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That reminds me of the guy who was quoted 0.002 cents/kb by Verizon while on his trip to Canada. http://verizonmath.blogspot.com/2007/08/original-recording-of-verizon-customer.html

November 6th

Albeit an unobtrusive one.

This idea is absolutely ridiculous. As far as I'm concerned, covering up a giant turd with flowers still makes it a giant turd (albeit a deceitful one.) Toronto needs to bury the Gardiner, and cover up the rail corridor while they're at it.

These cities are also very expensive to live in, which I imagine hurt their overall score significantly. Employment opportunity and crime would be others.

Ignatieff is expected to make a decision this week on whether he should bring down the Conservative government with a non-confidence vote and force a summer election. Given what you just said, forcing an election right now would be wise for Ignatieff and the liberals.

I hate John Baird. I hated him when he was the Environment Minister, and now as the Transport Minister. He is an incompetent fool. I hope there is an election again this summer/autumn. Here is one of my favourite videos of Baird as Environment Minister...

Without a doubt the most stunning bridge submitted by far. Absolutely love it.

According to the TTC, Toronto's average daily ridership for all it's subway lines is roughly 1 246 020, not 864 000. http://www3.ttc.ca/PDF/Transit_Planning/subway_ridership_2007-2008.pdf

Look at that sea of condos; it reminds me of an Asian city. Sometimes I'm glad we're not Vancouver.

Those shots are beautiful grey. I just imagine seeing Trump in them and I get a sense of a true global city.

If you just want to study in Canada, you can apply for a student permit. In order to qualify for one * You must have been accepted by a school, college, university or other educational institution in Canada. * You must prove that you have enough money to pay for your: o...

It looks like the Athlete's village for the 2015 Pan-Am games will be located in the west don lands, ensuring that the site will be redeveloped by 2015. Assuming, of course, that Toronto is awarded the games. http://www.toronto2015.org/en/2009/4/26/pan-american-games-village-to-be-located

This was featured on www.digg.com earlier today, I thought it was pretty neat. Life.com took the statistics of the number of tags related to cities around the world on flickr and composed a top ten list. http://www.life.com/image/dv676066/in-gallery/26111/the-ten-most-photographed-cities...

When people say it's a barrier, they don't mean it physically prevents someone from getting to the waterfront. The waterfront should be welcomed and integrated with the city, and the Gardiner prevents this integration by forcing people to walk underneath a crumbling, loud, and ugly highway. The...

Well it's either purple, or that bright lime green Telus also uses. Personally, I'd go for the purple.

"One Week" When a young man is confronted with his mortality, he takes a cross-country road trip on a vintage motorcycle. One Week tells the story of Ben Tyler (Joshua Jackson), in his mid-twenties, who flees from the confines of his life—an impending marriage, a job he’s not entirely happy with...

Hey I noticed some of you asked about a facebook group on the issue of extending the Sheppard subway to STC, so I went out and I found one. http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?sid=fa6abd4fac3afab6ffaeb7fb43c81bb4&gid=2251501403 Only 76 members so far so not much support...

That is a fantastic viewpoint!! You should take pictures from that point once every month or so and make a time-lapse. Also, does that building in front of the construction site have a parking lot on it's roof?

The only problem I see with a bridge going across Humber Bay is that it only saves roughly 500m-1km off your trip. However, it would be nice to have a San Fran style bridge going across for that iconic value.