Sad that Windsor is loosing population, its skyline kicks ass for it's size.
Our population loss has already stabilized and is slowly growing once again, so things here are actually looking pretty good for Windsor. Our skyline will hopefully grow soon as well, as soon as our unemployment rate comes down to more manageable levels.
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That picture makes Toronto look like a machine. Just finding out whats wrong and rebuilding and regenerating itself with an army of mechanized and robotic cranes.
This reminds me of some urban paradise in my dreams. The weather, the buildings, and the expanse of undeveloped land in the background. It's also as Toronto is the result of the marriage between Asian and North American city styles. You Canadians have so much to be proud of. Hope this style is achieved in more U.S. cities, like Miami for instance.
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As dense as that Toronto shot looks ... there's still many parcels of land in that area that are being developed, or can / should be ... i.e.; The picture is a bit deceptive, or the other take is; Imagine how much more dense it will be in 20 years or so.
Might as well jump into version 2 of this thread. You all can easily guess the cities by now.
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i finaly made my move to calgary. just up and left ol saskatchewan. so first thing on my list is to visit downtown. that means the Bow and EAP of course. cant wait. finaly, i live in calgary, its just like a dream come true. yee haw!
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