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Originally Posted by someone123
It's also pretty hard to directly compare heritage buildings when the styles and eras are totally different.
Toronto has lots of nice heritage buildings, but there's a lot of history and architectural diversity in Canada that you cannot find in Toronto. Sometimes Torontonians seem to assume that their city must have whatever other Canadian cities have, and in the process they fail to appreciate what the rest of the country has to offer. This is definitely true when somebody says that Montreal was basically a small town before Toronto came along so its added history is unimportant.
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Nobody here thinks that, we do have more stock then most cities though, Montreal and QC excluded of coarse. Sometime Canadians seem to assume that Toronto has torn down all of it's historical structures which couldn't be further from the truth. Those pictures I posted were only just a taste of what the city has. In fact I don't mind going out and snapping off a few shots of areas that overlooked by many people here who think we don't have Exchange District areas.
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