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Toronto Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

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Toronto – the largest city in Canada and a hub of trade and culture. Join us on our adventure through Toronto and add this …

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35 thoughts on “Toronto Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia”

  1. @Alex_the_squirrel-u9f says:

    I’m born and raised in Toronto, and this is one of the greatest and coolest cities in the world, like I don’t get the hate! Sure, we are not perfect and we have to work on so many things but we are known for its diversity, cuisine, and really cool neighbourhoods. Toronto is a great city to visit however I don’t recommend anyone living here unless you ca actually afford…..it is EXPENSIVE.

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  3. @terryfinn334 says:

    I'm 55 and have lived in Toronto my whole life. Now I can't wait to get the hell out. It's a dump for one. Litter, graffiti, and rampant crime. The TTC aka the world's worst public transit system is pay if you want so it's completely underfunded and totally unreliable. You'll see homeless people on every downtown block. And forget good shopping or fine dining. The city has neither. As for things to do like art galleries, theater etc…boring and waaaaay overpriced. In fact I often wonder who can afford to even have a day out in this city. Just to have lunch at say a half decent sit down restaurant for 2 will set you back a hundred bucks. Going to a take out burger joint will set you back $25-$30 per person. And here's the kicker, it's not even good! The restaurants and bars here suck. Then there are the people. Toronto used to be known as Toronto the good for its kind citizens. Well, they've all gone and now we're left with snobby Starbuck sippers who'll walk right over you and not give you the time of day. Anything that used to be cool or interesting is no more. Oh and just recently our worst Mayor ever, Olivia Chow Mein has decided the street names are too racist so she's changed them all to some foreign language that you can't even pronounce. If you're a tourist reading this I highly recommend you spend your money elsewhere. Not only will you be happier that you did but you also won't have to worry about risking your life from one of the plentiful criminals that wonder our streets. Your welcome 😊

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  19. @MohammedGeedi-m6x says:

    MOHAMMED GEEDI: Even though I reside in Scarborough, but I have a lot of 100% respect for Toronto and the people who live there because I'm definitely a Canadian civillian myself.
    I also enjoy watching fantastic Canadian cartoons like "Babar," "Beetlejuice," "Franklin,"
    "Rolie Polie Olie," "Yvon of the Yukon," "Moville Mysteries," "My Dad the Rock Star,"
    "6teen," "Toopy & Binoo," "Ruby Gloom," and especially: "Total Drama."
    But I am only allowed to watch one Canadian cartoon at a time.

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  24. @Andreias12345 says:

    Should be certainly UPDATED!
    I’m living in Toronto!
    For almost 20 years…
    It’s far from nowadays REALITY!
    JT destroyed the country and every city, following the w e f glo bal ists that nobody elected… preaching about CARBON TAX when they’re flying to Davos every single year in their own private jets?????? Shameful!!!! The whole world is in fire: first Canadian 🛻 truckers, now worldwide FARMERS, but the MAINSTREAM MEDIA is SO SILENT 🤫 🤫 🤫 🤫 🤫!
    Oh my! Please have mercy upon us, dear Lord!
    👑

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  33. @Barbie123624 says:

    Toronto is my favorite of the big Canadian cities I would like to visit one day after flying on a plane but especially The Hockey Hall Of fame and did I mention it is also home to Canada's Walk Of Fame which the narrator didn't mention himself and Meilin from Turning Red (2022) one of my Disney and Pixar flicks

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