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Er if the moon landing were a hoax, the Soviet Union would have debunked it decades ago, considering they sent tons of probes to the moon and took lots of pictures. Not to mention all of the other countries that have been to the moon... But the real conspiracy is the fact that the 'scientists'...

The problem with all of the complaints is multifold: 1) The natural tendency of humans to oversensationalize their own memory when stressed. People frequently come up with grander stories than what actually happened, because that's just how they remember it. Doesn't mean it's true. If you deal...

When I was looking for a place a few months ago, there was one unit in Spire which was 2br+2bath which was on the market for a really long time and sold at a discount as it did not have parking. Contrast this with virtually every other 2br I looked at in the area that got snapped up almost...

Sort of like all those big homes in Rosedale and most of Yorkville is equildistant to St. Jamestown right? Who'd want to live there?

What's more likely? That a plane flew into the Pentagon and the government confiscated surveillance footage for investigation purposes? Or that they fired a missile into the Pentagon, barely missing the secretary of defense's office, killed off and destroyed a plane full of people (including...

I think if you have any sort of younger family doctor they should be fine. I find most younger people in medicine are quite open in terms of not being racist/sexist. If you specifically want a gay doctor that will be much harder to do, but I'm virtually certain most younger doctors wouldn't mind...

I wonder how this thread started... Why did Kettal start it? Was he serious? If he was joking whom was he referencing? Either way, it's obvious that a cabal of freemasons, the Rothchilds, the Bilderberg meeting group, the Skull & Bones and top government officials orchestrated the entire Sept...

I think part of the disparity is also cultural. The Vaughan side (with the exception of the Glen Shields area) is overwhelmingly Jewish. Meanwhile the Markham side is only about half Jewish, with a huge Chinese population and other random population. The Markham side is also more diverse in...

Wow you're kind of a dick. I already admitted I was wrong. Going to ignore anything you say from now on.

I remember reading the table in the Toronto Star last election. Who knows, The Star is often wrong. All I can find is this article which says Thornhill is 3rd: http://www.acs-aec.ca/oldsite/Polls/18-06-2004.pdf

While it's easy to say it's all because of the wealth (the Thornhill riding IS the richest riding in Canada after all), you have to remember that many Thornhillers already take transit. These are the people who live south of the railway line and can easily walk to the TTC bus. Fact is, Thornhill...

Thornhill's traffic problems is entirely based on the fact that it's a residential community and contains very little employment. Add to the fact that it's not at all near any north-south highways, it makes it even worse. For those people who don't work in the east (Markham's high tech area)...

It's one thing to critize that one ride he had, and another for all the media to critize every councillor every year about spending on things. People were mad about his cab usage before it came out that he used it wrongly that one time. So I think while it was bad that he inappropriated expensed...

Generally this is a non-issue. Every year the papers make a big deal about these things... but really I agree with ROB FORD (LOL?) on this one. We shouldn't be singling out any counselors on this one. If we don't like them spending money to pay for stuff in their wards, we should demand the...

I think Pacific Mall is a bit different from traditional retail. First of all, most stores are run by the business owner themselves or with very cheap labour, thus labour costs are minimal. Secondly, having inventory is actually expensive. The less inventory you have, the better as long as you...

There's definitely much more life at Yonge and Finch area then at Yonge and Sheppard. If you want to compromise, then Yonge and North York Centre is the way to go. Y&S closes after 5pm generally and is a dead zone once all the office workers go home. The traffic is also much worse there...

How does one get on these lists? Just buy a lot of units over 10 years, or be a billionaire?

They don't remove snow in York Region, they just plow it to the side. Except that up here there is a LOT of 'side', so it's fine.

Oooh i just realized that's Element. I always get it confused with the City Place buildings across the way. Some of the units at Element are priced lower because they are facing west (where Fly will be), although I'm not sure about 217. Either way, I agree that some pre-construction buildings...

You're comparing apples to oranges. When that Tridel building is built, those 2 other units will be >5 years old. As well the quality of construction in City Place and College Park is questionable. Anyone who's been in these buildings and taken a look at units would probably agree. Meanwhile...