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The only teams that are "growing" in Toronto are teams that are playing in leagues dominated by US clubs. Everything that is uniquely Canadian: CFL, CHL, CPL, U Sport, Vanier Cup, Memorial Cup, Brier, etc. struggles terribly in Toronto. Even in sports where there is really no equivalent US competition seen as "better", like the Brier or the Memorial Cup, Toronto doesn't show up. It is what it is. |
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By this measure even parts of rural New South Wales or Southern France would be "more American" than Toronto. |
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Here's an interesting question that just came to me and I've never seen discussed. Could MLSE own the Argos and operate them from another location, ie Halifax, Kitchener etc. Pros and cons? |
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Cfl hall of fame is in Hamilton there's train connections between the hammer and Toronto and the CFL can keep a Toronto presence while in a cfl friendly market more to themselves and not having to fold a team.
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Unlike Toronto and Ontario, Quebec doesn't lay claim to Captain Canada status. It's almost a point of pride to be indifferent to such things. Toronto OTOH actively claims this Canadian leader role. |
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Most posts on here I don't take (very) seriously. |
Hamilton has a cfl newish stadium that can provide corporate suite revenues and concessions. Also Hamilton is just 45 mins from Toronto and West jet uses Hamilton as their eastern hub. This way no new stadium needs to be built also.
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Places like London, Kitchener, or Barrie are more appealing options in the event that the Argos are jettisoned from Toronto. |
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