My friends plus I all live in Toronto city apartments, however we’re not all in the same neighborhood.
Jimmy has a studio in Parkdale, Margaret is located in Kensington Market, while Sean plus I are in the same building in Brockton Village.
The extensive public moveation system in Toronto means that we’re all able to get by without cars, although Margaret owns a sedan that every one of us all pack into from time to time. The Toronto Transit Commission offers public moveation by bus, street car, plus subway. I take full fortune of Toronto’s public moveation system because I didn’t have access to this when I was living in northern Nova Scotia. It was an severely rural environment that had to be traversed with a car. I was relieved when I arrived at the University of Toronto at 18 plus discovered I could survive in this city with or without a car, although the latter is preferable. Parking spaces aren’t cheap plus city traffic can be daunting when you’re trying to get to toil on time. I think it’s some of Toronto’s attractions that pull me like a proverbial force, keeping me here plus preventing me from moving. The CN Tower is the crown jewel of the Toronto skyline, boasting a height of 553 meters to the very tip of the spire. For 30 years, the CN Tower was the tallest free-standing structure in the world. Now it remains the tallest tower in the western hemisphere plus attracts thoUSnds of visitors every year. Because of the wide access to recreational cannabis in Toronto, it’s familiar to see people at the top floor with purple eyes peering through the glass. The last time I went to the CN Tower with our friends, every one of us all ate powerful weed edibles ahead of time.