Whenever I am at Massey Hall to take in a concert, I often walk up the street and pass by CityTV to…read morefetch my parked car. It's up the street, at the corner of Victoria Street and Dundas Street East. CityTV has moved around a handful of times. I remember as a kid, taking the 501 Queen streetcar and seeing the station name at 99 Queen Street East, which was its original location. It was home to some fun programming. I enjoyed coming home from school to take in Toronto Rocks, which was hosted by John Mahjor. He played videos and took requests, including birthday shout-out messages live on the air. Ah, memories! The station then moved to 299 Queen Street West. It ended up being the CHUM City Building. It was home to CityLine, MuchMusic, Speakers Corner, Electric Circus, and more. I remember the MuchMusic Video Awards held at the corner of Queen Street West and John Street for years. I was an audience member for the Marilyn Denis Show one time. I went to see James Blunt and had a fabulous time. Free tickets are always great. I can say that I set foot in this building. CHUM ended up selling its assets to its parent company, CTV. So, another location change happened. CityTV's current location is right in front of Yonge-Dundas Square, in the heart of downtown Toronto. CP24 (the around-the-clock news station), CityLine, Breakfast Television, and many other shows are broadcast from this building these days. I was able to look through the window last Friday and see the CityLine set. It was nice to check it out quietly as I headed to my car. Many Torontonians who have been around for a bit will remember Mark Dailey's voice, who was the voice of City TV. City TV. Everywhere. He was my neighbour when I was young. He lived in the apartment next to my family's. He was always nice. Sometimes, he'd leave his news scripts on the ledge in front of our communal mailboxes. Sadly, he passed away from cancer. CityTV was pretty cool back in the day. I liked everything from the CHUM countdowns to Fashion TV. I don't watch its programming all that much these days. I like Breakfast Television in the morning, especially with Meredith Shaw joining the crew recently. I tend to watch CP24 when I'm killing time, either at the doctor's office, or at work in the lunchroom... haha! It was cool to reminisce and reflect on how programming from this station has shaped me. It's cool that I moved back to the greater Toronto area and I'm still watching Breakfast Television! (467)

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Public Broadcasting is the most underrated champion of the media. CBC has been outstanding in their…read morecoverage of the whole COVID-19 situation as well as telling the stories of Canadians from across the country and internationally as well. I turn to CBC for all news, local, national and global and their slew of fantastic personalities and hosts make every topic very interesting to the layman. Tom Power and the Q show has been my saving grace from going insane while under social isolation.

I have visited the CBC for a few different events, including a couple of food fests and some…read moretapings of their TV shows. The building itself is pretty cool, with various items from Canadian broadcasting history to look at. When you are in the audience of a taping, sometimes you even go home with a little prize, Oprah style! Most recently I was here for a taping of The Steven and Chris show and went home with a Happy Light while having enjoyed a half day full of laughs. If you have a few hours to kill in Toronto on a weekday coming up, I highly recommend signing up in advance to attend a taping of a CBC show. Good times!

This was my go to show for decades however I have had to find another morning show. The constant…read morestupid comments made by Jennifer Hsiung make me cringe to the point I have had to change the channel repeatedly. I am embarrassed for her coworkers. Her attempt at humour is anything but. Of all the talent that has been on this show, please tell me how she still has a job. I will not be returning while she is still there making people uncomfortable every day.

CP24 time to change the way u do live of Caribana parade of the bands. U interview your guests…read morewhile completely blocking the masqueraders on stage. Introduce them then turn the camera on the stage. Very poor showing perhaps change the camera man instructions. Very disappointing viewing & with constant breaking news that are no longer relevant. Also very upset that your interview with junior queen was not properly aired. DO BETTER IF U WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR RATINGS

TVO(Television Ontario) another sight, EUREKA and Bits and Bytes is or are excellent and quality…read morewatching to a mind in need of 'food for thought' also. Can seem to find intelligence in that kind of presentations. Also it covers the whole Province instead of a City, that much can be noticed from the name. Yes it does make it think. Good Job.

TVO is essentially Ontario's public television, and it's broadly similar to the high-mindedness and…read moreprogramming choices of PBS in the States. There's the same edifying kids' shows, current events, documentaries, and, of course, clunky British period dramas. I think PBS has more interesting programming overall, but they do have a greater purchasing power with which to put together their schedules. That said, be prepared to sit through dorky appeals for money from either entity during pledge drives. The Agenda with Steve Paikin is easily the best in-house show on TVO. It's a talk show with excellent, international guests, and absolutely no BS, unlike even the best American shows like it. Steve Paikin asks really tough questions (and, more importantly, keeps asking when he gets a vague answer), but is always civil, fair, and well-informed about the topic. They even got him to moderate the upcoming Leaders' debate for the '08 Federal Election.

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No interest to this, welcomed to be out. Weird list and this is not something of a good weird sort…read more All that can be said to this station here.

While the reclining chairs at Imagine Cinemas Market Square are very comfortable and their $5…read moreTuesday pricing is a great deal, our recent experience was highly disappointing. We had planned to watch Fantastic Four during the last show and booked two special-needs seats online. Parking downtown already costs more than the tickets for two, but we were looking forward to a relaxing evening. About twenty minutes into the film, a staff member approached us to explain that one of the "seats" we had booked was not actually a chair at all, but the space reserved for a wheelchair. This crucial detail was never made clear on the booking site. Unlike other accessible venues--such as the TTC or most theatres--that allow guests to choose between using their own wheelchair or a provided seat, this cinema offered no alternative except an awkward mid-show refund. The situation was uncomfortable and completely ruined our night out. Although the management responded publicly on Google in a caring and professional tone, two follow-up emails since then have gone unanswered. I hope Imagine Cinemas takes accessibility concerns seriously and improves both its booking transparency and customer follow-up.

What a fantastic experience! I went to watch Moana 2 and enjoyed some nachos during the show. The…read moretheatre has a charming retro vibe that adds so much character. it feels like stepping back in time in the best way. The seats in the auditorium were super comfortable, making it easy to relax and enjoy the movie. Great location, great atmosphere, and a perfect spot for a cozy night out. Highly recommend!