Why I’m Leaving Toronto (The City Of Stress)

[mrunknown]

You're doing yourself a favor bro, I wish you happiness where ever you decide to live.

[a_person_of_all_time]

The city authorities don't make construction projects, they looking for buried treasure 💀

[TytoMobile]

Moving to Montreal, you're going to be at least as frustrated with construction here. The orange cone is our city's official flower

[stephb]

From Toronto to Montreal is like jumping from the frying pan into the fire…

[WindIsCalm]

PEOPLE LOOK WHAT THIS CITY HAS DONE TO THE MAN! He's taken up French! This shows true emotional distress!

[thesteverobinson]

Moving to Montreal to avoid overcrowding, expensive rent, endless construction, and horrible traffic is like moving to Hawaii because you're sick and tired of the ocean.

[scottg]

I can remember first visiting Toronto back in 2008 and wanted to move there due to its positive vibes, clean streets and friendly people. I interviewed for a few jobs but wasn't offered anything, I guess in hindsight that's just as well. 😂

[charafbokhabrine]

Bro was so relieved he started talking french

[RogueA.I.]

This is very sad to hear. I was in Toronto a number of times about 15 years ago. The city was beautiful and clean and the people were wonderful.

[achannel]

ive been to toronto multiple times and i can agree that toronto is the city of stress

[CanadianWildlifephotos]

I live an hour away from Toronto towards the North, in the country, small towns❤️

[MattMcMuscles]

"I don't like all the traffic and constant construction! I'm moving to Montreal!"

Buddy, I have some bad, bad news for you.

[melaniezenor-kelleher]

This makes me sad. Toronto was amazing. I'm sorry to hear how bad it is now.😢

[Jesus_the_Muslim]

Not only Toronto is expensive and crowded. The people are coldhearted, indifferent, anti social, disconnected, and selfish

[cyberpleb]

I grew up in Toronto. My ancestors came to Toronto in the 1890s. They carved the stone on the old bank buildings and worked the rail yards. When my Dad was a kid living at Pape and Danforth, it was the edge of the city. He pulled his wagon to the nearby farms and sold produce to the neighbors. Toronto will always be my home, but it has changed and I have changed. I have a large five bedroom house on five acres in central BC. I'm surrounded by towering trees and my mortgage is less than the cost of a modest apartment in TO. I miss some aspects, but I can't see myself going back.

[byulpark]

He said the subway system is exactly the same as 2002. Actually no, one whole line is lost

[yaboyed]

As a Nigerian who used to live in Toronto, moving out was the best decision I made. Imagine my surprise when I realized apartments don’t have to cost $3k, minimum, a month.

[leonardsalinas]

I’ve lived (and was born and raised) in Toronto for the last 21 years and I feel your pain man, my parents came to Toronto around the year 2000, It was a simpler time

[mattjmaltby]

I just moved to toronto because it's the best place outside of Europe to raise a kid. Best food in the world too.

[brianhollister]

Don't come to Canada - we are drowning in inflation and you won't be able to support yourself, you won't be able to earn an income, you won't find housing. Canada has lost it's values, lost it's identity, it's cohesion, it's standard of living. Our healthcare is not healthcare - it's emergency care - and at that - you will wait forever to get it. We are divided, confused, and angry at our lack of leadership. Your foreign education won't be eligible here, your housing will cost you thousands of dollars a month. Our school's don't know what the difference is between education and social/political issues - so expect your child to be subjected to extreme views on norms. Also, get use to supporting full on delusions, and having your teen daughter forced to change with 50 year old men and complete with them too.