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So what is the Bombardier #C-Series anyway?

Posted by [email protected] | Apr 10, 2013 | Airports, Canada, Economy, GTA Issues, GTA News, Hamilton, Markham, News, Technology, Toronto |

It’s a nice looking jet and it’s great to see that a #Canadian company may possibly...

Different modes of transit in Greater Toronto – removing political spin and disinformation

Posted by [email protected] | Apr 28, 2012 | GTA Issues, Politics, Public Transit, Toronto, TTC, Viva |

Explaining different modes of transit in the G.T.A; removing political spin and disinformation

Found a great article on transit through “What happens to public opinion when LRT is explained”. It is a great piece, which is quite informative. Take some time to read the article. Cherise Burda takes to time to explain the differences between subways, light rail, GO Trains, rapid bus and right-of-way streetcar modes of transit.

2nd Heart Attack Grill Victim?

Posted by [email protected] | Apr 24, 2012 | Food, health, News, The United States of America |

2nd Heart Attack Grill Victim?

For the second time in two months, a customer at Las Vegas’ Heart Attack Grill collapsed mid-meal and was carted off to a hospital.

The female customer, a Las Vegas resident in her 40s, had been devouring a “double bypass burger,” puffing on cigarettes, and sipping a margarita when she collapsed Saturday night, the Grill’s owner told ABC News.

The debate over Subways or LRT transit is over – David Miller will see his vision for Toronto

Posted by [email protected] | Apr 24, 2012 | LRT, Public Transit, Toronto |

David Miller’s original plan for Transit City will go ahead. The debate is over and it’s time to move on. It is pointless to delay building transit in Toronto and we should accept the conclusion. According to the...

Google Drive to offer free storage in the cloud

Posted by [email protected] | Apr 24, 2012 | Android, Google, Hardware, Linux, Netbooks, Technology, Ubuntu |

Google Drive to offer free storage in the cloud

Google is expected to shortly launch a major new consumer service offering cloud-based storage for photos and other online content.

The effort – dubbed Google Drive – is likely to offer 5GB (gigabytes) of free storage with more available for a monthly fee. It would challenge services including Dropbox and Microsoft’s SkyDrive. Experts suggest it could also force rival Facebook to enter the cloud market.