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Re: Top 10 Most Livable Cities 2013
« Reply #150 on: September 10, 2013, 11:42:17 AM »
I've copy-pasted this info, thanks for pointing out these areas. Every large city has his risk zones, so I'm not surprised by this. Wherever I go, I always keep an eye open ;)
Not sure when I take a trip, prob next year around May.

I don't know where edb pulled out that number about the city having the second largest black population in north america. When you come and if you stay in the actual city of Toronto not it's suburbs you'll see there's a good racial mix.
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Re: Top 10 Most Livable Cities 2013
« Reply #151 on: September 10, 2013, 02:11:23 PM »
Haitians in Toronto  ???

Yeah we got blacks dp and the jamaicans are the ones even other blacks don't like. Had a co worker from ghana who got his car stereo stolen and he was all pissed off saying I bet it was a fucking jamaican...lol. Stay away from eglignton and keele...jane and finch...regent park...scarborough...rex dale and you'll be ok.

Regardless, Toronto is safe...a cake walk compared to the ghettos in the u.s and the rest of the 3rd world. It's a joke really....

You better enjoy or at least be able to put up with long cold winters if you decide to move to Canada.
Richland street is becoming a minority avenue.

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Re: Top 10 Most Livable Cities 2013
« Reply #152 on: September 10, 2013, 02:47:09 PM »
I don't know where edb pulled out that number about the city having the second largest black population in north america. When you come and if you stay in the actual city of Toronto not it's suburbs you'll see there's a good racial mix.

My contacts aren't living in the city, but somewhere in the South, nearby the coast.
Etobicoke, Oakville, Burlington, Hamilton...? I've heard the name only once.

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Re: Top 10 Most Livable Cities 2013
« Reply #153 on: September 10, 2013, 04:18:05 PM »
Richland street is becoming a minority avenue.

Richmond....club district.  :D


My contacts aren't living in the city, but somewhere in the South, nearby the coast.
Etobicoke, Oakville, Burlington, Hamilton...? I've heard the name only once.

Etobicoke is considered Toronto now and is fairly close to "Old Toronto" which includes the downtown area. That's where I'm from "old toronto"...people  say there's lots of east indians, chinese, blacks in Toronto but that part is mostly white but I'm sure that includes the Italians, Greeks, Portuguese, etc. Gotta remember the closer to downtown the higher the housing prices/rent...



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Toronto

Oakville and Burlington are much more suburban about half hour drive away from the city. Hamilton, is a small city about 45 mins away with a lot of white trash and some ghetto areas. Can find more affordable housing in these places but if you work in Toronto the commute will be a huge headache to deal with on a daily basis.
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Re: Top 10 Most Livable Cities 2013
« Reply #154 on: September 10, 2013, 05:21:05 PM »
Richmond....club district.  :D


Etobicoke is considered Toronto now and is fairly close to "Old Toronto" which includes the downtown area. That's where I'm from...people seem to say there's lots of east indians, chinese, blacks in Toronto but that part is mostly white but I'm sure that includes the Italians, Greeks, Portuguese, etc. Gotta remember the closer to downtown the higher the housing prices/rent...



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Toronto

Oakville and Burlington are much more suburban about half hour drive away from the city. Hamilton, is a small city about 45 mins away with a lot of white trash and some ghetto areas. Can find more affordable housing in these places but if you work in Toronto the commute will be a huge headache to deal with on a daily basis.
Yes man I remember being in a cab looking out at Lake Ontario a Muslim driver. I loved Toronto walking to the Skydome on the street in the cold to watch NBA. Going to strip clubs etc. Strange for work once I flew from Merida Mexico in one day to Toronto I'll never forget it. 

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Re: Top 10 Most Livable Cities 2013
« Reply #155 on: September 10, 2013, 05:31:48 PM »
Yes man I remember being in a cab looking out at Lake Ontario a Muslim driver. I loved Toronto walking to the Skydome on the street in the cold to watch NBA. Going to strip clubs etc. Strange for work once I flew from Merida Mexico in one day to Toronto I'll never forget it. 

haha yeah seems those people have taken up the cab jobs like in other cities like new york...makes for some smelly cab rides. I've flown in from hot humid weather into the frigid cold of the great white north. Its quite a trip...not just the weather but the difference in the standard of living from one place to another as well.
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Re: Top 10 Most Livable Cities 2013
« Reply #156 on: September 10, 2013, 05:40:41 PM »
haha yeah seems those people have taken up the cab jobs like in other cities like new york...makes for some smelly cab rides. I've flown in from hot humid weather into the frigid cold of the great white north. Its quite a trip...not just the weather but the difference in the standard of living from one place to another as well.
It's very strange how the whole world has changed in recent years. I bought my house about 10 years ago just a young kid in a rural area now I can't even get out in the road if around 8:00 am.

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Re: Top 10 Most Livable Cities 2013
« Reply #157 on: September 10, 2013, 05:43:18 PM »
It's very strange how the whole world has changed in recent years. I bought my house about 10 years ago just a young kid in a rural area now I can't even get out in the road if around 8:00 am.

Same everywhere...

Places where it was farms are now filled with homes and shopping centers.  :(

Human overpopulation of peace...
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Re: Top 10 Most Livable Cities 2013
« Reply #158 on: September 11, 2013, 04:52:37 PM »
All rubbish.  Best country in the world Saudi Arabia.  Best conditions for muslims. 


Hi Turd

Not sure the Saudis will admit a dog-eating scumbag, Muslim or not.  But you might try Somalia. Take a Quran, by all means, but also take some guns and poison gas.   Just in case.