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Where are the port areas on Lake Ontario? It looks like there's ships by Hamilton, but what about it Toronto? Do they get a lot of cargo ships in the GTA?
Don't know what's a lot but the Portlands in Toronto receive the cargo ships. I'd imagine at some time in history Port Credit in Mississauga may have. There is an old one there now acting as a break wall.

Petro Canada Pier in Oakville and the pier in Mississauga receive some ships. But not cargo in the sense of carrying cargo containers
     
     
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Nowhere on the Great Lakes gets actual container ships. The width and draft limitations will never allow it to make sense over rail.

Looking out my window though there's 3 bulk cargo ships docked in the port lands that have been here all winter.
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Yonge and Eglinton (Central Toronto) from today.
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Holy shit. Is that Ottawa, or Abidjan?
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Holy shit. Is that Ottawa, or Abidjan?
Whatever it is, it's equally as bleak and unappealing as the Calgary photo you posted above.
     
     
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video was take almost a year ago.. but great screenshots nonetheless!



Old port...







if you'd like to watch this video here is the link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDMQNLP_j4I
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some more screen shots video taken Jan 2020 night shots


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the new champain bridge.


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Nice slice from the market area Drew. Thx.

Market Square (foreground) looking positively historic lol.

Took many pics thru that building view corridor to St. James Cathedral.

Kudos to Franklin McKay for the shot.

Love the big city vibe/clutter (even with no core or southcore towers).

Sp!re (left of St. James spire) remains one of aA's best ... few condo "boxes" match it.
     
     
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Couple of cool shots I found;


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Holy shit. Is that Ottawa, or Abidjan?
rude. Ottawa has its own charm.
     
     
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Whatever it is, it's equally as bleak and unappealing as the Calgary photo you posted above.


you should talk lol
     
     
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All of Canada's cities pay homage to our Eastern European immigrants through vernacular architecture.
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