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Originally Posted by travis3000
I personally love Montreal. Always have. Their skyline is charming, and while it lacks some of the big buildings of Toronto and Calgary, it still impresses with the bridges, Mont Royal, the old buildings and churches, density, etc. IMO people in Montreal have nothing to be ashamed about. They live in the most unique big city in Canada. The language barrier makes the city what it is. And because of that I choose to spend my hard earned money visiting the city every year, sometimes multiple times.
And for skyline purposes, it's not like Montreal has a bad skyline. Taken from atop Mont Royal the skyline looks fairly impressive. IMO the city could use a couple 250m towers but hey, what can you do. The magic in that city has always been on the ground.
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I'm curious, you're always mentioning how you love to go there so often. What are the things you like to do there you may not be able to do in Toronto? Or is it that you do the same things you do here but just for a change of scenery and a slightly different vibe? Sincere question as I know why a lot of straight people go there
, but since you've mentioned before that you're gay, I'm assuming you wouldn't find the same attractions there that a straight anglophone person might have.
What in particular do you like to do there that you can't do in Toronto? I really felt it was super-similar to downtown Toronto except for the language difference.
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