what to do in toronto

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  • my life in toronto and what to do in the city. created over the span of a year.
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  • @thereisnoaddress

    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!

  • @robertblue3795

    Been living in downtown Toronto for 53 years. Toronto is exceptional at mediocrity. Perhaps the best in the world at mediocrity.

  • @SoraLegendz
    @SoraLegendz 21 วันที่ผ่านมา +4

    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.

  • @myleft9397

    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!

  • @ablandanderamika912

    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

  • @DamianMasters
    @DamianMasters 2 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา

    As a resident of Toronto for over 26 years, Iv seen this city plummet on the quality of living standards. Not only has this city become over populated with an infrastructure that can’t keep up with the demands (transportation, housing, quality of life, security, etc.), it’s extremely expensive and the loneliest city in North America. To hide behind the ‘equality and diversity’ of the city, it fails to recognize some of the more realistic, daily living life in Toronto… this city absolutely sucks unless you’re a tourist

  • @aeskellion

    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

  • @taylorstuph

    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.

  • @tf3111
    @tf3111  +1

    My favourite thing about Toronto is that you can be in Montreal within a few hours.

  • @tristanace1930

    Toronto seems like the place to be 😎

  • @IntrigueAvenue

    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.

  • @CasContents
    @CasContents 28 วันที่ผ่านมา +3

    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!!

  • @johnnyb.5176

    Watching it from Montréal! We love our life here but I agree Toronto is on a different level! Hugs!! ❤

  • @NateBest

    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.

  • @SoSuave25

    How is every video so simple, yet so meaningful. You truly mastered your craft. Your videos are always inspiring. 🤞🤞🤞

  • @zigzag00

    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 🇨🇦

  • @99carrera

    Thank you for this very transparent and heartwarming depiction of Toronto.

  • @carloderouaux7639

    The video actually makes me wanna visit Toronto soon. Great work!

  • @tsalikaki

    Such a beautiful human being and a great creator. Im happy all your childhood struggles are a thing of the past.

  • @wilmeralexander2098

    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!