Jason Paris

Hulu to replace Star tile on Disney+ in Canada The company unveiled the shift during its Q3 earnings call.

Hulu will soon be in Canada. Well, sort of... playbackonline.ca/2025/08/06/h...

The Weather Network, CBC are most trusted news sources: survey Trust in Canadian media outlets has risen this year after taking a dip in 2024, reports Pollara Strategic Insights.

The Weather Network, CBC are most trusted news sources: survey mediaincanada.com/2025/07/31/p... #CBC

CBC/Radio-Canada tops Canada’s June podcast rankings The Canada Podcast Ranker report from Triton Digital is a monthly snapshot of the most downloaded and listened-to podcasts and sales networks.

CBC/Radio-Canada tops Canada’s June podcast rankings playbackonline.ca/2025/07/30/c... #CBC

Despite the name, there’s no waterfall — just rapids that reverse as the Bay of Fundy collides with the Saint John River. It’s dramatic, but the best vantage point is, unfortunately, a narrow, traffic-lined sidewalk rather than a proper urban promenade. #ReversingFalls (3/3)

Despite the name, there’s no waterfall — just rapids that reverse as the Bay of Fundy collides with the Saint John River. It’s dramatic, but the best vantage point is, unfortunately, a narrow, traffic-lined sidewalk rather than a proper urban promenade. #ReversingFalls (2/3)

Despite the name, there’s no waterfall — just rapids that reverse as the Bay of Fundy collides with the Saint John River. It’s dramatic, but the best vantage point is, unfortunately, a narrow, traffic-lined sidewalk rather than a proper urban promenade. #ReversingFalls (1/3)

Who knows… maybe it’s time for another cross-border move? 😝 🇨🇦 #TravelNB (3/3)

After the American Revolution, United Empire Loyalists relocated here from Castine, Maine—literally floating their dismantled homes across the Bay of Fundy to rebuild them on this shore. Some are still standing on Water and Prince Streets today. #TravelNB (2/3)

Now a beloved tourist town, St. Andrews has a rich but often overlooked history. #TravelNB (1/3)

Not every photo needs a backstory—sometimes you just love the way a sign looks.

Imagine getting fired because math hurt a man’s feelings. We’re being governed by a walking Yelp review.

Cruisin’ With The Whales offers tours from St. Andrews aboard Bubs Bounty, a two-deck vessel with 360° views. Run by Captain Joel Wilcox and family, the cruise explores the Bay of Fundy and Passamaquoddy Bay, with chances to spot whales, seals, porpoises, and seabirds. #whalewatching (3/3)

Cruisin’ With The Whales offers tours from St. Andrews aboard Bubs Bounty, a two-deck vessel with 360° views. Run by Captain Joel Wilcox and family, the cruise explores the Bay of Fundy and Passamaquoddy Bay, with chances to spot whales, seals, porpoises, and seabirds. #whalewatching (2/3)

Cruisin’ With The Whales offers tours from St. Andrews aboard Bubs Bounty, a two-deck vessel with 360° views. Run by Captain Joel Wilcox and family, the cruise explores the Bay of Fundy and Passamaquoddy Bay, with chances to spot whales, seals, porpoises, and seabirds. #whalewatching (1/3)

Perched above St. Martins Beach, Quaco Head Lighthouse overlooks the dramatic cliffs and coves of the Fundy Trail. “Quaco” comes from the Mi’kmaq word meaning “haunt of the hooded seal.” #Quaco (2/2)

Perched above St. Martins Beach, Quaco Head Lighthouse overlooks the dramatic cliffs and coves of the Fundy Trail. “Quaco” comes from the Mi’kmaq word meaning “haunt of the hooded seal.” #Quaco (1/2)

The St. Martins Sea Caves are carved by the massive tides of the Bay of Fundy. You can walk right into them at low tide—just off the beach and close to the village’s covered bridges. (3/3)

The St. Martins Sea Caves are carved by the massive tides of the Bay of Fundy. You can walk right into them at low tide—just off the beach and close to the village’s covered bridges. (2/3)

The St. Martins Sea Caves are carved by the massive tides of the Bay of Fundy. You can walk right into them at low tide—just off the beach and close to the village’s covered bridges. (1/3)

Once called Quaco by the Mi’kmaq—“haunt of the hooded seal”—St. Martins was settled in 1783 by Loyalists and became a 19th-century shipbuilding hub. Today, it’s known for its massive Bay of Fundy tides and nearby red sandstone sea caves. (3/3) #ExploreNB

Once called Quaco by the Mi’kmaq—“haunt of the hooded seal”—St. Martins was settled in 1783 by Loyalists and became a 19th-century shipbuilding hub. Today, it’s known for its massive Bay of Fundy tides and nearby red sandstone sea caves. (2/3) #ExploreNB

Once called Quaco by the Mi’kmaq—“haunt of the hooded seal”—St. Martins was settled in 1783 by Loyalists and became a 19th-century shipbuilding hub. Today, it’s known for its massive Bay of Fundy tides and nearby red sandstone sea caves. (1/3) #ExploreNB

A ★★★ diary entry for Trainwreck: Poop Cruise (2025)

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A ★★★ diary entry for Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel (2025)

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CBS News Names Tanya Simon Executive Producer of ’60 Minutes’ Simon succeeds Bill Owens, who resigned earlier this year, citing corporate interference.

Some welcome news for a beleaguered news division: CBS has officially named Tanya Simon as the new executive producer of 60 Minutes. A 25-year veteran of the program and, notably, the daughter of the late Bob Simon. #CBSNews www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/c...

Overheard: I'm surprised the nickname “Pedofuhrer" hasn't caught on yet.

Line 5: No Opening Date, But the Crosstown Bringing Big Changes | UrbanToronto As Toronto waits in anticipation for the long-delayed Eglinton Line 5 to open, the TTC is preparing to implement the largest bus network re-organization the city has seen in decades. From The Junction...

Given that the Line 5 western extension and Line 6 generally lack stations with bus loops, I don’t expect either—despite one opening soon—to impact the bus network as significantly as the main portion of Line 5 will once it opens. urbantoronto.ca/news/2025/07... #TTC

BREAKING: College Park Redevelopment Looks to Scale Up Grandeur, Height | UrbanToronto GWL Realty Advisors' plans for College Park are easily the most ambitious development project in Toronto since The Well. The landmark at Yonge and College streets is one of the city's grandest complexes, with numerous features that make it an irreplaceable commercial heritage asset. A new plan looks to correct both the ill-conceived changes over the years, while also looking to honour more of the original grand plan.

I'm cautiously supportive of the overall vision here—but I'm not convinced 777 Bay (the former Maclean-Hunter building) needs to go. It’s a solid, well-used structure that doesn’t feel particularly out of place in the neighbourhood either. urbantoronto.ca/news/2025/07...

Cladding installation is beginning to define One Delisle's unique geometry in Toronto's Deer Park. urbantoronto.ca/news/2025/07...

#Toronto #architecture #construction

I meant all. But variations of this could work too with streetcars still plying the space. Although, we have an aversion to that on this continent.