according to Dayton. The city did not specify which 30 sites would receive the upgrades but said geographic distribution and consideration for equity-deserving neighbourhoods were important factors, though Dayton did warn of the potential for minor disturbances to some services. “We’re going to minimize disruption to the best of our ability, we expect there might be some program impacts. We’ll certainly communicate with the public if and where those occur, and make every effort to keep it as short as possible,” he said. Refurbishments will help to maintain inviting and safe spaces for people to gather and connect, improve overall experience for users, ensure the longevity of community recreation centres, and keep city-run facilities in a state of good repair, according to the city. Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie said the project was “a wonderful opportunity to reignite the spirit within our communities,” and that the city needs to keep “advocating for access to critical community resources so people can thrive and build themselves while connecting in safe and inclusive spaces.” Rachel Goodman Writer / Reporter Advertisement * Facebook * Instagram * Twitter * Youtube * Tiktok Follow us @nowtoronto Advertisement WHAT’S TRENDING * Posted 4 days ago REVIEW: This Caribbean island is about to become the next hottest tourist destination for travellers desperate for a peaceful getaway. Meet Saint Lucia * Posted 6 days ago 100 charges laid, over $1M in losses to victims of cell phone SIM swap fraud in Toronto * Posted 7 days ago ‘People switching to less expensive alternatives,’ McDonald’s, Starbucks sales drop as Canadian consumers cut back on spending Advertisement News 31 HOURS, 134 KMS AND A $25,000 GOAL: TORONTO MAN TO EMBARK ON SECOND WALKING FUNDRAISER, THIS TIME TO NIAGARA FALLS Posted 17 hours agoRachel Goodman A Toronto man will be walking from Toronto to Niagara Falls for a good cause. (Courtesy: miisoblack/Instagram (left), the1treylos/Instagram (right)) * Facebook * Twitter * Reddit * Copy current article link A Toronto man is planning to walk roughly 31 hours from Toronto to Niagara Falls to fundraise for back to school supplies for students in his local community, after doing a similar fundraiser earlier this year. Trevaun Douglas is a youth leader and community helper from Lawrence Heights and is setting off on the 134-kilometre trek on Aug. 10, with hopes of raising $25,000. Douglas was inspired to raise money for school supplies by the financial difficulties he experienced as a child. “I grew up struggling with finding funds for necessities, a lack of resources and financial supports, so being able to take burdens off the community’s shoulders so they do not have to experience what I went through is the least I can do,” Douglas told Now Toronto in an email statement. The money he raises will be used to purchase backpacks, shoes, haircuts, food, books, emergency food boxes, grocery cards for parents, and to host a back to school event in Lawrence Heights, according to Douglas. “I aim to surpass my previous fundraising efforts and make a significant positive impact on the community and for this to be the biggest back to school event in Lawrence Heights history,” Read More * Toronto man walked 18 hours from Yorkdale mall to Hamilton to raise money and treat moms in need to a spa day Douglas’ previous fundraising attempt received substantial online attention. A video shared by Douglas documenting his 75-kilometre walk from Yorkdale Mall to Hamilton went viral on TikTok in May, garnering over half-a-million views and almost 40,000 likes as of publication. > He began the walk at 4:30 a.m. wearing a 55-pound vest and reached Hamilton at 11:45 p.m that night. His walk to Niagara Falls is expected to take almost double the amount of time. In total, Douglas raised $2,665 on GoFundMe which he used to take ten moms from the Lawrence Heights community to the Go Place spa in Markham for Mother’s Day. Douglas plans to continue in the spirit of giving with his upcoming walk. “This time, I want to ensure that children in my community start the school year with the supplies they need and feel fresh with the free haircuts they will receive,” he said. “Education is vital for a child’s future, and by providing back-to-school items, I hope to give them a strong start and alleviate some of the financial burdens on their parents,” Douglas wrote, adding that while he feels prepared for this longer walk physically, the most important aspect is to ensure he is in the right mindset before setting off. “I do not think you can ever 100 per cent prepare for an initiative like this because there are many things that can go wrong, however, being optimistic and focused on completing the goal is very important,” he explained. Part of Douglas’s preparation involves route planning, mapping out landmarks, packing extra batteries and chargers for his navigation electronics, establishing checkpoints and organizing support for participants who may need breaks along the way. “The hardest part is the physical challenge, especially during the long hours of walking, each city is 6-8 hours away depending on the pace,” Douglas said. However, he won’t be walking alone, four of Douglas’ friends will join him. “The thought of the difference my friends and I are making with this walk keeps me motivated,” he said. Douglas will be joined by other community members during the first hour of the walk. “I encourage everyone who can join my friends and I for any part of the walk, as their participation helps to amplify our message and efforts,” he concluded. You can donate to Douglas’ back to school walk fundraiser here. Rachel Goodman Writer / Reporter Advertisement * Facebook * Instagram * Twitter * Youtube * Tiktok Follow us @nowtoronto Advertisement WHAT’S TRENDING * Posted 4 days ago REVIEW: This Caribbean island is about to become the next hottest tourist destination for travellers desperate for a peaceful getaway. Meet Saint Lucia * Posted 6 days ago 100 charges laid, over $1M in losses to victims of cell phone SIM swap fraud in Toronto * Posted 7 days ago ‘People switching to less expensive alternatives,’ McDonald’s, Starbucks sales drop as Canadian consumers cut back on spending Advertisement News TORONTO POLICE WARN RESIDENTS OF ONGOING FAKE TAXI SCAM AND RELEASE IMAGES OF SUSPECTS Posted 17 hours agoRoveena Jassal These are some of the suspect images Toronto police have released (Courtesy: Toronto Police Services). * Facebook * Twitter * Reddit * Copy current article link Toronto police are warning residents about an ongoing taxi scam in Etobicoke and have released images of the suspects. The scam begins with a vehicle resembling a taxi being parked in a high traffic area with one person posing as the driver and one as the customer, police said in a release on Tuesday. The driver refuses to take the fake customer’s cash and claims their card isn’t working so they can’t pay the fare, police added. Then, a nearby victim offers to help the fake customer by using their debit card to pay for the fare in exchange for cash. The terminal sales device records the card data and PIN number after the transactionand the victim receives a bank card that looks the same while accepting the cash payment, the release continued. The suspects in the scam have been collecting innocent peoples’ debit card information and PINs to make fraudulent purchases or withdrawals. Taxi Toronto says it hasn’t received any reports about this scam. “All of our customers are allowed to pay by debit, credit, cash, or apply pay. We don’t collect anything with the PIN for debit cards because the bank won’t allow that. To avoid the scam, use a credit card because the credit card company won’t accept the fake purchases,” a Taxi Toronto spokesperson told Now Toronto. READ MORE: $40,000 stolen since June 2023 in Toronto taxi scam involving debit and credit card swaps Toronto police say the suspects have been known to use blue Honda Civics and Accords, silver Chevrolet Malibus, and black Honda Accords. Police also released several images of the suspects in the release. They suggest to not leave debit or credit cards unattended in a point of sale terminal, be aware of taxi numbers and company names before using their services, remove a debit card if the machine says it’s not functioning, inspect your card after each transaction, and refrain from making payments to unknown people in exchange for cash. Anyone who has information, or believes they have been a victim of a taxi scam, is urged to contact police. If you are a victim of any related scam, please contact the police at 416-808-2200 to report the incident, or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), or at www.222tips.com. Roveena Jassal Writer / Reporter Advertisement * Facebook * Instagram * Twitter * Youtube * Tiktok Follow us @nowtoronto Advertisement WHAT’S TRENDING * Posted 4 days ago REVIEW: This Caribbean island is about to become the next hottest tourist destination for travellers desperate for a peaceful getaway. Meet Saint Lucia * Posted 6 days ago 100 charges laid, over $1M in losses to victims of cell phone SIM swap fraud in Toronto * Posted 7 days ago ‘People switching to less expensive alternatives,’ McDonald’s, Starbucks sales drop as Canadian consumers cut back on spending Advertisement News ‘NEED TO RENAME IT DON VALLEY POOL,’ TORONTO RESIDENTS FRUSTRATED OVER ONGOING DVP FLOODING AND LANE CLOSURE FOR 3-YEAR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT Posted 18 hours agoAnushka Yadav The Don Valley Parkway (DVP) got flooded again after Toronto was hit by torrential rain on Monday evening. (Courtesy: WxOntario1/X) * Facebook * Twitter * Reddit * Copy current article link The City of Toronto is taking steps to address “new climate conditions” after recent heavy rainfall caused flooding in several areas, including the Don Valley Parkway (DVP). This past long weekend brought in torrential rain which caused the DVP to flood yet again. Toronto Police Services issued a hazard warning on X around 5 p.m. Monday after reports of flooding on the DVP near Don Mills Rd. It sparked widespread frustration on social media. “Need to rename it Don Valley Pool,” one X user said. “Wasn’t even alot of rain this time. The infrastructure sucks in this city,” added another X user. As drivers grapple with flooded roads, the city has announced a new three-year construction project starting Tuesday, which is unpleasant news for many drivers in Toronto’s East End. The project will focus on repairing four key bridges, including the Don Valley Parkway off-ramp over the Don River and the Richmond Street East Bridge over King Street East. Starting today until the end of August, one eastbound lane will be closed on Eastern Avenue between Sumach Street and Broadview Avenue. “Some tasks, including rehabilitation of the Don Valley Parkway Ramp, will require overnight work,” the city statement reads. The city says the DVP ramp will also require a full closure for a few months during the construction and details regarding the closure will be provided in advance. The city also says the work is expected to be completed by early 2027. “More road closure. Woot!,” one X user noted sarcastically. This latest flooding comes after a similar incident in mid-July, when the DVP flooded and power outages affected many parts of the city, prompting residents to post about the conditions online. Read More * VIDEOS: Toronto dealing with power outages, flooding amid heavy rainfall Since the incident, there has been considerable discussion about the flooding issue, and the expressway’s design. “The DVP was designed before there was as much rain water being diverted to the Don Valley River. There were many other rivers throughout Toronto and the GTA area up north. This means that the water levels in general were lower on the Don River and did not reach the DVP as often,” one Reddit user explained. “It’s always been this way. That’s what happens when you build a highway in a flood plane. It’s not like it was unknown even when it was built,” a Reddit user said. Read More * ‘Toronto is a city in crisis!’ Residents question the city’s infrastructure following Tuesday’s massive flooding Now Toronto reached out to the city to get an explanation but did not receive a response on the cause of the flooding. However, a city spokesperson mentioned that during last month’s heavy rains, the city activated its Emergency Operations Centre (EOC). The EOC coordinates efforts between city divisions, agencies, and external partners, such as hydro and transit services, to manage flood response, maintain essential services, and ensure public safety. Additionally, the city is conducting “a city-wide climate risk and vulnerability assessment” using updated climate projection data to be better prepared for heavy rainfall and flooding. “We’re working towards a more coordinated, integrated, and equitable city-wide approach to making City assets, services, and communities more resilient to the effects of climate change,” a city spokesperson told Now Toronto on Tuesday. Anushka Yadav Advertisement * Facebook * Instagram * Twitter * Youtube * Tiktok Follow us @nowtoronto Advertisement WHAT’S TRENDING * Posted 4 days ago REVIEW: This Caribbean island is about to become the next hottest tourist destination for travellers desperate for a peaceful getaway. 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