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Toronto Fall
First time visiting Toronto in 3 months, and started to really get familiar with the city. One of the reasons I moved to Buffalo was to be closer to Toronto and New York City. I really feel like Buffalo should be building more connections with such a large metropolis relatively close by. We arguably get more »
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Old Toronto and Mississauga
Toronto is such a rich city with streetcars that have been discarded by almost every other North American city. High Park in Toronto is a great respite from the city, with a feel that is more intimate and less playground like Grant Park in Chicago. Christie Pitts Park is another unique park, sunk below the more »
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Toronto
In a way Toronto and Chicago are very similar: they are both comparable in size, similar in layout with a dense core and sprawling outskirts, and they are both located on a Great Lake. They are also obsessed with lakefront condo development, although Toronto does not treat its lakefront with as much respect as Chicago. more »
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Toronto transit
The Toronto Subway may be old, but that does not mean it is unpleasant. The cars are bright and roomy, the subway runs every five minutes even late at night, and now they are introducing modern rail cars with (gasp!) articulated joints allowing access to the entire length of the train. Compared to the Chicago more »