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Originally Posted by Beedok
I think Vancouver wins, not from the city itself but the suburbs (the city proper looks about as flat as Toronto).
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Interesting - according to Wikipedia (not sure how accurate it is), Vancouver's elevation ranges from 0 to 152 metres (at Queen E Park), and Toronto's from 75 to 209 at Keele and Steeles (134 metres) - pretty similar elevation range, though Vancouver definitely seems more hilly on the ground to me.
Kelowna's setting is pretty spectacular - it's probably second on my list after Vancouver, though I haven't been to QC, St. John's or Halifax.
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