Habs Request to Increase Capacity at Bell Centre Denied by Public Health
On Thursday, Public Health officially denied the Montreal Canadiens’ request to increase the number of spectators in the arena. Currently, they are allowed 3,500 fans in seats per game but the team wanted to include 10,500 people. Game 3 is set to be played Friday night at 8 p.m. Initially, sources thought they would approve […]
How can You Stay Cool During a Heat Wave With No Air Conditioning?
During extreme heat, many are unsure of how to stay cool without air conditioning available. In some areas of Canada, this year have been under heat warnings for multiple days. Regions in B.C. and Alberta are reaching record-breaking temperatures with some cities hitting over 40 C. A lot of the residents in the affected areas […]
Liberal Government Say by 2035 All New Cars in Canada Will be Electric
On Tuesday, the Liberal government announced they want to speed up their goal of seeing every light-duty vehicle sold in Canada be electric. Omar Alghabra the Trasport Minister said by 2035, every single new car and light-duty truck sold in the country will be zero-emission vehicles. Previously, the government set 2040 as the target for […]
Nissan to Start Manufacturing New Electric Cars, Batteries in Britain
The Japanese carmaker along with their two partners announced on Thursday, they would invest 1 billion pounds to produce a new line of all-electric vehicles. They will also be producing batteries for the cars located in the northeast of England. The deal is very beneficial for the U.K government as it will attract jobs and […]
Will Richard Branson be the First Billionaire in Space?
Richard Branson still won’t say when he’ll ride his ship to space or if he’s trying to become the first billionaire to launch and ride his own rocket. After an interview on Wednesday’s satellite launch by his company Virgin Orbit Branson said “All I can say is when the engineers tell me that I can […]
What’s It Like to Live in Guelph, Ontario?
Guelph is a vibrant city located to the West of Toronto, offering residents recreation, employment, and great proximity to the GTA. Additionally, Guelph is highly connected to nearby Toronto. As a result, Guelph is an excellent place for commuters to call home. Above all, Guelph is a friendly and charming city. It offers the calm […]
What’s It Like to Live in Port Perry, Ontario?
Situated on the shore of Lake Scugog, Port Perry is an idyllic community. Additionally, residents only have a short drive into Toronto. It is on the threshold of the Kawartha Lakes, but only about 70kms from Toronto. Additionally, Port Perry is a clean and green community, which is an excellent place to live and do […]
Return of Cav! Mark Cavendish Wins 31st Tour de France Stage
Mark Cavendish cried tears of joy after winning the fourth stage of the Tour de France. A complete turn of events for Cavendish as last year in October he finished an insignificant 74th place at the Belgian classic Gent-Wevelgem. His contract with the Bahrain Mclaren team was almost over and in an emotional interview, he […]
Where to Locate a Pop-up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic in Toronto Today
There will be dozens of vaccination sites operating in Toronto today, with additional pop-up sites where people can get a shot without an appointment. Most of the clinics will be available to those 12 years and older who work or live in select postal codes. Many of the sites will also be offering second doses. […]
Viewing Party at Bell Centre For Montreal Canadiens Game 2 Sold Out
Fans of the Montreal Canadiens who are not willing to spend thousands of dollars to watch Game 2 live can watch in the arena on the big screen. The Stanley Cup finalists said they will host a Game 2 viewing party, that will sell 3,500 tickets at only $10 apiece. The tickets were sold out […]