As an 8-year Toronto resident, I felt like my love for the city has been renewed. Thank you for this video essay that made me rediscover the charm of the city!
Same, but then I look at my rent and my bills and I cry. Working 12 hours a day, my only solace is the painted lady on Ossington and Mr Jerk on Wellesley.
As a life long Torontonian this was a great video. You could have gone into the arts, museums, outdoor spaces more, but you touched on them. Threw in some Hamilton for good measure too :D I'm glad to hear you like the diversity and the food. We don't really have anything else except people, people from everywhere, no mountains, no specific industry, not many unique monuments or much history, but we do have people and what they bring. Welcome!
Canoopsy, I can’t even explain how much you inspire me, even if we come from totally different backgrounds and continents. It’s just your attitude, style, curiosity and creativity
I’ve been to Toronto for a few weeks about 5 or 6 years ago and completely felt the vibe you are describing. Made me want to go back and wonder around. Really inspiring video, great to see more about you, your background and influences
Sending love from edmonton! our country has a lot of problems right now but i think it's important to remember that the home we live in, the community around us is priceless. Thank you for bringing us along to some of your favourite places and sharing your story... i am intrigued by that roma pizza from hamilton....
This was the most warm hearted 20 mins I’ve ever watched on RUclips. So informative and so delightful to follow you around and listening to everything you had to say about Toronto. I do hope to visit one day. The food though my boy, goodness gracious 🤤
Thank you brother,born in TO, left the city at a young age, family commitments currently don't allow me to make it back..... but your video just gave me the vibes to make it happen in the future ❤
I’ve recently moved to Toronto and have been wanting to find more of these unique/original places to eat at (only chain restaurants where I’m from). I’ll be coming back to this vid!
This was just more than a video about what to do in Toronto, it was also a snapshot of how you've grown in this city. I've travelled extensively to great cities and Tokyo is hands down my favorite, but I always come back home to Toronto, and you pretty much nailed it, it's her people. And people have come in waves as different nationalities seem to come in batches over the years.. anyway, the city is ever changing and sometimes, it doesnt know where it's going. There are definitely challenges and I'm glad you've highlighted them. Nevertheless, the city continues to infuse the different perspectives and it has done so for several decades. Will Toronto ever establish it's own identity, who knows, and does it really matter? I guess the journey there is what makes this city interesting.
From Hamilton as well. Born and raised. Roma tattoo is next level. Moved to Toronto last October. Great video mate, you highlight a lot of the things people seem to overlook.
I think I feel very similarly about Hamilton as you do about Toronto. It wasn't the city I grew up in. Yes it has flaws but it's dramatically changed me over the almost 9 years that I have been here. I'm very grateful to be where I am now and couldn't think of a better for me a my family to grow and live together. I am glad we both found our homes away from home. 😊
Great video, Canoopsy👍I was born and grew up in Toronto and thought there was no place better on earth. Until the company I sold for asked me if I would take over the western Canada territory. I moved to Vancouver in 1994 and never looked back. In 2008 I moved to a small community 40 minutes northwest of greater Vancouver where I live about a 12 minute walk from the ocean, which is even better. A few things I don't miss about Toronto: freezing cold and often brutal winters; the stifling humidity in the summer; the endless density from Oshawa to St. Catherines and beyond; Pearson Airport. I fly back to Toronto twice a year to visit siblings in Toronto, Bowmanville and Oshawa, and usually spend a couple of days wandering around downtown T.O., but I don't feel any draw or connection to the city. I never would have believed that I could leave the city I loved and never miss it.
I love your videos where Toronto is in the forefront. I did a working holiday there, my happiest memories were working in the hectic bustling hospitality industry. Toronto issa vibe.
Yesss, Sonic Boom! Single biggest contributor to my small cassette collection. I've been in Toronto juuust about 2 years now, originally from Calgary. I love it here. Transit is a bit rough around the edges, but I rely on it pretty much exclusively (and walking, of course), and it's held up. In Calgary, car ownership was pretty much mandatory outside the inner-most inner city. Here, nah. What I absolutely love are all the well-established, small, family-owned shops and restaurants like everywhere. My place in midtown is surrounded by green-grocers, all within like 3 minutes from my front door, and I can get most of my daily food for hilariously cheaper than it would be at Loblaw's et al. And all the tiny, cash-only restaurants in Chinatown are just heaven. You can spend a lot on a nice meal here, but you can also get a full meal for like $4 if you know where to look. Also your cats are fucking gorgeous.
As someone who visits once a year from Montreal I find so far the best way to commute Toronto is by motorcycle. Despite lane splitting being illegal, locals are respectful & understanding & make way for you to pass. Here in Montreal I’ve had drivers swerve into me or even open doors to stop me from passing.
THIS IS AWESOME. thank you for this. even though i dont live in toronto, it made me appreciate my own city a lot more. seeing similarities and the differences!
Toronto is amazing 🙏 Thank you for sharing the truth about Toronto amidst all of the doomerism surrounding the city, Toronto and Torontonians really need this and everyone needs to see what a great city Toronto truly is. It's home 🇨🇦
been watching you for almost 5 years now all the way from hong kong. ive visited toronto once and it's interesting that much of what you've talked about in the video is also applicable to the city i live in despite being across the globe. love your vids!!
Hi I grew up in a very small village and I had similar feelings and experiences you mentioned when moving into a big city (Sydney). Thank you so much for your work, you are a huge inspiration mate :)
Thank you for this very transparent and heartwarming depiction of Toronto. As someone who grew up in the GTA, went to school downtown, and is currently at the age of trying to save up for a house, moving elsewhere has been a constant thought. Especially after just coming back from Tokyo, an almost ideal depiction of what I’d always thought a city should be, I find it hard to recommend to people things to do here or why they should visit. But it hit home when you highlighted how fast Toronto is changing and how diverse we are. I’ve gotta agree, some of the best parts of the city are really in the small business and neighbourhoods surrounding the city and kudos to you for giving them a spotlight. This vid really allowed me to see our city from a different perspective and reminds me why despite its problems, Toronto will always be home. Great work!!
I've lived in the Toronto area my whole life, (except for several years of travelling) and your video made it feel like I was seeing it for the first time. I'm sitting here crying because I feel so overwhelmed with gratitude for living here and being from here. Thank you. Intro was AMAZING and your cat story also made me cry. I love Cats. I was introduced to them while living in a rat and mice rampant Halifax and I decided to get a fixer!! Thank you for this video. I am really happy that you've shown Toronto to the world this way!!
I always dreamed of moving somewhere else and canada has been on my radar for a while now. I still have to go there and make my own idea but this is nice man it makes me want to move already
just love the feeling of your videos. Also, the bit about duster made me emotional-can totally relate with my own cats. wishing you the best always Isaac
As someone who's been in the GTA for most of my life, thank you for this love letter to a city that has it's problems but also has limitless potential for growth
Can’t believe the timing of this video. Moved to Toronto from the US 2 days ago looking forward to making new friends and exploring the city with them.
i love videos that talk about how great the city still is. you know last few years everybody is toronto bashing like crazy but i've been to a lot of other cities, yes toronto was easier pre-pandmeic but almost every major city in 2024 is also experiencing a housing crisis, lay offs, and food inflation. like it aint perfect but for most people unless you got some balling job offer in another city with a visa lined up, toronto is still a good place to be
You got me on this post, tears and lots of emotions. Texas is home now 20+ years, but I was born and raised in Metro Detroit. Toronto was my 2nd home because we were there almost every other month, even to the point of every other weekend when my Mom started dating a guy there. Yep, knew all the places most travelers & tourist don't know. Food glorious food from everywhere!! Eventually, of course, I grew up and left Detroit 2 days after graduation. I was like you, even though I grew up in the suburbs I hated the weather and the city. Montreal became my new spot to visit years later on my own from wherever I was living. The parts I cried were the being alone, your cat story, and when you went home. No matter how much we dislike our hometown, it's still home and formed us. I cried so hard my last trip to Detroit, it has changed gloriously, but I still don't want to live there 😂😂 Great video of the other city that was the catalyst to me traveling to destinations many people would be shocked a black kid from Detroit has visited. Thank you and Thank the Province of Ontario for great memories
i am 2 month in Toronto after living 11 years in Dubai. Hard to compare both cities... but i've seen bad and good sides of Dubai and now found many missing things here in Toronto. Feel comfortable here. It will be my home for next several years for now...
I split my time between both. I'll put it this way. If you take out Manhattan out of NYC, I prefer Toronto. Manhattan elevates NYC to a whole different level.
Great content as always from Canoopsy. Also, Is it worth to trade in my 14 Pro to 16 Pro or 16 Pro Max when they come out, or wait longer to upgrade? I have a regular 14 Pro from February 2023 with 88% battery health after a year and a half and don’t like the battery life and buggy experience (factory reset didn’t help)
As someone that moved here from Hamilton in 2012, the Roma segment hit. Tried to explain this to my girlfriend, even forced her to try Roma, no one understands. Everyone just calls it bread with sauce, they don't understand what nostalgia tastes like.
Great video, but as someone who lives in Toronto for the last 10 years, this city’s charm wears off pretty fast when you realize how unaffordable, overcrowded and disorganized a lot of things are (not saying all things). There is beauty in chaos always, but it certainly hasn’t been close to an upward trend as of late. Go to Chicago and majority of residents proudly say it’s the best city. Toronto doesn’t have that same pride for a reason.
Canoopsy The King! 👑 🤖 💻 Longtime Supporter here! I love your videos! It's always so nice to get to hear more about your life and thoughts! I'm glad your fur baby is doing better! 😺
As someone who actively avoids the downtown core- it's really odd seeing a video about Toronto showcasing all the places I recognize. From each scene to the next, I react "Oh this place! It's by ___ and ___". I strictly only see people on my social media visiting Toronto's downtown core and visiting only the hyped places like Badiali's (to be fair, they do have good pizza). Still, it hurts to see them only scratch the surface of Toronto's culture. You know more about Toronto than a good 90% of the people I know who live in Toronto or around the GTA. Love this video mate.
Thank you so much for bringing up the poor public transportation people other than infrastructure channels should be mentioning this more often. The city needs change and people need to learn about it. Cheers
Big cities look nice from far away and stretching your neck to see the buildings is fun but the commute isn't fun, to me it's crowded. Where I live, the small streets are curvy with grass fields and a bike path that connects to the sidewalk. The big roads are away from people. Toronto looks great though.
Grew up in T.O. and food wise is solid. Livable city wise, traffic, construction and forest of condos ..nah. Still not sure what it offers say to a tourist vs other big cities though.
As an 8-year Toronto resident, I felt like my love for the city has been renewed. Thank you for this video essay that made me rediscover the charm of the city!
Same, but then I look at my rent and my bills and I cry. Working 12 hours a day, my only solace is the painted lady on Ossington and Mr Jerk on Wellesley.
Huh...you live under a rock bruh?!?
As a life long Torontonian this was a great video. You could have gone into the arts, museums, outdoor spaces more, but you touched on them. Threw in some Hamilton for good measure too :D I'm glad to hear you like the diversity and the food. We don't really have anything else except people, people from everywhere, no mountains, no specific industry, not many unique monuments or much history, but we do have people and what they bring. Welcome!
This comment right here. 👌
Canoopsy, I can’t even explain how much you inspire me, even if we come from totally different backgrounds and continents. It’s just your attitude, style, curiosity and creativity
🙏
Such a beautiful human being and a great creator. Im happy all your childhood struggles are a thing of the past.
It's home and always will be 🧡 great vid!
I’ve been to Toronto for a few weeks about 5 or 6 years ago and completely felt the vibe you are describing. Made me want to go back and wonder around. Really inspiring video, great to see more about you, your background and influences
Sending love from edmonton! our country has a lot of problems right now but i think it's important to remember that the home we live in, the community around us is priceless. Thank you for bringing us along to some of your favourite places and sharing your story... i am intrigued by that roma pizza from hamilton....
This was the most warm hearted 20 mins I’ve ever watched on RUclips. So informative and so delightful to follow you around and listening to everything you had to say about Toronto. I do hope to visit one day. The food though my boy, goodness gracious 🤤
Thank you brother,born in TO, left the city at a young age, family commitments currently don't allow me to make it back..... but your video just gave me the vibes to make it happen in the future ❤
I’ve recently moved to Toronto and have been wanting to find more of these unique/original places to eat at (only chain restaurants where I’m from). I’ll be coming back to this vid!
My favorite Creator, creating masterpieces on YT is always a great day.
Thank you for putting Toronto forward ❤ my home for 40 yrs just love this beautiful amazing city ❤
This was just more than a video about what to do in Toronto, it was also a snapshot of how you've grown in this city.
I've travelled extensively to great cities and Tokyo is hands down my favorite, but I always come back home to Toronto, and you pretty much nailed it, it's her people. And people have come in waves as different nationalities seem to come in batches over the years.. anyway, the city is ever changing and sometimes, it doesnt know where it's going. There are definitely challenges and I'm glad you've highlighted them.
Nevertheless, the city continues to infuse the different perspectives and it has done so for several decades. Will Toronto ever establish it's own identity, who knows, and does it really matter? I guess the journey there is what makes this city interesting.
From Hamilton as well. Born and raised. Roma tattoo is next level. Moved to Toronto last October. Great video mate, you highlight a lot of the things people seem to overlook.
my wife and I just got back from Toronto last month. it was our first time there and we loved it! patrick had a lot of good food recs for us.
I think I feel very similarly about Hamilton as you do about Toronto. It wasn't the city I grew up in. Yes it has flaws but it's dramatically changed me over the almost 9 years that I have been here. I'm very grateful to be where I am now and couldn't think of a better for me a my family to grow and live together.
I am glad we both found our homes away from home. 😊
Great video, Canoopsy👍I was born and grew up in Toronto and thought there was no place better on earth. Until the company I sold for asked me if I would take over the western Canada territory. I moved to Vancouver in 1994 and never looked back. In 2008 I moved to a small community 40 minutes northwest of greater Vancouver where I live about a 12 minute walk from the ocean, which is even better. A few things I don't miss about Toronto: freezing cold and often brutal winters; the stifling humidity in the summer; the endless density from Oshawa to St. Catherines and beyond; Pearson Airport. I fly back to Toronto twice a year to visit siblings in Toronto, Bowmanville and Oshawa, and usually spend a couple of days wandering around downtown T.O., but I don't feel any draw or connection to the city. I never would have believed that I could leave the city I loved and never miss it.
it's normal to love a place and NOT want to live there! :)
I love your videos where Toronto is in the forefront. I did a working holiday there, my happiest memories were working in the hectic bustling hospitality industry. Toronto issa vibe.
thank you!!
Yesss, Sonic Boom! Single biggest contributor to my small cassette collection.
I've been in Toronto juuust about 2 years now, originally from Calgary. I love it here. Transit is a bit rough around the edges, but I rely on it pretty much exclusively (and walking, of course), and it's held up. In Calgary, car ownership was pretty much mandatory outside the inner-most inner city. Here, nah.
What I absolutely love are all the well-established, small, family-owned shops and restaurants like everywhere. My place in midtown is surrounded by green-grocers, all within like 3 minutes from my front door, and I can get most of my daily food for hilariously cheaper than it would be at Loblaw's et al. And all the tiny, cash-only restaurants in Chinatown are just heaven. You can spend a lot on a nice meal here, but you can also get a full meal for like $4 if you know where to look.
Also your cats are fucking gorgeous.
This comment made me smile I hope you’re doing alright in Toronto!
As someone who visits once a year from Montreal I find so far the best way to commute Toronto is by motorcycle. Despite lane splitting being illegal, locals are respectful & understanding & make way for you to pass. Here in Montreal I’ve had drivers swerve into me or even open doors to stop me from passing.
This is fantastic. Love the city even more. Thanks for all the effort you have put into this. Watching from Quebec.
THIS IS AWESOME. thank you for this. even though i dont live in toronto, it made me appreciate my own city a lot more. seeing similarities and the differences!
Toronto is amazing 🙏 Thank you for sharing the truth about Toronto amidst all of the doomerism surrounding the city, Toronto and Torontonians really need this and everyone needs to see what a great city Toronto truly is. It's home 🇨🇦
Great video man. You've come a long way. You should be very proud of what you've created.
Wow, crazy seeing dundas valley school of art in this video
pretty sure its the first time ive seen that yard since i met you there!
good ass video
Awesome video !
I used to live in Toronto 10 years ago. Felt in love in a sec.
I miss her everyday, hope I'll be able to come back one day
Great video! Looks like a piece of cinema. You’ve got some emotion in there. Might be time to visit Toronto again.
Thanks for doing Toronto proud!
The best video he made !! thanks for sharing great video!
Im in Vancouver now. I miss Toronto.!
been watching you for almost 5 years now all the way from hong kong. ive visited toronto once and it's interesting that much of what you've talked about in the video is also applicable to the city i live in despite being across the globe. love your vids!!
Hi I grew up in a very small village and I had similar feelings and experiences you mentioned when moving into a big city (Sydney). Thank you so much for your work, you are a huge inspiration mate :)
Thank you for this very transparent and heartwarming depiction of Toronto.
As someone who grew up in the GTA, went to school downtown, and is currently at the age of trying to save up for a house, moving elsewhere has been a constant thought. Especially after just coming back from Tokyo, an almost ideal depiction of what I’d always thought a city should be, I find it hard to recommend to people things to do here or why they should visit.
But it hit home when you highlighted how fast Toronto is changing and how diverse we are. I’ve gotta agree, some of the best parts of the city are really in the small business and neighbourhoods surrounding the city and kudos to you for giving them a spotlight. This vid really allowed me to see our city from a different perspective and reminds me why despite its problems, Toronto will always be home. Great work!!
You make one of the best videos in English (in my opinion)! I am learning English and I love watching your videos!
I like all your vids but this has got to be your best work so far. Loved it, great work!
I've lived in the Toronto area my whole life, (except for several years of travelling) and your video made it feel like I was seeing it for the first time. I'm sitting here crying because I feel so overwhelmed with gratitude for living here and being from here. Thank you. Intro was AMAZING and your cat story also made me cry. I love Cats. I was introduced to them while living in a rat and mice rampant Halifax and I decided to get a fixer!! Thank you for this video. I am really happy that you've shown Toronto to the world this way!!
i used to work at relocation for co-op! jaw dropped to see it here, haha. loved their selection
I always dreamed of moving somewhere else and canada has been on my radar for a while now. I still have to go there and make my own idea but this is nice man it makes me want to move already
I HOPE YOU’LL MAKE IT SOON!! 🇨🇦
just love the feeling of your videos. Also, the bit about duster made me emotional-can totally relate with my own cats. wishing you the best always Isaac
As someone who's been in the GTA for most of my life, thank you for this love letter to a city that has it's problems but also has limitless potential for growth
How is every video so simple, yet so meaningful. You truly mastered your craft. Your videos are always inspiring. 🤞🤞🤞
the roma pizza tattoo is excellent
Can’t believe the timing of this video. Moved to Toronto from the US 2 days ago looking forward to making new friends and exploring the city with them.
i love videos that talk about how great the city still is. you know last few years everybody is toronto bashing like crazy but i've been to a lot of other cities, yes toronto was easier pre-pandmeic but almost every major city in 2024 is also experiencing a housing crisis, lay offs, and food inflation. like it aint perfect but for most people unless you got some balling job offer in another city with a visa lined up, toronto is still a good place to be
You got me on this post, tears and lots of emotions.
Texas is home now 20+ years, but I was born and raised in Metro Detroit.
Toronto was my 2nd home because we were there almost every other month, even to the point of every other weekend when my Mom started dating a guy there.
Yep, knew all the places most travelers & tourist don't know. Food glorious food from everywhere!!
Eventually, of course, I grew up and left Detroit 2 days after graduation. I was like you, even though I grew up in the suburbs I hated the weather and the city. Montreal became my new spot to visit years later on my own from wherever I was living.
The parts I cried were the being alone, your cat story, and when you went home. No matter how much we dislike our hometown, it's still home and formed us. I cried so hard my last trip to Detroit, it has changed gloriously, but I still don't want to live there 😂😂
Great video of the other city that was the catalyst to me traveling to destinations many people would be shocked a black kid from Detroit has visited. Thank you and Thank the Province of Ontario for great memories
The video actually makes me wanna visit Toronto soon. Great work!
That's was probably one of your best video's that you have made!
Watching it from Montréal! We love our life here but I agree Toronto is on a different level! Hugs!! ❤
masterpiece of a video. the hamilton portion had me shook
Great video! I feel like you showed more of your personality in this one. Keep it up
really solid video. deserves to be on tourism sites! you did toronto justice < 3
Great video! Straight from the heart. You should put out more videos like this! Keep it up!
thank you SO so much for this video!! i love Toronto!
This video is awesome. Just went to Hamilton and it has so much potential yet it’s just run to the ground
Can't believe you're from Hamilton too. I love this city but I do want to move to Toronto one day
i am 2 month in Toronto after living 11 years in Dubai. Hard to compare both cities... but i've seen bad and good sides of Dubai and now found many missing things here in Toronto. Feel comfortable here. It will be my home for next several years for now...
As a New York resident, it feels like NYC
Might feel like it from a far but it's definitely it's own thing 😉 If you have the chance to visit, you're always welcome 🙏
I split my time between both. I'll put it this way. If you take out Manhattan out of NYC, I prefer Toronto. Manhattan elevates NYC to a whole different level.
That's my record you almost pulled out of the pile at Sonic Boom!
time to visit Toronto
Great video and content as always from Canoopsy
Great content as always from Canoopsy.
Also, Is it worth to trade in my 14 Pro to 16 Pro or 16 Pro Max when they come out, or wait longer to upgrade? I have a regular 14 Pro from February 2023 with 88% battery health after a year and a half and don’t like the battery life and buggy experience (factory reset didn’t help)
As someone that moved here from Hamilton in 2012, the Roma segment hit. Tried to explain this to my girlfriend, even forced her to try Roma, no one understands. Everyone just calls it bread with sauce, they don't understand what nostalgia tastes like.
Dope video! Great story.
Great video, but as someone who lives in Toronto for the last 10 years, this city’s charm wears off pretty fast when you realize how unaffordable, overcrowded and disorganized a lot of things are (not saying all things). There is beauty in chaos always, but it certainly hasn’t been close to an upward trend as of late. Go to Chicago and majority of residents proudly say it’s the best city. Toronto doesn’t have that same pride for a reason.
buz cut suits you so well oopsy slay
Really good vid, also every song choice is fantastic
Canoopsy The King! 👑 🤖 💻 Longtime Supporter here! I love your videos! It's always so nice to get to hear more about your life and thoughts! I'm glad your fur baby is doing better! 😺
Thanks for showing us the other side of Toronto
Feels fresh.
Loved the opening‼️👏
Where abouts is the best vintage stores? I'm going Toronto in September
your videos are the only ones i fullscreen.
p.s. i need that shirt
My favourite thing about Toronto is that you can be in Montreal within a few hours.
Hi, the shirt you wear at the studio is a famous Hong Kong movie, have you seen it? ❤
As someone who actively avoids the downtown core- it's really odd seeing a video about Toronto showcasing all the places I recognize. From each scene to the next, I react "Oh this place! It's by ___ and ___". I strictly only see people on my social media visiting Toronto's downtown core and visiting only the hyped places like Badiali's (to be fair, they do have good pizza). Still, it hurts to see them only scratch the surface of Toronto's culture. You know more about Toronto than a good 90% of the people I know who live in Toronto or around the GTA. Love this video mate.
Loved the video bro 🙏🏾
What's that café you got the nitro from?
This was so beautifully told, man.
This has been in the making for a while now. ‘Bout damn time!
as someone who grew up down the street from roma pizza and also moved to toronto 6 years ago, I'm almost mad you beat me to that tattoo haha
Well done friend
Your hair game ---vibe-- elevated ‼️🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much for bringing up the poor public transportation people other than infrastructure channels should be mentioning this more often. The city needs change and people need to learn about it. Cheers
Toronto seems like the place to be 😎
Nah
Great video, can't go wrong with the food choices here!
shoutout Roma pizza fr
Hello, what's the name of that record store?
My daughter was born in Toronto. I would always love the city. 🏩
Gotta leave my hometown for real, I feel I'm trapped in this place. Nice video by the way. 💟
Is this my sign to visit Toronto?
Mystic muffins in the east side of toronto? You live in etobicoke or something?
I love your ecco2k tattoo
Big cities look nice from far away and stretching your neck to see the buildings is fun but the commute isn't fun, to me it's crowded. Where I live, the small streets are curvy with grass fields and a bike path that connects to the sidewalk. The big roads are away from people. Toronto looks great though.
What brand of bike is that?
Are your parents live in Hamilton? Why did you came back there?
Fantastic video! I swear we’re so similar, I was gonna make a video like to this
Kendrick has been real quiet since this dropped
is this the guy from Sum 41?
Thanks man , Thanks for sharing ❤ 🙏👍 عالی
Grew up in T.O. and food wise is solid. Livable city wise, traffic, construction and forest of condos ..nah. Still not sure what it offers say to a tourist vs other big cities though.
That "pizza“ from Hamilton is known as garlic bread in Europe.
What arcade was that at 10:30 ?
great vid!!