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VerkkoIf those things weren't important to me, I would choose Montreal. It's way more fun, the girls are far more stylish and approachable, food and entertainment options are vastly …

VerkkoMontreal tends to be a bit cheaper than Toronto, especially if you want to stay closer to the downtown core. I wouldn't say the price diffrence would that huge however. Both …

Positives: Montreal is actually affordable for a middle-class person, it's a fun, lifestyle-focused, relaxed, culturally rich, lovely city. Negatives: Holy fuck, the winters will punch you in the bits and nothing gets fixed there, English speakers are tolerated, but not totally accepted 21 Reply blackrob • 4 yr. ago Lived in Vancouver, loved it.

Like many younger Torontonians I had given up on buying a house. Yes, I could afford a small condo, but for the <500 square feet I'd be getting, ...

Montreal is European-esque, Old Montreal especially. Very very walkable. Toronto is a city of neighbourhoods. Kensington Market, Waterfront etc. Also fun to explore. As different as the two cities are, I’d highly recommend both. There’s no wrong answer. 18 level 2 MonPaysCestLivere · 3y Québec Moved to Toronto after uni, what a shame.

Toronto has more missing middle housing , Montreal is city of middle ... Every time Im in the Toronto subreddit theres a woman complaining ...

Hi - I currently live in Montreal and have a job offering in Toronto. I'd like to know your opinion on Montreal versus Toronto - social life ...

Edit: I'm not an expert on the Montreal dating scene having only lived in Montreal for two years before leaving but it was infinitely better than Toronto.

VerkkoMontreal has notably colder and longer winters than Toronto. People get along fine in Montreal, but I would say that there is a kind of tolerance or prevalence of low-level …

Your view of a romanticized city is not wrong. Montreal is very much more youthful than Toronto. It has a laissez faire attitude where work ...

Probaaaably Montreal. Toronto has the Island, HighPark, and the Don Valley. Still anything substantial like serious bike riding, hiking, or canoeing would be ...

Both Toronto and Montreal have ugly places and nice places. Toronto's skyline blows Montreal's out of the water but Montreal didn't tear down a big chunk of its old buildings in the 60s to the same extent as Toronto did. 3 dvd_man • 3 yr. ago Toronto's skyline is fugly, full of teal and glass buildings that already look dated.

VerkkoHey guys,I have plans on relocating to Canada this year from Nigeria,I’m in the cyber security field and just want to know which city is best for my …

Within minutes of arriving in Toronto, I got stuck in a 20 minute lineup to get a subway ticket as all the machines except for one were busted ...

VerkkoIn an ideal world, I’ll be able to move to another place in the same city- more towards DT, but given my family dynamics, telling them that I’m moving is an extremely …

Toronto people are . Socially speaking it's better to find a club to hang out with - book club, sports league, etc. Montreal seemed similar to this (when I was there). Restaurants are 'same-but-different' in many ways. You might find more niche restaurants in Toronto.

We're debating whether to move to Montréal or Toronto (my hometown). Here are some pros and cons we've gathered ... So, what are your pros and cons, Reddit?

VerkkoMe and a friend are going to go to one of the Passion Pit concerts in either Montreal or Toronto and make a 5 day trip of it. Which city would you …

VerkkoMontreal is definitely cheaper, as someone else also mentioned, and I think in many ways more cultured and interesting (though it’s my bias living in Toronto that I don’t …

VerkkoHey guys,I have plans on relocating to Canada this year from Nigeria,I’m in the cyber security field and just want to know which city is best for my …

The nightlife in Montreal and Toronto are both equally unbelievable. Montreal is surrounded by mountains as well for those kinds of activities you mentioned. Toronto does have some incredible beaches and boating, and there is some decent mountain biking outside city limits. For three days I'd probably skip the outdoorsy stuff.

Montreal's transit system is superior to Toronto's. That's what happens when you get Provincial funding. Edit: should have known better then to ...

Montreal does indeed have more of a European vibe -- but this is largely in the urban core (downtown and neighbourhoods near downtown). Suburbs are suburbs pretty much everywhere. But Montreal is a much older city, and they have preserved their old architecture much better than Toronto has.

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VerkkoMontreal is definitely the better city (cheaper rent, cooler scene, more young people, etc) but make sure you have work lined up if you don’t speak French. The govt is def going …

Verkkohousing costs in toronto compared to montreal are astronomical. money will stretch way farther in MTL. and personally i find MTL much more lively and a better city in general. …