My phone just lit up with the Emergency Alert. When I clicked to go to the EA website, it came up with "Bad Gateway".

Good thing it's only a "Test".

Maybe Bruce Springsteen.

I've been told the BT set is on the first floor of OMP.

The buildings Rogers has on/near Bloor:
First: 333 Bloor Street East/777 Jarvis Street (can't remember what it was before, possibly the old Confederation Life Building)
Second: The Confederation Life building at 1 Mount Pleasant, then they added an addition (called by some One Unpleasant. Sportsnet was moved there after major renovations, then OMNI 1 & 2 from Lakeshore & Bathurst)
Next: 350 Bloor Street East (Rogers took this building over around 2007 or 2008 I think)
Rogers kept needing more and more space at Bloor & Jarvis, which is why they acquired 350 Bloor East  and kept adding more space at 333/777 by splitting little conference rooms into offices,
Rogers also acquired the Torch building at Victoria and Dundas and moved CityTV up there and rotated editors between there and Lakeshore. It was really cramped there. IIRC, the building was only 44,000 square feet.
And Rogers bought the Nortel property in Brampton in 2006.
Of course, they have lots of other properties in Ontario and other provinces, including Skydome (I know), Scotiabank Centre (through MLSE), BMO Field (also MLSE) and all their yards for their cable/fibre technical services and community TV stations (if there are any left.)
 

Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Zencastr, WhatsApp and more have overtaken Skype. It always amazed me that Zoom was ready when Covid showed up.

Polling station in my condo. Will vote on the way out to shop.
Really only interested in final result and winner in my riding.

CBCNN has the story.

darcyh wrote:

...with a few plants producing furniture (Dealcraft)

I worked at CKKW in 85-86, when Electrohome still owned it and CFCA. There was a 10% discount for Dealcraft Furniture. My girlfriend bought 4 pieces and we still have them.
 

Joe should have worked and missed the disappointment. Ohio State won.

Skywave wrote:

Some time ago I managed to access the FM tuner chip on a Samsung S9 by using the Nextradio app. Unfortunately, the functionality of the radio was dependent on having a headphone plugged in, as the radio used the headphone cable as the antenna. The app is no longer available, and new phones don't have a headphone jack. The assumption seems to be that everyone has an "all you can eat" data plan, and will use a streaming app for accessing OTA stations.

AFAIK, you need wired ear buds or headphones with a USB-C connection or a 3.5 mm jack to USB-C adapter.

Let's Talk is January 22. Countdown starts that night to approximately 2 weeks later when Bell announces more layoffs - and possibly radio station sales/shutdowns. 

Scarboroughbluffsradiof99 wrote:

The Weed wrote:

RadioAaron wrote:

That channel's gone now.

Watching it now. Must be included in my package. I'm in a condo with the VIP Bulk Digital Package with Rogers Xfinity Fibre.

Are you watching the american versian?

No idea, it's just branded "Magnolia Network".

Forward Power wrote:

Centerline wrote:

My wife is pissed, it appears to be no more Home Town and Fixer Upper.
Where is the justice in that.
 

As long as we don't have to endure another episode from the House Hunters franchise ... but yes, my wife will miss Home Town and the couple in that show.

If Home Town is part of Magnolia Network, in Toronto, MN is on channel 89 on Rogers Ignite TV...ah....Xfinity.

RadioActive wrote:

I'm not sure who that new imaging voice is but he's incredibly dull. True, there's not much personality you can inject into "You're listening to the Ben Mulroney Show," but somehow the guy they chose is so listless and lacking any emotion or life, it makes you question why you're listening. What an odd choice.

The old intro gang they used was much, much better. 

To be fair, that's probably not the voice's choice, but the direction from the imaging producer and/or program director or higher.