CityPulse - The History of 299 Queen Street West (1987)

[@TheRolyPoly]

RIP to Mark Dailey, Glen Cole, Colin Vaughn, and recently... David Onley.

[@HorrorReject]

Mark had the greatest voice, such a legend.

[@jsstar76]

Just saw him on Breakfast Television, he hasn’t changed a bit.

[@glowerpower]

@@jsstar76 Mark Dailey died years ago. If he was on BT recently, he was not looking good :S

[@lesilluminations1]

I was new to Toronto and worked on that block from October 1987 to February 1992. The energy on the street was fantastic. I've never seen anything like it since.

[@Ragebob12]

Finally the whole series in one video

[@normy1471]

I have been to the building a few times to see The Social being filmed there.

[@JoeyRetro]

That's a shame the interiors are no longer innovative in design. The original engineering design is still in tact though. It was nice to see this.

[@mangaas]

City TV... E V E R Y W H E R E !

[@sianiswack633]

City TV had female camera crew. That was another one of their innovations

[@kamala_paradise]

Sad to see the demise of independent, fair, balanced, truthful news in Canada. RIP Canada.

[@thecretanbull4784]

I was thinking the same thing!! Sad state of affairs what has happened to our channel 7 news!

[@fryoung1]

I moved to Toronto in 1982 and this was so modern- try memphis

[@mutsortima174]

That first segment was from CityPulse Tonight on Sunday, May 3, 1987, since they announced that their first CityPulse at 299 Queen Street West would air the next day.

[@DickyCox]

did you need to mute a song near the end of the video? Ed Segeren looked way too good to be an engineering technician to not work in front of the camera, Ed had a good voice and beautiful hair as well.