Landing at Toronto City Airport

[MEGIDIOT]

Toronto's so beautiful.

[mattROSSperotto]

wow.... the dot is totally different now

[dogsinbad]

How long does it take to get from Manchester (uk) to Toronto (canada) ?

[ynktbg]

Canadians = people who will stab you with their right hand while hugging you with their left.

[jimbo121]

the americans think were so far behind lol it makes me laugh but its rather sad...we invented the goddamn telephone!!!

[BRRUUUAAHHable]

OK SO WE CAN SEE THE CN TOWER FROM RIGHT OF THE PLANE !

i will choose a seat on th right just for took photo

[ontariobuds]

the skydome is a giant igloo!

[MarioLebanon]

Beautiful scenery... i see Porter planes take off and land everyday from my apartment on Lakeshore. If I'm not mistaken, I think one has to take the ferry to get to the terminal... possibly a short ferry ride. I'm pretty sure this airport is booming with all the new routes Porter is doing.

[MrScienceTypeGuy]

@MarioLebanon It's the worlds shortest ferry route. It's barely longer than the boat.

[manhattan85]

The NDP failures and other socialists who want to close the island airport will tell you it's because of "air pollution" from the (turboprop) planes. But in reality, it's a deep-seeded hatred of flying, as flying is evil, something only "rich people" do. Air travel represents mechanical progress and capitalism, things frowned upon in the modern socialist state. They have also raked in the idiot fringe, people who live in a big city but compain about noise. Long live the city centre airport!

[flamechic]

concrete igloos?

Couldn't have said it better myself. :D

I just can't stand downtown TO. It's difficult to drive down there.

I'm from Stoney Creek, which is a lot smaller and quieter, which i'm used to a bit more.

So the rush and hustle and bustle of TO is a little much for me. :D

[rhymeandreasoning]

gorgeous night video..great job

[hello12345696]

People in Canada do not live in igloos stupid americans! I live in toronto! My house is bigger than any house I have seen in the USA! I have been to Florida, new york, and south Carolina!

[alien3000ful]

Toronto looks like a typical US city but the rest of canada is different.

[cindyns1]

Montreal looks like a American city, Vancouver does from the air. i moved from Toronto to Sydney Nova Scotia and i can assure you that as one who also was born and rised in Europe, Canada all of Canada is the same, people from each region just thinks they are diferent. if you want a place that is different then the States and Canada go to the far north of Canada it is amazing there, Nunavut is awesome better then any part of white Canada or the States and yes each country is same culture.

[wandaslice]

@cindyns1 interesting but i beg too differ Newfoundland is nothing like Ontario as Quebec is Nothing like Saskathewan.. as manitoba is nothing like the Yukon every province is unique

[iLuvBarRefaeli]

@cindyns1 So as a European you are telling Canadians all over our vast country we are all the same, where do you get off, every single Canadian knows that nowhere in Canada is like Quebec and the Quebecois are nowhere near close to British Columbians, nor are Newfies the same as Torontonians, and I think you can tell the difference between a Calgarian and a Montrealer, same as how you can tell the people the Nova Scotia are different from the one in Yellow Knife, your very ignorant.

[cindyns1]

@iLuvBarRefaeli Give it a break... relax, its ok, life goes on, be a little postive in your life, have a better outlook, try and smile, have happy thoughts and be happy in life, don't take life too seriously and please all i get from the people across Canada is personal attacks, i never lived here long enough but it's an opinion thats all just someone's opinion, just as you have opinions on different cultures and countries ok so smile and don't let negative thoughts fester inside.

[iLuvBarRefaeli]

@cindyns1 Umm i still don`t know but what you originally said about how all Canadians are the same is really offensive and shows your down right ignorance about Canada and the people livng here, don`t make ignorant naive comments about something you know nothing at all about and it won`t happen, hope you learned your lesson. Maybe the reason you get personal attacks is because you say dumb ignorant things about Canadians and my country. Think before you speak.

[Suki278]

@alien3000ful Hahaha, you've clearly never been anywhere in 'the rest of Canada.'

[Toronto324]

@alien3000ful Nope Toronto is Fucking Canadian, fuck USA  And you have never bent to the rest of canada didnt you??

[lttlman2013]

@Toronto324 i only been to canada ONCE(toronto 2010 summer) and i FUCKING LOVED IT! great city, great people, great life. i live in FL(im 16) and plan on moving there later on

[VocalcoversforU]

@lttlman2013 fuck ya bro

[Toronto324]

@alien3000ful There are a lot of cities that look similar to this E.g. Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal, Halifax and more...

[Statykbboy]

@betabloca TT? what a stupid abbreviation..

[maniacalcupcake]

...So THIS is what Canada looks like....

[rockymountainsunrise]

Yes, they have concrete igloos now.

[xhappyxlifex]

LOL!!!!!!

[aAIRCANADA806]

@rockymountainsunrise and you guys live in mc donalds now... asshole

[WWWDanielWWW]

@rockymountainsunrise

ya, we're that advanced :P

[Evilhamster13]

Only the cities.....Go to the country side and you will get a different view of canada :)

[Jordanchychrun1]

@maniacalcupcake Ya about 3 years ago we got electricity then we just kept getting better from there... pfffff..... American

[kwark1223]

@maniacalcupcake Oh yeah this is what Canada looks like. We recently released the height limit of 2 meters on buildings.

[MrSistermaryelephant]

Toronto. Horribly hot, muggy and smoggy in the summer. Horribly cold and frigid in the winter. Barren waste land.

[wandaslice]

compared to what ? any other city of its size is far worse.  ever been to NYc or Chicago in the summer yuck

[xAKPx]

It's pretty much like that in most countries, e.g england

[Toronto324]

@MrSistermaryelephant I agree at @wandaslice... Fuk off... Toronto is the best so what about the weather?! its life...

[JAMamation]

@Toronto324

agreed. who gives a shit if its sunny 24/7 at least there is variety, i love toronto! i want to live there one day :D

[Toronto324]

@MrSistermaryelephant Fuck off

[xBaitMyScenex]

the tenant kicked Air Canada cause their contract was done, and there was nothing AC could do about it. Porter bought the rights to the tenant company.

[xhappyxlifex]

oh ok lol that was me prettending i know the stuff. :D

[xBaitMyScenex]

it was a month ago. I forgive you. :)

[Patmemphis]

there is only one place in the world and that's toronto... all the other places in the world suck like all of you

[xAKPx]

I love 1:37

[yomamasapeach]

Isn't porter the only airline who flies to toronto city airport. The rest are small single engined propeller planes owned by private owners,680 news and tv stations

[crapper1]

i cant resist but it looks like your tire stayed on this one lol

[Crazyforever000]

I'm going to move to Canada but i cant choose between Montreal and Toronto

[VikVaughan]

Do you speak french?

[Crazyforever000]

Yeah I do speak French

[Polishpimp69]

You should pick Toronto,

people are much pollite and its a great place to live.

[dayananDKZ]

Toronto man.

[chicolover3]

ya definitely toronto

there is no comparison

[toiletholder]

Montreal has a more interesting culture, but since I'm a born and bred Torontonian I say Toronto. I know a lot of the rest of Canada looks down on Torontonians because I guess they think we're snobby or greedy but we're not all like that. Most current Torontonians are not from Toronto. So you get varying degrees of politeness/friendliness. We, however, sill have better manners than most Americans.

[itabaks]

they dont like us because of crime and shit lol i am from toronto still living there, as a child u grow up around kids you all become brothers, toronto is just great

[xAKPx]

Defo Toronto

[nakawick]

Montreal kicks TO's ass all over the place.

[TorontoChannel]

I go back to this lovely city in August for a big 3 weeks of holiday. Amazing view.

[TorontoChannel]

What a great time I had :D Coming back again this year Toronto.

[nacolin10]

i love toronto

(but i never been there haha)

i want to gooooooooooo

[richardds9]

Why are people commenting on definitions of "America"? This is a video about an airplane landing at Toronto City Centre Airport at night. Stick to the topic, folks.

[apalarchio]

its toronto, canada.. part of america

[CanadaForce]

yeah america is Canada, US and mexico

[lenovocomput]

i know ot may be a long since you put this comment but what you taking about canada is it's own country if the u.s was canada we would a president to but we have priministers

i guess you don't listen in your history class.

[defaultytuser]

NOOOOO FOR GODS SAKE! That is NORTH america, then you have CENTRAL and SOUTH america. All of them form a big continent called AMERICA

[CanadaForce]

SOrry I ment the americas that actually matter lol, well except Brazil.

[mccainorobama]

That looks a lot like America from the air.

[yumlemonjuice]

alot of north american cities look alike from the air. Vancouver, Toronto, Miami, New York, etc...

[iluvdesmond]

If your profile is to be believed then you are only 14-too young to be slammed on this board-not that you have been already but knowing these boards it will happen-people can be mean!

Most Canadians-a minority that are heavily influenced by US tv don't-but most Canadians call the country south the u.s. or the states. We don't really assign a whole continent to the one country. But you are right-Toronto is a major metro area & it looks like a lot of large cities in NA and the world.

[mccainorobama]

But "America" most often refers to "The United States of America". There is no continent called "America". There are continents called "North America" and "South America", though.

[SaturnEternity]

The United States and Canada.... a lot of places in Modern Europe and Asian too. All look similar from the air. :P

[Toronto324]

@mccainorobama no it doesnt

[oilcountry2006]

I mean watch their games in their home stadium.

[oilcountry2006]

when I visit Toronto, I never use plane as the source of transportation, cause it's only a 3-4 hours drive by my van, my dad usually takes me to Toronto from Sudbury where we live, to watch the Marlies, Raps, and Blue Jays.

[sgagliozz]

Nice video!It reminds me of the last time I've been there!beautiful!I landed on the night too!

[CREDITS4CARBON]

Every airline orders the number of seats they want on a new plane. Porter's were ordered with 72 seats so they can have more legroom than the same exact plane with 78 seats on a one class basis. The plane can take off in 2,500 feet with a full load and Toronto Island airport has a 4,000 foot runway, so there is plenty of room. Air Berlin today announced an order for 20 Q400's,10 firm, with 76 seats each, which gives less legroom than Porter in the eaxact same plane. Lies will get u nowhere

[justinsoccerstar]

nice video..

pretty good landing..too..where were you flighing from?

[katatonic]

from ottawa.

[dish94]

hey how long does it take 2 fly from ottawa 2 toronto?

[katatonic]

it takes about an hour.

[AirShark95]

I think it couln't LAND let alone take of fom Toronto Island Airport, but it would be nice if possible.

[TorontoChannel]

Ah..Toronto at night, a lovely sight! Can't wait until I go back there.

[TOguy2]

Another dumb comment.

[Flyingpollutesearth]

You should get the facts straight. There aren't 72 seats on these planes because Porter had to remove them because the runway is too short for a full plane. (Doesn't sound safe to me). These planes are only averaging 28% full. And then there are all the free tickets that Porter gives out. What does the TPA make off them?

Social housing has nothing to do with any of this - that's just more stupid prattle.

[mcguinnesseoin]

How the fuck is social housing stupid, without it thousands of families would be homeless or a whole lot poorer having to pay market rent

[CREDITS4CARBON]

Sorry in my other post that i was not clear. The $20 amount is for each passenger so for a fully loaded Porter Airlines Q400, that is 72 seats x $20 equals $1,440 for a one way flight and double that for a return flight. Yes, the feds raised the rate a few months ago by 33 percent as it used to be $15 a head.

[TOguy2]

These planes are never full, so this doesn't add up. In fact Porter had to remove seats because the runway is to short by about 500m for a full plane, so there aren't 72 seats. A full Q400 is not allowed to land at a runway as short as the Island Airport in the US. They don't pay rent on the land at the airport and everything is heavily subsidized by the feds - so your math doesn't work.

[CREDITS4CARBON]

There are enough flights now as of the end of March of 2008 at $ 20 landing or takeoff to give the City of Toronto & the Federal government a very nice profit by the end of 2008. over the next 5 years, any past build uo or deficit will be overcome just when the city needs to money to pay for all the social housing and other wasteful programs.

[Flyingpollutesearth]

Oh really? So why can't we see the books? Looks like you've been hoodwinked into believing that Porter is making money. They say they've made a profit so that creditors will invest more money in a money losing airport. No airline has succeeded there before and taxpayers have always had to subsidize it. Porter has received at least $110 million from the City, the Pork Authority and the feds at taxpayers' expense. they would have never survived otherwise - and they don't pay rent on the land.

[CREDITS4CARBON]

Porter airlines showed a profit 8 months ago so your biased unnamed source is wrong. This plane is cheaper to buy than a jet of the same size so they can show a profit even if the plane is only 35 percent full. Many other airlines in North America are getting rid of their smaller jets in the past few months because they must be closer to 65 percent full to break even. It does not take any brains to know who is going to survive in 3, 5 or 10 years.

[TOguy2]

It was the CFO of Porter who said the planes average 28% full. Porter claims to be making a profit. How?

1)Porter was given a monopoly at Island Airport from the TO Pork Authority, by kicking out Jazz

2) The feds gave Porter $20 million for its untested claim for damages for the cancellation of the bridge.

[TOguy2]

and

3)Investors added $125 million so Porter could pay cash for 4 planes.

With no debt, no lease or financing costs, gobs of taxpayer money, & a monopoly, Porter can show an operating profit -- even with load factors at 28%.

However, Porter, like its competitors, has yet to announce publicly its load factors.

[TOguy2]

Can Porter survive with its sub-standard Island Airport, limited parking, jammed into a residential area increasingly distressed by the airport's noise, pollution, and traffic? Add to that the fact that flying Porter is seen by so many as distasteful given its history of railroading a city that voted againts it.

[yootoob22]

How is an airplane landing at Toronto Island airport any more polluting than the hundreds of airplanes which fly directly over downtown on their way into and out of Pearson?

And how does the pollution from the island airport compare to the emmissions of thousands of cars on the Gardiner and Lakeshore every single day?

And by the way, how polluting is the ferry that you commute on every day?

[Flyingpollutesearth]

CO2 emissions per-passenger kilometre travelled is at least 2x the amount produced by cars and six times the amount produced by trains and buses. These short haul flights target a market that would otherwise take the train, bus or car.

Short flights release far more CO2 than longer flights because it is necessary to burn large quantities of fuel to get the aircraft into the upper atmosphere. Many European environmentalists advocate that all short-haul flights should be banned.

[Flyingpollutesearth]

You assume that I live on the Island?

[TorontoCitizen]

Toronto residents voted against the expansion of Porter Airlines due to the air, noise and water pollution caused by the planes as they fly above a densely populated downtown core and waterfront. Is it fair that hundreds of thousands of Toronto residents have to breathe the air and hear the flights of these planes for a small number of people to fly directly above their homes? I pay taxes to live in Toronto, and my quality of life is severely compromised by this airline.

[3461167]

No it doesn't. I live downtown, and i've never been bothered AT ALL by this airport

You kind of sound like a drama queen. and you don't represent all toronto citizens.

[TorontoCitizen]

I live downtown as well- and the flights directly above where I live are noisy. This private airline is being funded by my federal tax money, which I think is incredibly unfair. This airline is more directly polluting to Toronto as it flies out of a central, densely populated residential and business section of Toronto - and is not flying out of an airport 28 kms away like Pearson. Also, the toxic jet fuel emissions go right into Lake Ontario. We do not need more smog or water pollution here.

[3461167]

your message is full of balony. The airplne pollution is tiny compared to the hundreds of thousands of cars drive around you at street level in this city already.. (all of which are also louder than any plane that has ever taken off from that airport too)

you really just sound like you're a tree-hugging hippy who doesn't like the private sector and will make up any reason to oppose "the man." Porter is an ambitious, profitable Canadian company - cheers on them.

[Flyingpollutesearth]

Why do we need more noise and more pollution? Most intelligent people recognize the need to reduce greenhouse gases. Personally I don't think cars are a good thing either. I take public transport and ride a bicycle and refuse to own a car. I strive for a low carbon footprint. I don't go around labelling people I've never met.

[3461167]

of course you do. everyone labels everyone, it's human nature.

[TOguy2]

You do not know that Porter is profitable. So far it has only thirved because of federal subsidies ind investment.

[truedanielg]

Toronto looks stunning at night from the air. I love it. I really like the colors over at Air Canada Centre.

[066983131]

You can barely see the ACC,

I assume your talking about the Rogers Centre.  (Formally Skydome)

[truedanielg]

your probably right. I'm not to familiar with Toronto. It is the skydome. was mistaken. Thanks for letting me know :)

[Flyingpollutesearth]

I agree withIndium725. Why would anyine from Scarborough, Thornhill, Barrie, Hamilton, or Mississauga want to fly in or out of here when they could get stuck in downtown traffic?

[Flyingpollutesearth]

Torontonians voted against airport expansion when they voted for Miller. This has been corruptly and undemocratically pushed through by the feds and the Toronto Port Authority.

Short haul flights are the most polluting, it takes so much energy to get the planes in the air.

This is an expensive chauffeur service subsidized by taxpayers for politicians.

[TorontoCitizen]

I absolutely agree- in a time of global warming, this airline angers me to no end. I live underneath its flight paths, and I look up and just see a tremendous amount of noise and air pollution for a small amount of people to travel at my taxpaying expense.

[JimmySand9]

Beautiful. I've got to get me on that plane.

[ajtigger]

I did this landing a couple of days ago. Absolutely spectacular. ;).

[gustind]

cause its cheaper to fly out of city center and its alot faster. try flying with em and you'll know why.

[Iridium725]

who doesnt it just land at pearson? why did they make the hub at Toronto city airport?

[manhattan85]

So business travelers from Montreal wouldn't have to land at Pearson and take a 40 minute, $50 cabride to downtown. The socialists who govern Toronto hate the island airport, because they hate business. That's why the city is falling apart. Long live the island airport!

[Iridium725]

Well, theres not only business travelers that take flights on this plane, there may be people visiting their families or something, and most households are located around pearson airport not lakefront, so I don't think some guy living in Richmond Hill will enjoy his 1 1\2 hour car ride to pick up his family member so damn far at lake ontario, when he could have done 15 minutes IF the plane had it's hub at Pearson.

[manhattan85]

So he can fly into Pearson then - its only the 26th busiest airport on earth. The Island airport is a good link for in-and-out businesspeople and short-distance travelers who live downtown, not to mention a home base for general aviation and aviation enthusiasts.

[Iridium725]

I guess you have a point, but Porter is probably cheaper then Air Canada Jazz, so in a way it may affect some but then again will benefit the local business traveller

[manhattan85]

I think that's why it's there - the airport would've died without Porter coming in, and they sold it as a quick way to get to downtown TO rather than going out to Pearson.

[3461167]

The Island airport is great for business. Toronto's a massive city, to only have one airport would be silly - that leaves no room for competition.Porters doing a great thing by keeping that link and option open for Toronto travellers.

[Iridium725]

Yeah..hopefully it will prosper. I was just wondering..have you heard anything about the closing of Buttonville Airport?

[Flyingpollutesearth]

If there were truly room for competition, how was it that Jazz was allowed to be kick out of this airport, giving Porter a monopoly? Just a few back room deals maybe? How could it be good for business when it's so heavily subsidized? Bad for the city, bad for the waterfront, bad for quality of life.

[3461167]

You make a lot of assumptions. "bad for the city, bad for the waterfront, bad for the quality of lie.." none of which is true. The waterfront needs development and usage.. It actually improves the quality of life, creates jobs, and allows for another option when flying into Toronto.

It's very quiet too, I remember when it opened and protesters were out there protesting, they didn't even realize when the plane took off because they didn't hear it.

[Flyingpollutesearth]

A study was carried out on the health impacts of the one-runway Santa Monica Regional Airport in California, which has traffic volumes comparable to those of the island airport. The study found that lifetime cancer risk for surrounding neighbourhoods, attributable to airport operations, is 22 times the Environmental Protection Agency standard.

How is cancer good for quality of life?

[kimball99]

So if you don't live in a neighborhood with an airport, you're safe? There are hundreds of causes of Cancer, so pick one.

Also, downtown Toronto is one of the safest areas of the city. Am I to move to Jane/Finch? Scarborough? Missisauga? Alll of which has 4 times higher gun violence then downtown? Either way, I guess us Torontonians are all fucked.

[Flyingpollutesearth]

There are many studies showing increased negative health effects near airports. In Boston, across the Bay from Logan Airport a study revealed that the portion of the community closest to the airport has double the rate of asthma, allergies and respiratory disease, relative to the half of the community located furthest from the airport. The community of Winthrop was chosen because no other significant pollution generators, such as an expressway, have an impact on the community.

[Flyingpollutesearth]

Hospital records in Seattle show that the community lying immediately downwind from the relatively small Sea-Tac Regional Airport has more than 50% higher asthma rates, 36% higher cancer rates and a substantially lower life expectancy than the Seattle average.

[Flyingpollutesearth]

The waterfront doesn't need to become an industrial wasteland like the land around Pearson and most airports. The City has a plan for revitalization that includes parks and green space for everyone to enjoy. The airport expansion is a federal plan without regard for what the city of Toronto wants or needs.

[3461167]

The assumption that everyone wants and needs green spaces is overdone. Toronto has VASTS amounts of green spaces, just look at this cit from the CN Tower.. and last time i checked most of the Islans is still "green spaces"

so suck it up. The expansion is necessary for competition and good for the economy. The only reason why airlines failed in the past is because our socialist city council always gives them a hard time and doesn't appear to like economic progress.

[Flyingpollutesearth]

If the airport allowed for true competition then Jazz wouldn't have been kicked out. The only reason this airline has gotten as far as it has is because of over $110 million in taxpayer subsidies. This a boondooggle for the TPA so that it can justify its existence.

[TOguy2]

If you take a closer look you will see a lot of highrises, parking lots, the Gardiner Expressway, and industry. The increase in population brought on by the condos means more green space is needed as these people don't have gardens, places to walk their dogs and need outdoor recreation space. An airport is an incapatible with population density, not only because of the planes and smog, but also because of the traffic congestion and parking issues.

[3461167]

look around Toronto. it's overflowing with greenspace. Even in the most densly populated portions of it. This is a city - not a park. it's a massive industrial and financial centre.. and people need to understand that. It's not all about "green space" all the time.

[TOguy2]

You think of it as a massive industrial and financial centre. To many it's also an arts and cultural centre, a home, a birthplace, a place to sail and go shopping and raise children and work and take the dog for a walk. It should be a place that is liveable, not an industrial wasteland, and not a place that we have to get into an SUV and drive for 2 hours to get some peace and fresh air.

[3461167]

Who said anything about SUV's or any of that? Having a nearby airport makes toronto more accessable and more competative to fly into. It still has parks, and towers, and shops, and walkable busy streets and you're rite, it's a major arts and culture centre. ..and it has a very convinient airport near the core.

..I didn't think that i would be on this topic so long. I'm not going to respond to anymore comments. we obviously don't agree.. but at least the airport is here to stay! =)

[TOguy2]

When/if there are 100 flights a day as Porter needs to actually turn a profit you will regret it. Nobody wants to live, invest or have a business near a busy airport.

[TOguy2]

You obviously don't read the paper and don't get that this airport has been so heavily subsidized and never has made a profit. There is nothing 'competitive' about it. It's a playground for a bunch of politcal cronies. this is the reason for proposed changes to the Canada Marine Act - so they can get more $ from the feds, as they know there flights to NY won't generate enough revenue.

[Flyingpollutesearth]

Since opening in 1938 the Toronto Island Airport has never made a profit. Any commercial airlines have not succeeded. I doubt that Toronto profits from the handful of business folk who fly in for a couple of hours and are treated to tax subsidized free (usually empty) buses, ferries cappucinos, and internet connections. Boycott the island airport!

[TOguy2]

These planes are only flying at 28% full according to an insider bigwig at Porter Air. With 70 seats that's 20 passengers, many of those free tickets. Porter kicked out the competition when they booted Jazz, now having a monopoly on the Island Airport.

How is this great for business?

[yowstudent]

Man the Bombardier Q400 is really quiet! They werent kidding with that claim eh?

[revaholic]

Eek...those propellers look so close. I've never flown Porter before but I'd sure like to try.

[daveni2]

I want to make a video like this, can someone buy me a plane ticket?

[daveni2]

totally soft landing

[daveni2]

you can see the east bound Gardiner Traffic heading for the DVP to go north, cool how it flows

[ibqkarla]

I can saw the downtown, amazing and beautiful, by the way, what is the purple dome near the downtown?

[katatonic]

That's the skydome..but corporately now known as Rogers Centre.

[daveni2]

they play professional baseball and football there, Has a retractable roof the first in the world.

[NBAHomiez71]

pearson airpot i way better

[daveni2]

apples and oranges

[aroundtheclock]

Awesome video! I love Porter Airlines!

[Buarawng]

amazing video.how can you take the video like that? Toronto is amazing.

[aeroplanelite]

Toronto looks so huge at night.

[canada647]

Great night time video of Lakeshore Blvd. East and into the spectacular downtown skyline. Decent!

[torktt]

Toronto's Skyline is Awesome! I love Toronto! and the skyline is just about to get better after all the buildings under construction.