Ontario

Didn’t do much sight seeing. In the southeast region of Michigan where I grew up, more specifically-Pontiac, it’s a 30 minute drive. Back in the day I was kind of a club girl there was like one day a week our clubs didn’t offer under 21 so we’d hop on over to Canada. Of course this was in the days before everyone was freakin out about border “security” now I hear you need a passport, but don’t know that for a fact. Either way I’ve got mine so next time I go home to visit Michigan I will be checking out Canada in a different light then what I had known growing up.

The worst time I’ve EVER had at ANY country border was when I WALKED from US to Canada (Niagara Falls). It would have been well worth my time and effort to go to the car, drive, find and pay for parking etc. I’m not tough skinned about being interrogated and I was almost crying when I left border patrol!

It’d very boring in Toronto. And very cold….. I hate the cold

The Falls will take your breath away. Maid of the Mist is totally worth it.

We got a bad hotel at first (booger on curtain and bed looked like sheet weren’t clean) when the brochure made it look all nice.

There are so many homeless people!

Its cold!

it snowed, but i liked it

As soon as i entered Canada for the first time, I had the absolutely WORST Stomach ache…I thought I was allergic. But besides that, Canada was a great place. I”m a true patriot so it bugs me the way SOME of them talk about america, but it’s no different than self hating americans shrugs

Great Place, the food gave me stomach aches though… good thing they had Mcdonalds ;)

Toronto is amazing. If it wasn’t so far away from my family, I’d move there instantly. The first time I went to Toronto (and only) was on my honeymoon. We spent one day driving down to Niagra Falls.

I grew up here

nice people and great scenery