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We can’t imagine the modern world without gadgets, programmes and computer systems that are created by programmers. They develop innovations that make the lives of millions of people more comfortable and diverse. It is not for nothing they say this is the profession of the future, as its relevance is constantly increasing. In addition, there […]

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Toronto is Canada’s largest city. The metropolis resembles a concrete jungle, with a vast number of buildings and architectural structures dotting its landscape. Among these diverse buildings, hotels constructed in the last century hold a special place. Today, we’ll delve into the history of the creation and development of the Hotel Victoria, located at 56 […]

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Hotels play a crucial role in any city, especially a large one visited by thousands of tourists daily. They serve as a sanctuary for travellers. As you can imagine, Toronto has many such establishments. This popularity dates back centuries, as Toronto has always welcomed newcomers needing a place to stay. Today, we’ll talk about the […]

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If you step onto the observation deck of Toronto’s iconic CN Tower, you are greeted by a breathtaking panorama of a modern metropolis. But a keen observer will spot a fascinating detail beyond the ribbons of highways and glass facades: the roofs of hundreds of skyscrapers are painted green. These aren’t just decorative touches. They […]

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A modern metropolis is a complex living organism, and its road network is the circulatory system, which increasingly suffers from chronic “blood clots.” Toronto, one of North America’s most dynamic cities and Canada’s economic hub, has long faced traffic gridlock. Reliance on personal cars, rapid population growth, massive construction, and numerous public events meant drivers […]

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