Long-time CBC staple Peter Mansbridge has announced he will step down from his position as chief correspondent of CBC News after a 28-year run. His final broadcast will air on Canada Day, 2017 – the country’s 150th birthday. “As someone who believes strongly in public broadcasting, leaving the CBC’s flagship will
Montreal’s mayor Denis Coderre has officially announced that no calèches will journey through the streets of Montreal’s Old Port during the summer of 2016. Coderre wants to reevaluate the dossier after many complaints from citizens on the practice. The video below shows an incident involving a car & calèche collision in Griffintown, a
You know the old saying, “if at first you don’t succeed, try, try, try again”? It turns out Toronto taxi drivers stand by this saying, as they’re planning to protest (again) this upcoming weekend to defend their rights, making this the second city-wide protest in the past three months. But as we’ve seen
The latest craze to take the internet by storm is capturing cityscapes from staggering heights. These photos are often captured by illegally climbing on top of abandoned buildings or construction sites, or by getting on top of the tallest skyscrapers in the city. The end result? Eye-popping images that show a unique perspective of
Following Apple rumours too closely is a dangerous game. We swear we’ve heard the next iPhone can take us to Mars, and that the next Apple Watch will actually be a grandfather clock. Neither of these thing came true, of course. One thing we can be fairly certain of, however,
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