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“Living” in lots of places

Turns out Living in Toronto isn’t the only show that will launch soon (see previous post). The total list is:

Living Vancouver
Living Calgary
Living Saskatchewan
Living Winnipeg
Living in Ottawa
Living in Toronto
Living Montreal
Living East (based in Halifax with content from Nova Scotia, PEI, & N.B.)
Living Newfoundland & Labrador

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4 Responses to ““Living” in lots of places”

Dave says:

I can guarantee Living in Montreal will be more fun, because lets face it… it just is

Dwight Williams says:

Forgive us if we in Ottawa try to give Montreal a run for their money…and their reputation?

Jessica Doyle says:

Vancouver. Hands down.

We are even atop, on the above post list.

Living East would do well to be adjusted to Living Back East.

…seriously

Elizabeth says:

Living in Ottawa? Looks more like barely breathing. Talk about amateur hour, and it’s not even live. No excuse for this poor showing. Makes me cringe to watch it. I feel embarrassed to be living in a place that appears so snoringly boring as showcased on this show. No real content, just fluff — and even that’s badly done. What a waste.

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