Starting March 1st, 2016, cable companies are mandated by the CRTC to offer Canadians a skinny television package for $25. Canadians are paying the highest rates for Television and Internet services in the world. Why is that? Why are the cable companies so reluctant to even advertise the new package? More importantly, what does the
In my last post, I talked about some key indicators that showed we are in or heading towards a global recession. I ended the post stating that public opinion seems to shift towards getting governments to focus on the domestic economy. China is focusing inward on their growing domestic economy led by Western-style consumerism. Frontrunners of
The video above shows a near collision from Mark Corrigan‘s dashboard camera also known as Dash Cam. After the light turn green, he started to drive eastbound on Major McKenenzie before the near miss occurred. Around the GTA, it is not uncommon for drivers to blow through the intersections after the traffic light has turned red. In
It wasn’t my typical Monday walk to work earlier this week. As I was coming around corner from Queen Street West to James Street, instead of the usual delivery trucks or cars parked; all available parking spots were taken by various media mobile trucks. Those not familiar with the area, James Street divides the City of
I must admit that I take working on Mac for granted. When I designed this blog website, everything looks nice and pretty. I was shocked to find out that this blog looked horrible when you view it with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. If you are a Windows 10 user, Microsoft new browser “Edge” faired better and
As I was writing my Toronto – The Gridlock City posts, it became apparent that coming up with solutions was going to run into a longer series of posts. So I decided to devote a brand new blog called Better Urban Planning with not only solutions but also news and ideas on urban issues. I