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Your videos are really really well done, and knowing that you have a background in design really shows in your eye and showing the appreciation of it, and I like how you take time to show us, not too fast not too slow, I am shut in due to an injury and I want to really thank you for taking me out!

Wow CasaLoma has concerts right now ! Thank you for sharing 😊

Great suggestions! Thank you for sharing with us 🙂

I heard another person that travels to Cuba often say that mosquitos don't like the smell of coconut. So to keep them away you can use shampoo, deodorant, body wash or lotion that smells like coconut. I think it's a good idea. Something natural to use instead of bug spray. 🙂👍🇨🇦

Thank you very much!❤❤ I will definitely go to those new places.

Seems like the kind of stuff a highschooler would offer to me and say its the best shit ever

New follower thanks for sharing I enjoyed it I'm a sucker for some old vintage and retro and everything in between

Tiny town I think you should put is Milton😊

Almonte in Eastern Ontario is a quaint little town, with a statue of James Naismith, local lad who "invented" basketball while teaching in the USA. Lots of history in the Town and the area surrounding it. including The Mill of Kintail, summer home of another Almonte lad, R. Tait Mackenzie, who was a Medical Dr and sculptor. Definitely worth visiting!

great vid

Selling a dalgona cookie cracked. Is wild 😂

Make your own, cheaper and easy to do

it is not a beginner drone its just a toy dji is a beginner drone

Yum. Some good places in the West End… Roncesvalles…Cafe Polenez.

Can you tell me, please, how I can find that Supermarket from minute 6? What street is it on?

Big Chute is a marine railway and it is the only one of its kind in North America

I lived in Toronto in the late 90's and I still visit often. I have walked most of the streets and I love finding cool, unknown places. Sometimes the places are new, sometimes I just never knew, but I enjoy exploring and finding great photo opportunities. Great video. I am now subscribed. Love the content. So many Toronto videos are redundant and full of all the obvious places. Great share. When I was young, we would get on the roof of the Eaton Centre. I don't think the vista was spectacular but I'm not sure if you can still go up there so easily.

Love the way you enjoyed my city! A fun fact: the old section of the AKG was designed by Buffalo’s most famous architect - EB Green. He also built the hotel where you stayed on Delaware Ave.! The hotel was originally a doctor’s office, with upstairs living quarters. Green worked up to the age of 95 and over 150 structures are still standing, from the 1880s through 1950.

Thank you for sharing your icons. Much appreciated and your video was easy to follow.

Do not move to peterborough you will regret it, most of the nature spaces are trashed with needles and garbage. It's not what it used to be like

Great video! But... Where is Banya? 😂

Thank you so much for your excellent video on Wutai Shan Buddhist Garden, Ontario, Canada.

My personal list (only including Line 1): BEST: 5. Glencairn - one of the more underrated in terms of design and fairly quiet from the business of Yorkdale and Eglinton West. The outdoor vibes are good too 4. St. Clair West/St. Clair - the colors of both stations are similar but with St. Clair West, the underground shuttle buses are a really neat feature and I love the various designs. St. Clair is more simpler but it reminds me of vanilla and cinnamon with its color scheme. 3. Dupont - love the vibe it gives and the orange definitely makes it pop 2. Union - love the simple black and white design and the business. Though the drawings are admittedly unsettling... 1. Museum - no reasons needed :) WORST 5. Hwy 407 - not an awful station but it almost feels like a missed opportunity with how big this is and not too many people use it. Also, so many of the first stations up until Finch West are just gray but this stood out the most especially since I take this everyday as a U of T. 4. Spadina - beautiful design but very shady and it feels like you can get jumped at any moment 3. Queen's Park/St. Patrick - same design (more or less) and not very spacious especially with latter 2. Dundas - really ugly/smelly 1. College/King - basically the same design and they looks unappealing and they smell

I live near that zoo! One time I saw the Meewkats snuggling eachother!!

Thank you for the Coco's recommendation!

Cambridge has Paris, Gault. , I’m not sure if there is a town of Cambridge…..lovely places.

Thank You SO much!!! This is SO helpful

Thank you! Great to see these places and know which ones are worth checking out 😃👍

Amazing video with all details and hidden gems! Thank you 😊

All good with the exception of Duo. Only commenting on their pastries. Typical fake Chinese style imitation French pastries that taste nothing like it should.

I hope my hood (long branch) would become a culinary destination one day. Right now it is just establishments stuck in the 80s and fast food. 😢

Well done!

Great places that i need to check out!

Thank you for your tour!

We LOVE our electric car. That trip would have cast maybe $10. Just saying🤔. Maybe an electric is in your future!

Wow, loved this video! Thanks for the tour!

Wow thank you for this! Great videos and well explained! New subscriber! (on a side note, DY Anyma is awesome!)

Where is the address? 😂

$225 for a 3-4 hour golf cart rental is really really expensive. Criminally expensive. It’s $16(us)/hr at kelleys island, $20/ at middle bass(weekdays are 2h for $20) south bass is $20/hr if I remember right.

Great video. Thank you!

There’s a mica mine near Perth. There’s a provincial camp ground a couple km away too. Can go camping and go to the old mine and look around. Even the campsite is all covered in mica but the caves are really cool. Murphy point provincial park.

Wow! I will definitely try these bakeries. If in Mississauga, and you’re looking for a fish and chips take out or quick dine in place, try Cooksville Fish and Chips!

They should shut down their business. It’s awful.

Wonderfully informative!! First time watching ! Subscribed ! You're the best !

The Pablo was completed in 2009, and have to confess that I visited it annually, if not several times annually, and it has always appeared vacant. It’s just nice to take a break from the resort, and see some of the events, or visit the spa. The disco at night can be fun.

The best time to see flamingoes in Cuba during the dry season, typically from November to April

I have had the pleasure of living in Cuba for extended stays off resort over the years. I’m Canadian and love comparing the two cultures. One thing not the same is that while eating food when it’s hot hot is valued and expected in my country, it’s no big deal in Cuba. If a meal in Canada gets cold, we will reheat it before eating it. Cubans often leave hot food to sit at room temp before it’s consumed. It is not urgent that when a meal is hot/ready everyone begins eating right away. In fact often, a family will eat in shifts, or serve guests first all courses before they eat. It never really occu. I’ve done with that. And they’ve never heard of re-heating it (unless it’s been refrigerated) I suppose when you live in a really hot country, you don’t desire to consume really hot food where in Canada hot food is appreciated to help us warm up in a colder climate. And in Canada it cools faster than in the Caribbean climate.

thank you for the maps !

No travel to Cuba there is a dictadura

Cuba is a communist dictatorship. All money spent there goes to the government and not to the people who they oppress. Over a thousand political prisoners as we speak just for expressing their desire for freedom. The people don’t have access to any of the food offered at the hotels. DO NOT TRAVEL TO CUBA.