OP, you could be forgiven for thinking Ontario is just one big town. It certainly feels like it the majority of the time (mostly in good ways).
I've lived in many places in Ontario... since I was old enough to have a fully-formed memory, that is. The only other place I frequent is Michigan, so my realm of experience is admittedly very small. It's a thousand times better than Michigan, for what that's worth.
Some are saying don't live in Toronto. I say, live in Toronto, but don't buy or use a car. They're as good as paperweights when rush hour comes around. There are some fairly-priced subway and bus options that are superior. I live in London, which is in a nice "centre of it all" kind of area. It's still a sizable city, but it's nowhere near the size of Toronto. I know that a large number of video game companies are just settling in or setting up splinter branches in and around the area, so I'm excited about that.
I've lived in many places in Ontario... since I was old enough to have a fully-formed memory, that is. The only other place I frequent is Michigan, so my realm of experience is admittedly very small. It's a thousand times better than Michigan, for what that's worth.
Some are saying don't live in Toronto. I say, live in Toronto, but don't buy or use a car. They're as good as paperweights when rush hour comes around. There are some fairly-priced subway and bus options that are superior. I live in London, which is in a nice "centre of it all" kind of area. It's still a sizable city, but it's nowhere near the size of Toronto. I know that a large number of video game companies are just settling in or setting up splinter branches in and around the area, so I'm excited about that.