The site TV.Garden allows you to stream television from around the world for free. For instance, stream:
In addition to particular channels / networks, you can also sort by things like Top News from around the world, Music, Sports, Animation, Cooking, etc., or tell it to serve up a random channel.
CityWalki is a great site that lets you walk, drive, or fly cities from around the world. It's got a dead simple interface and high quality video (despite my slightly blurry screengrab of Barcelona).
And yes, there's an entry for Toronto.
ROVR describes itself as Radio Reinvented:
It's live right now, or you can comb through the Archive.
There's also an app for iPhone or Android.
What I've heard so far has been top-notch.
Rarefilmm is an archive of 100s of hard-to-find, little-known, or mostly-forgotten films. I've bookmarked a few for future watch: the documentary Pasolini, un delitto italiano (Who Killed Pasolini); Peter Bogdanovich's At Long Last Love; Pedro Costa's O Sangue; Xích lô; Bashu; and, just for laughs, the english-dubbed version of one of my all-time favorite films, Le Samourai (directed by JP Melville): The Godson, pictured below.
NTS Live has an archive of Black Classical's extraordinary Spiritual Jazz playlists. In addition to the 12 hour streams, there's focuses on Strata / Strata-East, Three Blind Mice, and more.
NTS Radio
