Toronto is not safe .. 22 public shootings in 2022 and people get beaten in the subway ... Coming from Argentina any city in the world is better

@@jeanbolduc5818 Not true. Even though Toronto has seen a rise in gun violence in recent years, the city is still safe overall and most residents go about their daily lives without incidents despite the uptick in crime. Comparing the safety of cities can be subjective and complex as it depends on various factors such as population size, location, and crime statistics. That being said, Toronto's overall safety level is actually similar to other major cities in developed countries around the world. Some cities may have lower crime rates in certain areas, while others may have higher crime rates in different areas. However, Toronto is still still relatively safe if you compare crime stats with other major cities around the world. This is just a fact whether you like it or not. Also, my experience has been great so far. I have been living here for 5 years and I never had an issue. Maybe your experience was different. All the best!

Toronto is not safe . 22 public shootings in 2022 , people get stabbed in the public transport. Police in the subway. Toronto has a USA culture where immigrants are living in ghettos ( China , India )

at least you said one thing true - far from perfect.

@@RedroomStudiosevery city is tbh

its becoming crappier with wall to wall copy and paste condo towers crammed in with no regard to context or public space.

@@RedroomStudios Although I agree that the quality and design of what's being built isn't good enough, it's awfully simplistic to conclude that a city is becoming crappier based on just one of 100s of metrics. A ton of things have gotten hugely better over the last 20 years but people tend only to focus on the negatives.

@@RedroomStudiospretttty sure they're making more public parks

@@quacklesuh you guys need to visit and live in places outside Toronto . Canada to realize how crappy it is. it doesnt compare with Europe or Latin America. Toronto is only about maximizing greed by building as tall as possible and as cheaply as possible.

Great analysis

you sound like you live in Toronto and btw São Paulo has 20m+ people

Montreal has its charms and can hold it's own against Toronto in many ways. I am from Toronto but recognize every city is unique in their own ways.

@@itsgenious1817Brazil is in SA.

I love Chicago

I love New York

Absolutely love Toronto

It doesn't matter how many cheap crap skyscrapers Canadians build it will never compare to Chicago in new York city

@@barronspears7918 it never was trying to. maybe watch the video. ffs.

I laugh at how arrogant and proud Torontonians are who have never travelled outside Canada. I'm from southern Ontario originally. Toronto will never hold a candle to Chicago in terms of building heights and architectural quality... never mind NYC. now grow up and stop mindlessly cheering for your hometown.

no point to build mid ride buildings in a place with high land value, waste of space

pronouced "Key"

Why do Americans get so defensive about Toronto being the fastest growing city in North America and how it's going to be the second largest city in North America soon?

Torontos diversity is greater than Chicago.

@@C-mac_in_the_6ix I don’t think Americans get defensive but we just don’t like when Toronto is compared to American cities. It’s not the same culturally or even architecturally.

@@tokyogamer5825 - yes the culture of all the immigrants that are here. Nothing original to Toronto.

@@jshotwell454 It just comes off like you don't know Toronto very well. Many people think Toronto is the CN Tower and Dundas square but don't know the super dense vibrant walkable livable neighbourhoods like, St Clair west, Little Italy, Greektown, The beaches, Queen West, Midtown, UpTown, High Park, Korea Town, Korea Town North, Liberty Village, Little Portugal, Roncesvalles, Cabbage Town, China town east, Riverdale, Mount pleasant and way more! all these beautiful neighbours are either streetcar/subway oriented development with tons of culture with history, even people who live in the GTA don't even experience Toronto properly, many GTA suburbanites idea of Toronto is the gardiner expressway and the rogers centre, Toronto surpassed Chicagos population and is now the fastest growing city in north america, it even has more construction cranes than NYC, which is probably the reason why this Channel is comparing Toronto to NYC. Saying diversity and culture is not unique in Toronto comes off as weird since most people in Toronto know what its like to live in all kinds of metropolises around the world and can testify that Toronto is unique and full of culture. But dont take my word, take the world of the millions of people who actually live or lived in Toronto Proper [Old Toronto]. And p.s I really love Chicago, especially Lincoln Park neighbourhood.

Toronto doesn't even have a chance against Chicago, let alone NYC.

wow, glad to read 2 intelligent comments among all the braindead "Toronto is amazing" nonsense.

To a nyc wanna be

You’re clearly not sophisticated, look at the way you spelt it. 😂🤦🏾‍♂️

Toronto is far better than Chicago and New York....that's why Toronto overtook Chicago as the 4th most populated city on the continent. But I understand why folks like you in Montreal are so triggered....Toronto has left Montreal in the dust and isn't looking back. Enjoy 2nd place while it lasts. :D :D :D

you started off with good points but then you exaggerated way too much. Hamilton and Niagara are not included in Toronto. they are part of a region known as the Golden Horseshoe. there are lots of metro areas that cover huge distances in the US... metro Miami for example is the 2nd longest urban area after NYC at about 100 miles long.

bias lmfao

It's factually untrue that Toronto includes places 70 mi. away. The Greater Toronto Area stops well short of Hamilton at ~35 miles from downtown. The built-up area extends continuously to Hamilton but Hamilton is a city in its own right with its own orbit. Absolutely no one speaks of 'Toronto-Hamilton' except for mass transit planners and other such specialists. And actually, yes, the US does do such things. The Census Bureau has a designation of Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) by which D.C. includes Baltimore, Boston includes Providence, RI, etc. The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington CMSA (11 counties (!)), is an astounding 8.7k sq mi., or about 95 x 95 mi. for 7.9m people. (Greater Toronto Area: 2.75k sq mi, 7.0m people. There has been an absolutely insane tidal wave of new residents in 2022-23, close to 400k people.) Also, Toronto is walkable. You can live without a car just as in NYC, i.e., in the densest parts but not everywhere. Finally, you wouldn't happen to be a Montrealer, would you?

North American city

No Canadian is saying they have it better than NYC and Chicago.

@@ahmedzakikhan7639 yes... yes they do. Toronto people swear they have a better skyline than Chicago

Amen

Atleast Canadian buildings don’t randomly collapse 😂 NYC New Orleans Surfside The list goes on. If anyone builds crap it’s the Americans.

Since when did Americans started getting insecure about Toronto's skyline.

Clearly you have no idea what your talking about.

@@C-mac_in_the_6ix whatever dummy

@@victormiranda5895 good one!!! How long did it take for you to think of that??

I know you're from New York, but do you have to type like you're from New York?

@@CM-vg3bn i don't know go ask your mom

Whattt- lol on what basis is it bigger ?

@@ahmedzakikhan7639 Calgary has a much larger and more attractive central business district, with a variety of modern designs incorporated into their office towers. Toronto has a too many condos, and very boxy outdated office towers. Until about 15 years ago the growth in Toronto was nearly stagnant for over 30 years.

@Billy Boy No it doesn't. Toronto has more than 2x commercial space in downtown which includes Bloor Street Gerrard University Queensquay that are outside the financial district.

@Billy Boy Toronto has the most high rise construction in the world.

@Billy Boy Young and Eglinton is more attractive than all of Calgary.

I promise you it isn’t that deep 💀

Toronto will be a better NY lol. Safer, cleaner, and more skyscrapers

@@dukezap1more skyscrapers bro compare 421 to 80💀💀💀

@@rosalieriverachacon Do you understand what "will be" means? As in the future. It's 99 currently, with 200+ more proposed / Under construction. NY is full, you won't see nearly as much development. Give it 30 years

⁠@@dukezap1Id like to see where Toronto would put those new skyscrapers