Before the war, Aleppo was booming. The city, much like Toronto, was known as the cultural and economic hub of Syria, but the war has reduced the eastern portion of the once vibrant city to rubble.

A new coat of paint for the Morning Show with a mixture of 3D, 2D and a whole lotta luv’n.

Four Australians were killed earlier this week by a rare weather phenomenon called thunderstorm asthma.

Transport Canada has outlined guidelines of where parents should seat their children in the car.

Neil Sangani‘s animation showcases how much of Canada’s electricity is generated by renewable sources of energy.

Rick Campanelli has joined the weekday morning show with Fred and Mel on 102.1 the Edge.

Do you have enough candy for all the trick-or-treaters that will be going door-to-door tonight?

Chris MacDougall built this explainer about the road surface effect.

While it may not be obvious at first gander, the geese migration numbers are significantly down.

How exactly do Americans elect their president? As U.S. citizens prepare to vote on Nov. 8, Janet Cordahi‘s animation breaks down the U.S. electoral college.

The Toronto Blue Jays and Cleveland Indians will play in the American League Championship Series for the right to play the National League champion in the World Series.

Jennifer Neville-Lake described September 27th as the “anniversary of my life sentence” after a drunk driver killed her three young children and her father one year ago, and police say incidents of impaired driving are not going down.

The traffic complications that many drivers face as they head into Montreal could be nothing next to what’s on the horizon in the coming weeks.

What is the best way to export Canadian oil? Oil companies want pipelines, but not everyone is enthusiastic about this.

The Better Business Bureau is issuing a warning about a scam targeting women that could cost them thousands of dollars.

Back to school is the second busiest shopping season for Canadians, right after Christmas. And the Labour Day long weekend is traditionally when the bulk of the school supplies are bought.

Walk anywhere in Winnipeg and you’ll easily find frenzied football fans. Residents are no longer reluctant to call the Winnipeg Blue Bombers theirs. The team has won five games in a row… and counting.

Q107 is running their Bullseye contest, and Andrew Miller and Babak Najafi created a promo for it.

It’s time for the best meteor shower of the year, the Perseids. And this year could be better than most years.

BIG 101.1FM is a new radio station in Barrie that plays hits and classic rock tunes from the 1970s, 80s and 90s.