Good morning, weekend’s around the corner and so is Mother’s day, in case you forget this is your reminder to get that gift for your mother.

Also a lot is happening over the weekend, if you haven’t made plans already we have list of things for you to choose from.

F1 Exhibition is coming to Toronto for the first time, so we are going to check that out.

What are your plans? 💬 

WHATS HAPPENING

7 Things to do this weekend

The F1® Exhibition Toronto | May 11 @ 3:00pm |📍Lighthouse ArtSpace Toronto | Get your tickets here | For the first time in Toronto!

Mother’s Day Paint Party & Rose Bar Experience | May 11 & 12 | 📍Paint Cabin Liberty Village | Book Here

Cirque du Soleil Echo | May 11 @ 7:30pm | 📍2150 Lakeshore Blvd W | Buy your tickets here

South Asian Cultural Heritage Fest | May 11 @ 3:00pm | 📍Hazel McCallion Hall | Buy your tickets here

Rooftop Roller Skating Rink | May 11 & 12 | 📍Parkage Rooftop @ CF Shops Don Mills | Get your tickets here

Sporting Life 10K Charity Run | May 12 @ 7:30am | 📍 Midtown Toronto - Yonge & Davisville Ave | Register Here

Toronto Blue Jays vs Minnesota Twins | May 12 @ 1:37pm | 📍Rogers Centre | Buy your tickets here

LOCAL NEWS 

Toronto is one of the richest cities in the world

Uhhh.. well this is interesting. People are struggling to afford rent and groceries in the city and it ranks one of the richest in the world.

Based on the reports by Henley and Partners (H&P) an investment migration consultancy company. Toronto ranked at 13th place with home to over 106,300 millionaires and 18 billionaires.

7km long TTC shutdown this weekend

If you are TTC rider this is a heads up that Yonge-University both ways between Davisville and Shepard-Yonge will be out of service on Saturday, May 11 (all day).

Passengers are advised to use TTC shuttle busses to get around the 5 station outage. However, you can still go in the stations to reload your Presto cards if you need to.

GLOBAL

Saudi Arabia’s futuristic city plan coming short

169km long skyscraper city in the middle of the desert, how does that sound?

Pretty cool right? But not so realistic. Saudi engineers, architects and executives face problems in the mega-development of “The Line” project.

The cost is thru the roof and they are having a hard time building just two skyscrapers let alone a whole city. However the Saudi economy minister denied any reports of their scale down.

What’s going on?

Original plan was to move 1.5 million residents in The Line by 2030 which now is looking like only 200,000.

The Line is expected to cost only a small price tag of $2 trillion. The number is so small that officials are thinking maybe it’s not worth it.

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