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I think this is a good idea, I'm more in favor of building freeways that link cities rather than freeways that link suburbs and encourage sprawl. The toll idea might be okay as long as the tolls aren't Highway407-level tolls and more like those of state turnpikes. Then maybe passenger cars...

They could try putting a couple around downtown college campuses e.g. OCAD, U of T, and Ryerson I think that students who have to cross streets to go to class would find them quite useful.

Change UOIT to OIT: Ontario Institute of Technology Many states have "Institute of Technology"'s and no one associates them with community colleges, perhaps by attaching the province's name it won't give that impression. It can be known informally as "Ontario Tech" or even "OnTech" kind of...

It should be safe to buy cheap dollar-store stuff, since the expectation is already there that they're one dollar for a reason (crappy quality). Just don't buy stuff that have a potential of causing health problems. E.g. toothpaste, food, hair products, air fresheners, etc. and don't buy toys...

A liberal city in the U.S. with a walkable lively downtown

Which is why attracting tourists from New York State is so important and why the news of fewer Americans coming over to visit should not be taken lightly.

The same could be said for any country with a British colonial history, even the ones that are not a part of the commonwealth and do not have the Queen as head of state. Look at the laws and political structure of the U.S., South Africa, Hong Kong, Singapore, etc. The difference is that they're...

I hope you understand the point of my (3-year-old) post. It is pathetic that Canadians have to hang on to the culture of their founder and not take the 140 years since Confederation to develop their own. It is interesting that Australians have far less qualms about getting rid of the British...