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We designed this sweater, featuring the iconic CBC logo and zig-zags representing analog radio waves, for our brother-in-law who lives in England. We knew he grew up watching and listening to CBC programming, and we wanted to give him a special connection to home. He loved the sweater and was happy for the nostalgic gesture.
Though we blogged about the sweater, trademark restrictions prevented us from offering it for sale. That is, until CBC Radio 3's Grant Lawrence somehow noticed the sweater. He went nuts about it and provided us with great exposure on air. Now, once considered the unofficial CBC sweater, we're pleased to offer this hand-knit beauty as an official CBC sweater.
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It's known that during the Thirty Years' War that took place in Europe between 1618 and 1648, soldiers used Swedish fire torches (also called Canadian candles) for heating, lighting, and cooking meals.
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A blog theme based on the city of Toronto. Featuring two columns, a fixed-width, and a custom header - this wordpress template has been tastefully and skillfully designed to reflect the sleek and refined milieu of our city. Designed and developed by 9th sphere in Toronto.
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For the past few weeks, we've been looking at the land that makes up Toronto—specifically, at what was happening here before human habitation. We moved
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. For enlisted men based at Toronto’s Fort York back in the 1800s, nothing could be better than
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. For $175 you can venture up the CN Tower, get harnessed into a bulky, red jumpsuit attached to a
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. Have you ever been blinded by a flash of light while walking along the shore of Lake Ontario, then
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. Garry Hoy, a 39-year-old senior partner with the law firm of Holden, Day, Wilson, had an unusual
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. The article that started it all. Click for a zoomed-in view. One of the stranger stories to come
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Hidden Toronto is a new book that explores the city's inconspicuous places and the graffiti that's found among them.
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. Rosalia Bambo and son, Santiago, observing the whale vertebra at the ROM. The bone was unearthed in
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Stormy Downtown: This photo was taken to display a rain-less, silent storm passing over the City of Toronto.
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Toronto's Ravines: Walking the Hidden Country: Amazon.ca: Murray Seymour: Books
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Our mission : To delight our customers with high-quality chocolate and ice cream products. We are passionate about our customers, our personnel, and our brand.
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How far should Canada bend in order to suit immigrants? I don’t know, but I would say we have hit a hard limit when we began adapting the very things that make us Canadians, an individual culture in the world. I would say we need to pass our culture along to our children along with our history and our way of life. Canada is not about religion or the colour of your skin – but when they start pulling the flag down and changing the world to our anthem… don’t we become pretty anonymous in the world? We are Canadian… kind of. Sorry to try to keep our culture. Sorry to bother you with sticking to something we have been proud of for generations. Stop apologizing for being Canadian.
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For the earliest known photographs of Toronto, we have a sales pitch to thank. Following the union of Upper and Lower Canada as the United Province
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. Viewed after dusk from the south end of Cherry Street, the wharves, cargo ships, long shadows, and
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. The only thing murkier than the supposedly bottomless depths of High Park’s Grenadier Pond is
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. The late 19th century was a time of unprecedented technological marvel. The industrial revolution
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. Toronto summers can be hot and sticky, and it's a pet peeve for residents that local beaches are
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. Photo by mxi from the Torontoist Flickr Pool. Years ago, I attended a party on a TTC streetcar that
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. Model fallout shelter, Queen's Park Crescent and College St., July 1960. Courtesy of the Archives of
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The truth behind the tales people tell about Toronto. Photo by photocrastinating, from the Torontoist Flickr Pool. More often than not, when youth are
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Secret Toronto: The Unique Guidebook to Toronto's Hidden Sites, Sounds & Tastes: Amazon.ca: Scott Mitchell: Books
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