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Eric · 07-04-2015, 17:29

Come to think of it, it ain't just London. Many Canadians don't like TO. When I lived in Saskatchewan, during the first referendum on Quebec separation, the most popular t-shirt read: "If Quebec Separates, Make Them Take Toronto." I have this feeling that folks weren't supposed to live in such large numbers at close quarters. The happiest place I lived in was Saskatchewan. Only about 900,000 people in the whole province. And the largest city is Saskatoon, with a pop. of just over 200,000. Out in the rural communities, which are sadly becoming ghost towns, everyone knew everyone else. No one locked their cars and their houses. Crime, apart from a little drunk and disorderly and DWI on the back roads, hardly existed.

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Eric God Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Kingston, Ontario, Canada Posts: 9,290 Liked: 2347 times Rep Power: 58527	Re: No wonder Londoners are so miserable Come to think of it, it ain't just London. Many Canadians don't like TO. When I lived in Saskatchewan, during the first referendum on Quebec separation, the most popular t-shirt read: "If Quebec Separates, Make Them Take Toronto." I have this feeling that folks weren't supposed to live in such large numbers at close quarters. The happiest place I lived in was Saskatchewan. Only about 900,000 people in the whole province. And the largest city is Saskatoon, with a pop. of just over 200,000. Out in the rural communities, which are sadly becoming ghost towns, everyone knew everyone else. No one locked their cars and their houses. Crime, apart from a little drunk and disorderly and DWI on the back roads, hardly existed.