The next time a family member asks me if people in Canada ride moose to the store and ice skate to work, I’ll be able to answer in the affirmative for at least one of those questions. Because if you live in Edmonton, you could be gliding to your desk
The European Court of Justice has ruled that the time tradespeople spend travelling to and from their first and last appointments of the day must now be considered ‘working’ time’. This means hours spent in transit during these periods will count towards the European Union’s 48-hour weekly limit as outlined by the Working
It turns out that Torontonians are perfectly happy with Uber just the way it is. A hypothetical proposal to keep Uber unlicensed is supported by a majority of Toronto residents, according to a nationwide poll conducted by Postmedia and Mainstreet Research. According to The Star, the poll had a “sample size of
The TTC is hell on earth most of the time. Between the wait times, crowds, and underserviced parts of the city, it leaves a lot to be desired. So when it all gets too much for 5-year-old Deckard Peters to handle, his mom’s homemade sign makes their hour-long journey a little easier
The next time you complain about your commute, consider this: Detroit resident James Robertson has been walking 21 miles a day, five times a week, for the past 12 years to get to and from work. And he hasn’t missed a shift. And thanks to the Internet and collective goodwill of hundreds of citizens, all of that is about to change
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