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Toronto a model of how big cities can still be *nice*


Big cities can be NICE! This might not be news to fellow Torontonians, but it is to the BBC, who recently expressed shock at the--well--niceness of major Canadian cities. And even the major-est Canadian city (yes, that's us, Toronto) gets due credit, despite our reputation elsewhere in Canada of being less-than-loveable. 

The BBC writes:

Traffic in Toronto and Montreal may be awful, but “you almost never hear a horn, even in the most frustrating traffic jams”, said Jeffrey Dvorkin, a Canadian journalism professor at the University of Toronto. Horn-honking is regarded as unnecessarily aggressive. And murder rates in Canada are low, he said, partly because “it’s quite rude to murder someone”.


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Source: BBC. 

 
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