Dismantling Alberta Health Care
Across Canada, the healthcare landscape faces formidable challenges that reverberate through the intricate web of its provinces and territories. From escalating demands on an aging population to the strain on resources and infrastructure, the Canadian healthcare...
Canada to support United Nations resolution on Israel-Hamas ceasefire
Trudeau, Australia, New Zealand seek Gaza truce Canada voted in favour of a non-binding resolution at the United Nations on Tuesday that calls for "an immediate humanitarian ceasefire" between Israel and Hamas. Canada's position on the non-binding resolution at the UN...
Turbo Train Dreams: Canada’s Lost High-Speed Rail Legacy
I've always wondered how Canada made strides in rail technology only to fall behind in high-speed infrastructure. What could have been? Interestingly, Japan's original high-speed trains share similarities with the Turbo Train (slightly - in looks), making it even more...
The Daily Bread Food Bank Needs You This Winter
The Daily Bread Food Bank’s annual report says 1-in-10 Torontonians now rely on their food banks – double the number from 2022. With more than 2.5 million food bank visits in 2023, Daily Bread has seen a 154 per cent increase in new clients. CEO Neil Hetherington...
Extending a program to support unhoused people on TTC
The City of Toronto is extending a pilot program that sends outreach workers into the city's transit system to respond to the growing number of unhoused people using the indoor space for warmth and shelter. In March city officials announced a one-year partnership with...
The Soaring Cost of Living in Toronto
Toronto, a city renowned for its diversity, culture, and economic opportunities, is facing a growing concern— the soaring cost of living. As the city continues to expand and attract residents, the demand for housing and essential services has surged, putting pressure...
All It Took Was YouTube’s Algorithm: Eating At Ma Yve Grill
Mind blown! So, this is a food post that I had to write, the morning after a good night of eats. After watching a video about Ma Yve Grill and Serge Ibaka, a former NBA champion with the Toronto Raptors, we thought, "Let’s give it a try!" Ma Yve Grill offers the...
Metrolinx Update on Eglinton Crosstown: A Glimpse of Progress Amidst Challenges
In the long-awaited update scheduled for 9 am today, Metrolinx officials are set to shed light on the most challenging phase of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT construction project. This eagerly anticipated tour comes after years of construction hurdles and persistent...
Cheapest and most expensive Toronto subway stations to live nearby – 2021
MovingWaldo, “Canada’s #1 Moving Concierge,” using the data found on Zumper, is helping Torontonians and newcomers decide on the best spots to rent an apartment in Toronto. They have calculated the average cost of renting an apartment near each subway station in...
Lakeridge Health Foundation – Our Cancer Campaign
One in every two Canadians will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. For many Durham Region residents, this means their sibling, mother, father, child, neighbour, colleague or even themselves, will hear the words “you have cancer”. Simply put, cancer affects...
Foundation Season 3 Returns Exclusively on Apple TV+
I’ve been hooked on this science fiction masterpiece (well, from my perspective for now), soaking in the incredible mix of storytelling, political twists, action, and suspenseful intrigue. The second season left me craving more, especially with the promise of...
Montreal’s REM Metro: A Blueprint for Future Transit Success, Lessons for Toronto
Montreal's REM Metro stands as a beacon of excellence, showcasing what future transit systems should emulate, and Toronto could glean invaluable lessons from its success. The REM, touted as one of the best transit system in Canada (coupled with the METRO and other...
Fields of Change: Vaughan Residents Battle Illegal Land Use Threatening The Community
The frustration among Vaughan residents continues to mount as they witness what they perceive as the relentless encroachment of illegal land use, a phenomenon they believe is gradually eroding the very fabric of their community. At the heart of their concern lies the...
Prime Fallout: Amazon’s Post-Apocalyptic Triumph Unveiled
In the ever-expanding realm of video game adaptations, Amazon Prime seems to be on the brink of another success with their upcoming rendition of Fallout 76. Known for their successful adaptations like The Boys and Gen V, Amazon has become a powerhouse in transforming...
Bonnie Crombie Triumphs as Ontario Liberals’ Leader
Bonnie Crombie, the newly elected leader of the Ontario Liberals, brings a wealth of experience to her role, having served three terms as the Mayor of Mississauga and previously as local councillor. With a proven track record as a leader who stands up for her...
Transit Evolution: Analyzing Peel, York, and Durham Regions in the Greater Toronto Area
As our cities continue to burgeon with growth and our communities expand, the demand for efficient and accessible public transportation becomes increasingly vital. The way we move within our urban landscapes not only shapes our daily lives but also plays a pivotal...
Navigating Cyber Monday: Decoding Deals, Economy, and the E-commerce Evolution
As Cyber Monday becomes an annual digital shopping frenzy, it raises pertinent questions about the economy and the changing strategies of retailers. In a world constantly redefined by technology, the allure of online deals and e-commerce has grown exponentially. The...
Mastermind’s Next Move: Navigating the E-commerce Evolution Amid Financial Challenges
In response to financial challenges and a sluggish economy, Mastermind Toys has taken a strategic step by obtaining an initial order for creditor protection from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. This decision, deemed necessary by the Toronto-based toy and...
Jingle Bells and Magic Spells: A Polar Express Journey through Toronto’s Enchanted Santa Claus Parade in Toronto
All aboard! The magical season is upon us, and the heart of Toronto is set to burst with festive fervour as the city welcomes the enchanting return of the 119th annual Santa Claus Parade this Sunday, Nov. 26! Brace yourselves for a Polar Express-style journey through...
Legacy Tech: Finding New Homes for Outdated Gadgets
In a rapidly evolving technological landscape, our once-cutting-edge devices often find themselves relegated to the realm of obsolescence. However, what might be considered antiquated to us could still hold significant value for others. It's time to chat about a...
GO Transit Grapples with Network-Wide Disruption as CN System Failure Hits Rail Services
GO Transit faces significant disruptions as a widespread Canadian National Railway (CN) system failure impacts all rail corridors. Metrolinx reports that trains are being held at their closest stations. While limited service has resumed, passengers are advised to...
This Is So Sad & Senseless Ontario – City Mourns Death of Sharif Rahman
The City has learned of the passing of a valued community member, Sharif Rahman. City Council and staff, together with the community, mourn this tragic loss. “On behalf of my Council colleagues and City staff, I offer my sincere condolences to Sharif’s wife Shayela,...
Time to Ditch Politics for Expert-Led Solutions
In Ontario, the landscape of transit and housing resembles a twisted puzzle, with pieces constantly shifting due to political whims. Promising projects appear, only to disappear, and reports collect dust, leaving us in a perpetual state of inaction. Yes, look at all...
Navigating the Greenbelt Ontario: From McGuinty’s Vision to Today’s Housing Crisis
In 2005, under the leadership of Premier Dalton McGuinty, the Ontario government passed legislation that created the world's largest Greenbelt, a vast area of protected green space surrounding the Greater Golden Horseshoe region. This ambitious initiative aimed to...
FanExpo Toronto: A Heroic Comeback with Marvel, DC, Cosplay, and More!
FanExpo is back with a vengeance in Toronto, promising an epic gathering of pop culture enthusiasts at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. This year, the event is set to be a superhero extravaganza, featuring iconic names from both Marvel and DC universes. Fans can...
Inspired by Norway: Dreaming of Better Transit for Ontario
In Ontario, whenever we hear the words "we can't do that," it's time to take a page out of Norway's book and rekindle the spirit of "yes, we can." Despite their snowy and cold conditions, Norway has successfully built a remarkable transit system. Let's look beyond our...
Jump Up and Let the Rhythms of the Caribbean Ignite Toronto Carnival 2023!
Get ready to be swept away by the vibrant and electrifying Toronto Carnival 2023! This much-awaited event is set to be a sensational celebration of Caribbean culture and music, bringing the heart and soul of the islands right to the streets of Toronto. The Toronto...
Canadian News and Bill C-18 Amidst META’s Removals
Meta's long-awaited response to Canada's online news law, Bill C-18, is set to begin on Tuesday. In an effort to counter the legislation, Meta plans to block news content for Canadian users on Facebook and Instagram. The law, framed by the Liberal government as a...
BREAKING NEWS – Internet Buzzes over Trudeau’s Relationship Status
The news of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Sophie Grégoire Trudeau's separation sent shockwaves through the internet. In an emotional Instagram post, the couple revealed that after 18 years of marriage, they have decided to part ways. Recent reports...
Dangerous Goods On Sale in Ontario
These dangerous health products were supposed to be pulled from shelves. A popular Ontario retailer sold them to us anyway Reporters found popular stores offering dozens of products that Health Canada has not approved for sale. Retailers vowed to comply with...