❄️ First Snow in Toronto ❄️ By NatMed Nov.27, 2023 On November 27th, the bleak autumn wind blew on my face, the temperature dropped sharply, and the chill came, indicating that Toronto’s long and cold winter had quietly knocked on our closed door. The snowflakes are dancing in the air, white and pure, giving […]
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Our most dangerous streets: Huge new collision database points to Toronto’s postwar suburbs Of the worst 100 Toronto intersections for collisions causing injury or death, just two are in the old city of Toronto. By Gilbert Ngabo Crime Reporter Friday, April 1, 2022 Toronto’s most dangerous roads all look the same: they’re big, they’re
Little Norway, No Stop! By NatMed Oct.11 2023 One day in May, the tower crane at the construction site stopped and I went home early. Just after noon, thinking that the website I was going to build needed photos of some intersections near the lake, I drove on the road to the lake. Turn
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HIGH PARK is getting further and further away from us BY NATMED Oct 9, 2023 A few days ago, as usual, I went to HIGH PARK with a few friends after I got off work to celebrate the birthday of one of them. When we drove to the north gate and prepared to enter
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The top 10 most difficult and easiest road test centers By Siyi 51.CA Did any of your friends fail their driving license test recently? Are you looking for an exam room that is easier to pass? The driving license test route website (DriveTestRoutes) recently announced for the first time the passing rates
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The top 10 hills for cycling in Toronto By Derek Flack biogTO Toronto has a surprising number of climbs that will test the mettle of all but the most fit cyclists out there. While none of them extend much beyond a kilometre, there’s some lactic-acid inducing gradients out there that will make enthusiast riders
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The City of Toronto said in a statement to Global News on Friday that from its inception until Oct. 31 of this year, 560,000 charges have been filed from the Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program at the provincial offences court in Toronto. In that same time period, $34 million in fines was collected, the City said. That figure only
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