THE BIG CITY OF A BIG COUNTRY
Toronto; the Metropolis of Canada
The Busy City of Canada
Now lets talk about the differences; Toronto has a high commercial and population density. Population density is 5,778 per square kilometer, much higher than Mississauga which is 2474 people per square kilometer. The population of Toronto is particularly high near University of Toronto and the Eaton Centre. I also noticed on the trip that Toronto has many different transportation systems such as the GO train and buses, TTC street cars, subway and two airports (Toronto Person Airport and the Billy Bishop), as compared Mississauga which doesn't have a subway station or street cars. The big city has many different institutions as well, from the Air Canada Center to the CN Tower. The city has a Business District which is along Bay Street and Entertainment District along Yonge street.
The different transportation use
TTC has 4 subway lines, 11 streetcar lines and 69 stations. It is the third most used transit system in North America. The fare is $3 one-way to anywhere in Toronto.
The Biggest mall in the City
It was opened in 1977 and has 330 stores and services. Along with the shopping mall, it has 3 office buildings and is linked to Mariott Hotel and Ryerson University Ted Rogers School of Management.
The Air Canada Centre
It is connected though underground PATH network and several TTC buses and streetcars.
What I Learned
Kensington Market
Yonge-Dundas Sqaure video
The area is busy day and night. It is just located by the Eaton Centre and AMC, also has a resembles of Times Square.