Jerseygirl

2 stabbings too. 1 life threatening, 1 not, both taken to hospital.

The crowds were incredible, city closed down all day. Drake’s 767 was flying around the city.

JamesM

I was up in Markham all day.

The traffic was unusually light. With the parade and presentation running hours behind I expected a tonne of traffic but got home in the quickest time ever.

The violence isn't good but Toronto has a gun problem and with that many people out there was always going to be an idiot who was "tooled" up.

Jerseygirl

I haven’t been in town today. Even if I was , nothing would make me wait around for hours and hours. Fortunately it didn’t rain and it wasn’t hot.

Traffic/shops in Etobicoke were very quiet. I think almost all of Toronto must have been in town for the parade.

sharkus

It would seem that the length of time of the parade was woefully underestimated. We did hang around for a few hours, until the busses turned up. Yes, slightly nuts, but we felt that this was something that you're not that likely to see again for a while. The stabbing and shooting, well, they're unfortunately expected given the morons who think carrying a knife or gun is an ok thing to do. Given the massive number of people, I had actually expected more incidents.

magnumpi

Jerseygirl

It is so annoying. Smacks of the US news and sports commentators who say America is the best at everything under the sun. Politics/education/sports/healthcare etc etc etc

BristolUK

I know what you're saying but why Man City? Europe is top continent for footie, so that would make it Liverpool.

magnumpi

JamesM

Basketball is widely played all over the world. I don't think there is another "club" team that could beat the Raptors. Therefor in this case it holds true.

City aren't world champions. The mighty Tottenham Hotspur knocked them out of the Champions League!