Cheers James, will make a note of these places.

Also the Phoenix, 1000 people, no seats, bar along on side, like Dingwall's.

I am writing all the info in my little Canada note book. Thanks for the tips

Get it sorted. We've had all manner of water issues in the basement. The first was a pinhole-sized rupture in the water heater. Fortunately, the insurance covered most of the $7,000 cost of gutting and redecorating the basement. We lived with three massive fans and a dehumidifier for several days. Not nice.

A leak from the dishwasher led to another basement refit. We took the opportunity to convert the laundry room into a bathroom. That process revealed a crack in the foundation, which had to be fixed from the outside. The hole was enormous, about 12 linear feet and right down to the weeping drain. Bobcat operators ain't cheap.

Its kinda funny, i pondered this post for a while, and as a Torontarian i pondered how i felt about the OP slagging off my beloved city. then i realized i didnt really give a s**T what he thought LOL

Us Tdotters love our city, we know its the best city in Canada for diversity, finance, living standards, and we are also quite aware that we are ignorant, rude, and completly up our own a-holes, to the point where if you dont find Toronto a-meh-zin then well too bad for you well move on and still have a superiority complex to the rest of Canada

The only Torontonians i know all live in Vancouver so based on that, Toronto must be really shit

If I had to retire in Canada it would definately be out near Vancouver- my only scepticism of Vancouver is that there is not as many work opportunities- pointed out to myself by the Vancouverites in Toronto.

But you'd be retired so it wouldn't matter

Don't forget to bring your umbrella and suntan cream.

And a puppy.

I assume Britishvixen is a woman so would assume she has her own puppies to help attract people.

That puts Vancouver at just 'shit' or above. Not enough to pack my bags, even with your 24 degrees on the weekend.

Pheew, dodged a bullet on that one

That's mean, I'm not your friend anymore.

I do indeed, many a time have those puppies helped me enter the country trouble free

Nice to see the Canadian front line security is keeping abreast on matters