The strength of the signal along the entire length of Queen Street is surprising. We often dismiss Queen as being a problem that needs to be solved. Driving down Queen Street is a nightmare, there are people begging on the corners, walking is often faster than taking the streetcar and it's all trendy and shallow people and places. But really Queen Street is looking like Toronto's main street.
Are there any good streets in the world where driving isn't a nightmare? But Bay and Queen does have the third-highest pedestrian count in the city, which is a good sign.
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chrisls1z28 23 months ago | reply
Either no one visits Toronto, or when they do it is so cold that they leave their hands in their pockets instead of taking pictures.
manthus 18 months ago | reply
Very interesting!
tribe12_mook 6 months ago | reply
The strength of the signal along the entire length of Queen Street is surprising. We often dismiss Queen as being a problem that needs to be solved. Driving down Queen Street is a nightmare, there are people begging on the corners, walking is often faster than taking the streetcar and it's all trendy and shallow people and places. But really Queen Street is looking like Toronto's main street.
Eric Fischer 6 months ago | reply
Are there any good streets in the world where driving isn't a nightmare? But Bay and Queen does have the third-highest pedestrian count in the city, which is a good sign.