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Uhhhhh, I don't know what you are getting at. Toronto have the best team in Canada so it's fair that they are getting more publicity? However, I get shown a lot of CSL games on my local channel for my city anyways, so I think most of the teams get decent attention as well, even though they are all either semi-pro or amateur. Why do you think the CSA doesn't recognize other provinces or cities???

London FC isn't that bad to Canada is mainly in Toronto because it's the largest city in the country and is more of a multisport city than some of the others and Toronto can fund a lot for these unlike where I live where its mainly on school and work so there's a difference. Montreal and Vancouver have also grown largely in the sports foundation.

Vancouver is also a big sporting city now and Montreal is still getting started, but even other smaller towns are recognized, as evidenced by the games they show on local channels.

Montreal is where it's at when it comes to sports uber passionate fans XD

EXCUSE ME, but you're forgetting Ottawa, one of Canada's finest gems

Cloudst, I don't remember Montreal having a riot that destroyed half the city because of a sporting event? :P

SaHac, finest gems? The only team I know from Ottawa is the Senators. Toronto have TFC, Jays, Argos, Maple Leafs, Raptors, and a bunch of teams in the CSL and CHL.

Although, Ottawa does have Parliament Hill, which is nice, but personally I found Quebec City more fun to visit.

run the government. the canal. bluesfest. prime hiking. supreme court of canada. remembrance day and canada day on lock. the man with two hats near dows lake. finest gems :P

SS then you must have forgotten about 3 years ago when Montreal was in the playoffs and they beat the Capitals and the Pens :P

We basically burnt the city down even before the finals XD

er ill +1 that ^

it was pretty big when they beat the pittsburgh. glad i wasnt in a car :D

Don't watch that much hockey so I have no idea about that one. I can watch the sport but only if friends are watching a game. It's not for me lol

Oh Canadaaa!!!

On TV??

Yes XD

no way I would miss it.

I'm not interested in Womens football..so...of cos i had missed it =D

Funny story my buddy played for under 15 whitecaps residency program said they played the womens national team and they WON.

Our future is bright then XD

I'll be watching if I got the time. The womens team's showing in the World Cup was pretty disappointing.

It snowed in Vancouver too my friends were freaking out and then I showed them a pic of the weather in Montreal XD

I don't mind the cold. It's just the snow that worries me. Good thing were not getting it as bad as the last couple of years like 30cm of snow. The planet is getting much warmer.

LOL Cloudst, kids out west have it real soft.

I found myself a good escape plan the first time Montreal hit -30 this winter. anyways west coasters hardly know what a real winter means :)

Haha, so lucky!

Montreal :D

Edmonton via vancouver

Outskirts of Toronto but studying in Waterloo at the moment.

Winterpeg!! or Winnipeg for everyone else not residing in Canada who doesn't know what the heck snow is....

no Londoner's is sad I now declare I'm the first person to join Footytube who lives in London, Ontario. Is Waterloo university any good I heard a lot about it.

Van city

Didnt know so many Canadians watch football, lol

Shocking isn't it XD

ACMilan03, it's mostly foreigners or some Canadians who have a background in football from other countries.

Juventusfc, Waterloo is the top university in Canada, man. Second is McGill University. I definitely encourage you If you are considering to study there.

Is law good there because i want to become a lawyer or how about business

Juventusfc, do not go to Waterloo for Law lol, very bad idea.

Waterloo is not an all-round school like Toronto or Queen's, we are very heavily focused on Accounting, Engineering, and Mathematics, we have one of the most reputable Computer Science departments in North America with many large firms including Google, Microsoft and RIM hiring from us. Our Statistics department is also very well-known and we have guest lecturers from abroad all the time. I'm not in Engineering so I wouldn't know too much about it but they have tons of specializations and it's gotta be one of the best Eng departments in the country apart from maybe U of T.

If you were to study Law or Business, I'd have to say aim for Toronto or Queen's, Toronto has the Rotman School of Management, one of the best business schools in the country and Queen's Commerce program is really well-known too. You can look at Western Ontario as your backup, they have quite a wide variety of programs as well. However, if you are ambitious, I would definitely recommend going down south to the US to study Law. I wouldn't be able to give you any information on US schools though, although I think it would definitely be a great experience. Personally, I'm planning on going to somewhere in Asia or Europe for one or two study terms when I'm close to graduating. Did you know that you can get some scholarships for international experience? Worth a look when you are at that point!

I hope the information has helped.

@Subaru, Maclean's never rates Waterloo that high. I think the school is underrated but you can see where they are coming from, because Waterloo doesn't have many of the departments that a traditional University (like U of T) has. Waterloo, as I said before, has a few specialized areas where the school is just excellent compared to everyone else but overall, it is still fairly weak. U of T has to be a stronger school than Waterloo. In terms of research output, I think McGill rates first in the country and their med school program is ridiculously good too. I've found all of McGill, Queen's and U of T to be more well-known than Waterloo. The school is still growing though, we've had a couple new buildings created just in the two years so far that I've been here, and hardly a day goes by when you don't see construction workers at some point during the day. Waterloo is still a work in progress, in my opinion. We rock the s**t out of our Laurier neighbours though haha. You know what they say? It takes longer to walk from one side of Waterloo to the other than it does to walk from Waterloo to Laurier, and it's true XD. Although, Laurier does have some nice chicks haha

oh thanks yeah I have heard that Yale university in America is the best law and politics school available but I'll look more into Toronto's and Queen's universities.

Thanks

Winnipeg!!!! Love watching Chelsea! I want go to London watch Chelsea so much! I wonder how London here in Canada is? and Man people going to Jets games are amazing! Can't wait for one day I go to a Chelsea game or other football matches in Europe!

T.O. lol

The London here is nice quite calm sometimes there is a break in violence but most of the time it's peaceful.

I used to live in Scarborough man XD Jane and Finch, and some parts of Sheppard were absolutely lawless when night came around.

Some of the kids I knew in grade school almost got themselves killed in fights. A couple neighbours got robbed as well, vandalism all over the school, the occasional shooting, etc., etc.

So glad I moved out lol

This is late. Vancouver but I am from Prince George. I understand what a real snowfall is and that you don't stand on the gas pedal to move your car in the winter :)

There are breakout fights, vandalism, robbing and now since I live alone this semester I'm more cautious now and I'm STARTING TO HATE SNOW but tbh there has not been much snow this year like over the other years

TBS, well if you get proper snow tires, it's much easier to deal with the ice. Or you could get a set of top-quality all-season tires, but they usually cost quite a bit.

Juventusfc, London's always been a pretty good town. I'd rather live in London than Toronto, that's for sure. When I first moved to Canada back in 98, we had snow that went up past my knees!

LOL come to London then I'll introduce you and yeah I have all season but there not so good they work and thats good enough for me.

why not just have all sizes?

WTF??

WHAT IS THIS WORLD COMING TO?????

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/dailybrew/tim-hortons-debuts-news-cup-sizes-select-canadian-192753606.html

That was a while ago, they have confirmed recently that they will go ahead with the switch in February...

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JK I really don't care my order is a simple 2 donuts and a large hot chocolate yum!

Haha, ya I also prefer hot chocolate this time of year. Favourite snacks from timmies? I don't go often but when I go, I always get a maple-glazed donut and a honey cruller. So GOOD!

Gotta have Timmies :D I love hot chocolate, recently started having muffins instead of donuts... just as good. Favorite donut - Chocolate Dipped :)

my favourits is ALLLLL OF THEM but my favourite is sour cream clazed and Honey cruller or what i call "TIRE"

Do they still do the Feature of the month?

Yeah, but I think its more a seasonal thing than a monthly deal.

lol my gf loves that show XD

Lot canadians on here, we love soccer(football) there is decent size group of us here that enjoy the sport alot, we just need Canada one day make world cup or become atleast decent in world rankings for soccer(football) I love sport, I play it since I was young and still do, I fell in love with the EPL, such amazing league, and watch it, I love Chelsea too I want go to London go watch Chelsea, or anywhere in England and see all stadiums or other big citys in Europe! Canada is getting better I can tell with fans and game, we just need some of our better players to come join us internationally like Hoilett and heargreaves I guess different but still, thanks man!!!

I watch Community.

Yeah any Londoners around here cheers guys

Yeah my gf dumped me lol

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