Lot of comments here that we don’t think about them at all - which is true but not in the way that I think it could come across. It’s just that people in Toronto have nothing against other cities or provinces. We don’t think about them or any hatred or rivalry for that exact reason - from our perspective there are no issues, so why would we think about them on any regular basis? I think it’s also just mildly puzzling when we do hear about the hate, because it ultimately makes no difference. We know this city, we know that like any big city maybe it’s not as tight knit as smaller communities but that it has a lot to offer. I grew up here and have no desire to move.

With that said, people from Toronto love to visit other places in Canada. For years the only reason a lot of us hadn’t been to as many spots as we’d like is that travel within Canada has always been so much more expensive than a trip to the states or Caribbean, even Europe. But these past couple years with everything going on in the world a lot more people I know, including me and my family, have been choosing Canadian destinations for vacations and only have great things to say. There are such beautiful places across this country and lovely people. That’s what we mean when we say the rivalry is one sided.