B.C. is burning. For many residents of the province, wildfires are a way of life during the summer months and campfire bans and safety campaigns are all over the media. With June through August typically the driest months of the year, the chance of B.C.’s forests catching fire by lightning
When news first spread that elusive street artist, Banksy, was showing an exhibit in Toronto, tickets sold furiously. The exhibit, “The Art Of Banksy” is not sanctioned by the artist, but instead exhibited by his former agent Steve Lazarides – who also doubles as the show’s curator and publicist. Lazarides first
As you’re already painfully aware, being a mobile phone user in Canada is an expensive endeavour. We pay the most in the world for mobile data, are charged exorbitant amount in overage fees, and generally spend more money on smartphones than what any sane person would deem reasonable. While most
Explorers made the discovery of a lifetime this weekend beneath the city of Montreal. As it turns out, a vast network of Ice Age-era caves and passages exists just 10 metres below the residential streets of Saint-Leonard in the city’s East End. The discovery was made by friends Luc Le Blanc
Ever since, oh, about ever, Toronto has been a hellscape to navigate. And as is the case with any inconvenience these days, there’s an app for that. Enter Maze, which touts itself as the world’s largest community-based traffic and navigation app. The City of Toronto recently announced a partnership with
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