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2023-09-20 0
Why would you live in Toronto if you're rich?
2023-09-20 1
Toronto is the most Uncanadian city in Canada.
2023-09-20 0
I used to hate Toronto .. \n\n\nI still do … but I used to do too ?
2023-09-20 0
Doug Ford is the one to blame of all this mess in Toronto when he removed rent control in the province. That gave developers and landlords the edge to put us on the housing crisis we are here now. Conservatives' blame on Trudeau (and now may be on Chow) but thi problem is happening because of Ford! He has to go!
2023-09-20 0
i remember when toronto was full of potential and promise. the music scene was blooming as well as film and television and tech industries. i used to describe it as almost like new york but cleaner and friendlier. sad to see homelessness has hit there as well. there are worse places with the homeless issue, but this looks to be a stark contrast to how it was before. would like to visit there again someday and hope things improve.
2023-09-20 0
In 2021 Toronto had 9000 homeless, now days is much more. Drug facilities are everywhere even beside Ryerson University! The quality of life has gone down.\nToronto is a city without a soul, people are colder than the temperature during winter.\nImmigrants that have high education don’t receive help to integrate, I know professionals that have left the country because they are not allowed to work in their careers without the Canadian experience in a MC Donald’s \nCanada is for the refugees, who want to be taken care by the government.
2023-09-20 0
BORN AND RAISED IN TORONTO AND I CAN SAY NOW ITS WAY TO EXPENSIVE NOW
2023-09-19 0
I grew up in Thornhill/Richmond Hill so on the boarder of Toronto and I would be in the city/downtown core regularly. I can say the city feels way less safe then it did a few short years ago, I definitely don't regret moving to Calgary last year
2023-09-19 3
A few months ago, I was planning my move to Toronto for my kids education. Both my kids are Canadians and I felt that there will be more options for university in Toronto for both of them. But after the last 2 months seeing and hearing all these issues in Canada, my inner voice is telling me not to make the move. It’s scary hearing abt the healthcare crisis, crime and housing cost. Comparing to what I have now in Singapore, I’m not too sure anymore if Canada has a bright future ahead. Will Canada bring in privately run medical to support the medical crisis? And I read that Canada is in deficit now, how is it going to come out of it and solve all these problems at the same time.
2023-09-19 0
It takes TRUE DOUGH to live in TORONTO. Get a good political job so you can suck off of the taxpayers and don’t exercise free speech to keep your job.
2023-09-19 0
Other options. Where. Thumbs down here. Just get out . If you are unhappy in toronto there are many that want to move here
2023-09-19 1
I live down the 401 from Toronto. Visited it many, many times since I was a kid. It has definitely changed, but as you say, the changes (not for the better) have accelerated over the last 10 years or so. The traffic is crazy almost every day now with accidents that lead to unbelievable congestion. One can no longer guarantee that one can get to any appointment on time.\n\nYour assessment is balanced but honest, Alina. Although you are lucky to be able to work remotely, you should look for someplace that has good travel connections. Unfortunately, in Canada, that usually leads to the most expensive cities. Good luck in your search for a cozy, affordable travel hub! (It may not ultimately be in Canada :(
2023-09-19 0
If you going to compared Toronto with the city you mentioned before like New York , Paris Tokio like they Being better them Toronto, well let me wake you up\nToronto is not inmune to the world problems, but putting it down is not cool , outside Paris the touristic center ,you will see the poverty , NewYork homelessness ,over crowder shelters crazy people in the subways ready to punch you in the face for no reason I could go on ,
2023-09-19 0
I live here. The homeless issue isn't just in Toronto, it's affecting all Canadian towns and cities now. While I agree Toronto has gone a bit downhill, it's nothing compared to how bad Hamilton and Ottawa have gotten, regarding homelessness/druggies.
2023-09-19 1
Just like any major cities in the world Toronto is expensive. Forget Toronto- waitress or a model job compensation wont let you live comfortably in cities like Tokyo or New York let alone Toronto. Toronto may not be comparable to those cities but if the expectation is Toronto should be like Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh, or Lao that'd be delusional.
2023-09-19 0
There is a massive real estate bubble in Canada. Toronto is way too expensive.
2023-09-19 0
I live here the city is being run terrible by all levels of government and trudeau is probably the biggest problem. I'm lucky I've been in the same place since 1994 under rent control, if it wasn't I couldn't afford to live in Toronto.
2023-09-19 0
Yup, Toronto is such a shitehole city. I left years ago and will never go back.
2023-09-19 0
Toronto is infected with the Liberal pathogen. It’s a cancer that eats away at the host until it finally dies. Toronto us getting everything it asked for.
2023-09-19 0
Costs and crimes have been going up in many cities, but right now I consider Toronto to be an overpriced copy of Chicago.
2023-09-19 0
It's not just Toronto.. It's all of Ontario. Everything is going down the tubes.
2023-09-19 0
Demand and supply. In Tokyo, there are less white people. You are not standing out in Toronto ?
2023-09-19 0
Would you please consider a video on the pros and cons of living in Halifax specifically the cost of living compared to Toronto?
2023-09-19 0
Alina, I'm glad you covered this. Don't apologize for anything. Toronto is a great city but it's not for everyone. It's only good if your super rich or have a job that pays you a 6 figure salary or more. Canada is just not what it used to be since Covid -19.
2023-09-19 0
Toronto always was huge village or huge suburb at best but but now it is huge dirty village
2023-09-19 0
Toronto sucks, it's not the last 4 years, its been over a decade. Selling itself off to the highest bidder! Politicians who only line their own pockets and a PM who is out to lunch. It's a trash bin.
2023-09-19 0
Toronto has changed for the worse. Look at TTC to start. The infrastructure hasn't gotten any upgrade for more than 2 decades. Actually worse with the Scarborough RT down. While the population literally more than doubled during the same period. Less infrastructures and more people = less productivity and goods per person ?
2023-09-19 0
I didnt like toronto 25 years ago...nor am i a fan of hamilton either. Or any part of ontario. Taxes too high, cost of living too high for the working class.
2023-09-19 0
The problem is the many mentally ill not getting help in their own province small town. They bring their problems to Toronto. Ask any shrink and he'll tell you. Ask a socialworker, ask a correctional officer who get to see the scum brought to east detention or Mimico. The biggest criminals are from small town Canada.\nI have lived in Toronto for 65 years. I am 80 and I don't go anywhere after dark. Why do the homeless come here fully knowing that the rents are high? Obviously demented. A normal poor person goes to live where they are welcome.\nI stay here and I put up with the good, the bad and the ugly.
2023-09-19 0
When I was young you could walk around Toronto and you might step on gum now it's a better chance of stepping on a pile of poop eh
2023-09-19 0
toronto has gone down the last 5 years
2023-09-19 0
Toronto is so expensive now, I can't even afford to visit the city! Let alone live there if I wanted.
2023-09-19 0
You keep mentioning crime in Toronto but you come from Saskatchewan and Alberta, places where the crime rate is 10X worse than Toronto but you never mentioned crime in your saskatewan videos. small town ALberta and Saskatchewan ar eth emost dangerous places in Canada.
2023-09-19 0
Thank you for this video. This is indeed devastating. Hard to find words to describe what major cities in Canada have become, particularly Toronto and Vancouver. You weren't negative at all, you just showed the truth. Hopefully, it'll change over time, but it certainly requires a different kind of political will, because apparently people like Olivia Chow and Justin Trudeau approve the message of your video...
2023-09-19 0
I agree, Toronto is not the best place to live in at the moment due to the escalating cost of living and crime. But it would have been nice if you had discussed what the options are. Sounds like you moved to a better place. Please share what province and city that is
2023-09-19 0
Living in Toronto for last 32 years and in 5 years will move to Southeast Asia
2023-09-19 2
In Quebec City, my house that I bought a year ago cost me almost five times less than it would cost in Toronto, and I get one of the safest cities in the world with absolutely fantastic quality of life.\n\nI can afford it on a single average income while I take care of my disabled wife and of my daughter.\n\nReally, the choice is easy. We would live in absolute misery and squalor in the big expensive cities.
2023-09-19 0
Toronto still has one of the lowest crime rates in the country and is one of the most desirable places in the world to live.
2023-09-19 0
Grew up in Toronto and lived there since 1992. Left Sept 2021 and moved to Calgary... I never thought I'd move but affordability and my car getting broken into 4 times in 12 months pushed me over the edge.
2023-09-19 0
Toronto has and always will be the armpit of Cda.
2023-09-19 0
To Everyone bad mouthing Toronto I got a few thoughts to share. First off I’ve lived in Edmonton all my life. But growing up there were two constants in my life almost every summer. 2 places where I could get away have fun not come back for weeks or even months on end. One of them was Toronto . That trend has continued into my 40s.\nSecond I don’t consider Edmonton home. I consider Toronto and my other favourite place my homes always have always will.\nThird Toronto like Every other city has bad and great things about it. But the great things far outweigh the bad things. Yes Toronto is big. But it’s also beautiful vibrant majestic lovely a sight to behold once you visited it long enough. You got the blue jays you got the cn tower you got a lot of stuff no other city has. Toronto is my dream city. It’s where dreams can actually turn into big dreams That result in major success. Toronto is for me. I love it I always will and to be honest it’s way better than Edmonton.❤️❤️❤️????.
2023-09-19 0
kurt russell stars in escape from toronto coming to a theatre near you
2023-09-19 0
I sure hope some people stay in Toronto because Alberta can’t take you all in This is going to ruin our housing market Every third car you see here has a Ontario plate on it
2023-09-19 0
despite everything there is something special about toronto. i will still eventually buy a house in the gta. i will be working in the usa for the next few years and aggressively save my money. and even if i continue to work in usa, i will rent out my place while im out of canada. and with rent going crazy, i will make bank on the rent and have equity to buy more houses.
2023-09-19 0
This isn't a Toronto thing. It's a problem all over the world and FYI, Toronto still ranks as one of the large safest cities in the word.
2023-09-19 0
not just toronto the entire country has chaned for the worst . Canada really feels like a third wolrd country .when i moved back from france ,depression hit me hard . Canada is a thing of the past unfortunately and whats sad is that canadians are so brainwashed , they have no idea how bad things are compared to the rest of the world .
2023-09-19 0
Ford taking away rent control in 2019 to encourage more investors to build more properties killed the lower and working class. Built nothing but condos that mostly investors bought. Now rent is $2,500 for a 1 bedroom. Even with a modest 50k salary you barely getting buy. You need to make 100k in Toronto just to live a basic life. In Canada, more than half of people's income goes to rent or mortgage. This country has been bought and sold to the real estate. This is what happens when everyone treats real estate as an investment instead of a basic necessity. But enjoy your sky high property values. A house costs 1 million dollars now. Guess Canadians are all millionaires.
2023-09-19 0
Such a shame that weak excessive immigration policies has ruined Toronto. Its not really considered Canadian anymore.
2023-09-19 0
Good morning gods mother and GodBless yuo allways and yuors family, Toronto ther hiring job like factory worker, forklift operator cow attendant for family need assistance
2023-09-19 2
Winnipegger here who lived in Toronto 2014-2020, moved back to Wpg 2020-2021 and is now back in Toronto. \n\nFirst and foremost, your comments on crime are inconsistent with the data and blown out of proportion. I suggest viewers take a look at StatsCan’s crime severity index which confirms that Ontario is the safest province or territory in Canada (safer than PEI lol). There are also scores for cities and Toronto is safer than almost every other Canadian city, safer than even Ottawa or Calgary, twice as safe as Vancouver, nearly three times safer than Winnipeg. If we start comparing to US cities, it would be even more shocking. Suffice to say, Toronto is not only safe, but it’s the safest major city in Canada and one of the safest major cities on earth. \n\nThe homelessness crisis has certainly gotten a lot worse, sadly. As has the cost of living, but you get what you pay for.\n\nHaving travelled to 35 countries (doesn’t mean I’m an expert, but I have some experiences in other places), I respectfully disagree and think Toronto is one of the greatest cities. It’s one of the greenest cities in this continent, safe, on the lake, super close to other major cities, great infrastructure (relative to Canadian cities anyway), it’s beautiful and there’s a ton to do, not to mention the diversity. \n\nDon’t be turned off by this, if you can afford it, it’s one of the best places you could live on this planet.
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