‘Tis the season to be jolly…and wasteful! Last year Canadians sent 2.6 billion Christmas cards, used six million roles of tape and threw out 540,000 tonnes (100,000 elephants worth) of wrapping paper and gift bags. All the unwanted presents, uneaten food and glittery wrapping paper have made the holidays the
While Toronto recently unveiled Canada’s largest Christmas tree, a stunning spectacle, Montreal has dropped perhaps the most disappointing conifer of the holiday season. At the centre of the city’s otherwise charming Quartier des Spectacles neighbourhood sits a sorry excuse for a holiday symbol that residents have called a “waste of a
Another something so-New-York-but-not-quite is coming to Toronto. On November 24th, Canada’s biggest Christmas tree will be unveiled at the Eaton Centre, standing at 100 feet tall. That’s about a third of the size of the new condo blocking your previously unobstructed view. In comparison, New York City’s iconic Rockefeller Centre
This year, you have less of an excuse for not having a Christmas tree – you can get one without leaving your home. Starting November 15, Torontonians can have their Christmas tree delivered to their doors to the grocery delivery app Instabuggy. For the holiday season, Instabuggy has partnered with
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