That's Humber Bay Shores in Etobicoke (pronounced E-Toe-Bee-Coe). That cluster is right on the lake and about 10 km west of downtown. There's nothing over 200m so far, but a 200m+ tower is set to break ground later this year.
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Originally Posted by destroycreate
Toronto just really seems like a city that works so well, in every aspect from racial integration, public transportation, economy, etc.
I just visited Chicago and loved it, it'd be great to experience TO and see what's similar and different about the two places.
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Hearing positive comments puts things into perspective. We too often focus on what needs fixing, but these 'problems' are ones many cities would love to have. I suppose it's a good barometer of civic pride, a sign that we're tuned in/heavily invested that managing success has taken centre stage.
What always strikes me first about Toronto is turning into a cliche, the level of diversity to be found here. You really do feel like the whole world has just shown up. The mash up of cultures is chaotic, but endlessly exhilarating. I lived in London for 13 years, but London doesn't even match Toronto in this area. Toronto is multi-culturalism on steroids.
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