Driving Downtown - Torontos Main Street 4K - Canada
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- Driving Downtown Streets - Yonge Street - Toronto Ontario Canada - Episode 15.
Starting Point: Yonge Street & St Clair Avenue - goo.gl/maps/4aoaoUm3kg72 .
The most famous and busiest road in Toronto is Yonge Street, which begins at the end of Lake Ontario and runs through downtown, continuing north all the way to the city of Barrie, Ontario. Other streets such as Dundas, Bloor, Queen, King, and University are also very popular.
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Yonge is Toronto's main street, hosting parades, street performances and demonstrations.
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Toronto is the most populous city in Canada,[12] the provincial capital of Ontario,[13] and the centre of the Greater Toronto Area, the most populous metropolitan area in Canada.[14] In the 2011 census, Toronto had a population of 2,615,060, making it the fifth largest city in North America.[6] A population estimate from a city report released in 2013 shows the city is now the fourth most populous city in North America, after Mexico City, New York City, and Los Angeles.[15][16] A global city,[17] Toronto is an international centre of business, finance, arts, and culture,[18][19] and is widely recognized as one of the most multicultural and cosmopolitan cities in the world.[20][21][22][23][24]
Aboriginal peoples have inhabited the area now known as Toronto for thousands of years.[25] The urban history of the city dates back to 1787, when British officials negotiated the Toronto Purchase with the Mississaugas of the New Credit.[26] They established the Town of York, and later designated it as the capital of Upper Canada.[27] During the War of 1812, the town was the site of the Battle of York and suffered heavy damage by U.S. troops.[28] York was renamed and incorporated as the City of Toronto in 1834, and became the capital of the province of Ontario in 1867.[29] The original borders of Toronto were expanded through amalgamation with surrounding municipalities at various times in its history, the results of which can be seen in the 140 independently unique and clearly defined official neighbourhoods that make up the city.[30]
Located in Southern Ontario on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario, Toronto is situated on a broad sloping plateau intersected by an extensive network of rivers, deep ravines, and urban forest.[31] It anchors the Golden Horseshoe, a densely populated region surrounding the western end of Lake Ontario that is home to 8.7 million people,[32] or around 26% of the entire population of Canada.[33] The demographics of Toronto make it one of the world's most diverse cities,[20][21] with about 50% of residents having been born in a country other than Canada,[34] and over 200 distinct ethnic origins represented among its inhabitants.[35] The vastly international population of the city reflects its current and historical role as an important destination for immigrants to Canada.[34][36] While English is the primary language spoken by the majority of Torontonians, there are over 160 different languages spoken in the city.[37]
Toronto is a prominent centre for music,[38] theatre,[39] motion picture production,[40] and television production,[41] and is home to the headquarters of Canada's major national broadcast networks and media outlets.[42] Its varied cultural institutions,[43] which include numerous museums and galleries, festivals and public events, entertainment districts, national historic sites, and sports activities,[44] are key attractions to the over 25 million tourists that visit the city each year.[45][46] Toronto is well known for its skyscrapers and high-rise buildings,[47] in particular the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere, the CN Tower.[48] As Canada's commercial capital, the city is home to the Toronto Stock Exchange, the headquarters of Canada's five largest banks,[49] and the headquarters of many large Canadian and multinational corporations.[50] Its economy is highly diversified with strengths in technology, design, financial services, life sciences, education, arts, fashion, business services, environmental innovation, food services, and tourism.
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9 months back I saw this video, came to Toronto from india, I'm loving here such a beautiful city.
Awesome. I love all your videos, Keep 'em comin'! I also really like that you don't have any background music -- I much prefer to hear the actual sounds of the city as you drive, it really adds to the illusion that you're really there while watching.
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Exactly Bro. That's what i was thinking. i am supposed to shift there soon and in some moments i actually felt i was there
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I wish someone did this 20 years ago. You'd see how much Toronto has changed. Yonge street is unrecognizable compared to when I was in high school. That goes for all of downtown Toronto. Even the skyline is unrecognizable.
Fascinating how quickly a city can transform itself. I've thought the same thing about wishing to see videos like this 20 or 200 years ago. Would be fascinating! Thanks for commenting :)
I have a couple of suggestions. For video, it's a lot older than 20 years ago, but there's a Ron Mann movie called The Strip that highlights Yonge Street in the early 70s.
Not video but going to Google streetview and then going back to earlier dates shows how much it has changed since they began doing that. I used to live on Yonge Street a little above Wellesley and now, only a few years later, I will be driving by my old building and not even realize it because everything is being razed for condos.
I'm 17 and I drove from New Jersey to Ottawa, Canada with my dad and the rest of the family, it was an amazing drive! Really fun!
i live in East Newark nj
Toronto has to be one of the best cities in the world, love Toronto, much love from a New Yorker
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I'm from Italy and Canada looks extremely amazing!
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I'm from Toronto, and I spent a few days in Rome. Rome is extremely amazing!
Ameida You do realise that europeannations have the exact healthcare as Canada's? Slow but free, that's how the system works. Also, Canada is basically an Europeanized nation so we have lots of the Europe nation traits. Education in Canada is one of the best on earth. Also Canada ranked 2nd best nation to live in in 2017. I don't see any European nations besides Scandinavia / Switzerland on that list Hm? Stop your bragging and if your going to hate, just leave. We don't need haters like yourself.
Ameida Culture in Canada is widely accepted unlike European nations where the natives are against it. May I remind you weather in Canada is hot in the summer, warm in spring, cold in some places in the winter and warm in September. LOTS of European nations have worse weather than Canada.
Ameida Security? Canada has better security than nearly all European nations. The only European countries you could consider have better security are UK and Germany.
Man, thanks so much for that drive down memory lane. I lived there over 10 years ago. Glad to see some familiar stores are still where I left them. Love you Toronto!
Enigma you can’t compare Canada to Russia. Russia is a shit hole
Why you lift it my dream is to live there🥺
Toronto Canada has the best scenery I've ever seen out of any city! I'm not talking about sunny weather and palm trees, I'm talking about cleanliness and skylines...The vibes of the streets, billboards and everything!
You're so right. I couldn't word it better than this. I agree.
Not Chicago, NYC, Miami, Seattle, Houston, Dallas, San Francisco, Atlanta, Denver look better
guy you make wanna get there yesturday... must be a great city
Chicago is kinda like this but better in my opinion. Better architecture and larger streets
try to visit montreal..
i live here and i still find it so amazing
Scrub1987 is there a lot of indians here
KingRemix The Hero I remember visiting this city years ago, the answer is yes.
can I ask why thinking about visiting.
@@rocker360s indians don't bite son of a bitch
@@gecelerdendevrim7090 lol. They really do. They bit me.
I'm from Montreal but I gotta say, Toronto is a very nice city.
Attila Ambrus I prefer your city,lol
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I love how everything is organized, this was so relaxing to watch lol
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J Uta Hey great video!
If you don't mind me asking, what colour correction do you use? or any filters you use?
because colours in your videos always pop, .. the vibrancy feels great
I like this video very much, thank U so much!
Great videos! How about Salt Lake City driving around downtown, then heading east on 400 South toward the University of Utah?
beautifull skyline
So much to see! Thanks for commenting :)
@@jutah help me to live in Canada . I love it so much
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I really miss toronto. Hope someday i could visit there again.
Thank you for this video. I love this city and unfortunately had no choice but to leave 5 months ago and loved the 2 years I lived there. The people were amazing and the city was incredible! Thanks!
I moved to Zurich a couple of months ago and Im watching this video because I miss home. thank you for this!
I live in toronto. You think its awesome but wait till the winter comes...
znbdyf dyf winter was warm last year. so far in the 20s in October. if you want real cold go to Winnipeg that's real cold
You (and us) probably would hate winter anywhere. Have you been to places where snow too? Do you know there are places need to deal with monsoon typhoon, hurricane, rainstorm, flooding, landslide and smog, etc. etc. ?
znbdyf dyf im from Mississauga
I feel ya man
winter is why i want to go
I went to Toronto twice in the past 3 years. I'd definitely go back there soon.
Thank you for this. It brought back many pleasant memories of home.
thanks for the video! saying it as a person who is planning to move to Toronto in 6 months it really is an inspiring video wow what a lovely city man! u made my day thanks!
Extremly detailed and pristined clip, looove the mood
Great city to film :) Thanks for sharing!
Great city to film :) Thanks for sharing!
i'm from Chile, and all i can see is a clean and organised city where everybody seems to have very new cars xd
Yishy22 come visit
Roy Reno maybe one day :)
Yishy22 yes 100,000 millionaires live in Toronto, average home price $900,000
No, the statistic is 130,000 people have at least ten milllion dollars.
Yishy22 Same, I'm from north Africa.
Beautiful amazing trip of my loving city Greater Totonto downtown. from Toronto, Canada.
Thanks for the journey and your viewpoint, look forward to more from you.
Great to view this. I left Toronto 20 years ago and walked down this road many times...oh my how it has changed. Thank you.
Time just keeps on moving. Like to see these comments from previous residents!
I haven't lived there since '94.
It's amazing how many more skyscrapers they got nowadays.
Traffic doesn't look bad compared to NYC
I'm from Toronto and this looks like early morning on the weekend. Traffic isn't great, like any big city but if you know how to get around, you get there.
Yonge street has its congestion zones at certain times of the day. It can get pretty bad closer to the end in the core, around Yonge and Dundas Square near Eaton Centre mall, Yorkville, and around the start of the video by St Clair west during the morning and after work rush.
isnt NYC larger than all canada? lol that could be why
Off by about 28 million. the GTA is about 2 million less than NYC.
@@TheWho58 are you stupid Canada is largerthan USA and it is the 2nd largest country in the world u dumbass
It's amazing how much this street has changed since you filmed this video and it will change even more within the next 5 years! It will seem almost like a different street
Hello
This is TORONTO. A Beautiful City with Different Cultures, Beautiful Skyscrapers, Polite Torontians, The Home of Blue Jays, Maple Leaves, and Raptors. Yes, Toronto has amazing Restaurants, Great Food and Entertainment. Moreover it's only 1 hour away from Niagara Falls. Come visit Toronto:)
Maples Leafs, you stupid fuck.
80sGirl Asante And very passionate sports fans, as seen above
trap visuals “Straight bandwagoners” We can’t be bandwagons if we live here...
80sGirl Asante Thanks... I will from Cleveland, Ohio 😏
@Canadian hello
this city is awesome, it's really entertaining in the night!
I must say, I found this video so relaxing to watch,thank you for excluding the usual ear bashing aka loud unflattering background music...very good quality too...clear and crisp...
J Utah, you are amazing with this videos. Thank you! You are doing an amazing job!
Thanks for the video! Planning my birthday getaway to Toronto now and I'm so fascinated with the city. I'm from the Toledo/Detroit area in Ohio and can't wait to see something new the Canadian border is only 45 mins away from me!
Hey when are you going to come, be sure to hurry before it gets cold
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I have friends in Michigan literally 20mins from the Windsor/Sarnia crossing. You're maybe 2hrs from Toronto from there if traffic isn't too tight. If you intend to hold up downtown, take transit. Our parking coupled with traffic can be frustrating.
why u miss such a beautiful city. i think us also good that it.
headlesschicken6661 it's like 4 hours from Windsor. And about 3 hours from Sarnia. Not 2.
That idiot made me laugh, Detroit complains about Toronto's cold weather? WTF LOL.
I'm from London Ont, I love Toronto.
I am so happy this great city is so close to me.
Hi
Beautiful country.. thank you for uploading this beautiful video
Wow! I left a comment on your Front St video, not knowing you had a Yonge St video. Spectacular! J Utah & Thanks a lot.
This was fun...lived in Mississauga for 23 years, Brampton for 4 and Toronto for 6...it was fun going back
I've been to Toronto often. I really like how the city has retained many old structures among the towering skyscrapers. I've driven this stretch of Yonge Street many times...but I still miss the giant, spinning neon disks of "Sam The Record Man".
Me too
Thanks mate!! Love these kind of videos
Enjoyed the Video throughout, feeling Canada !
What a beautiful city! Greetings from Dubai!
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It feels so...peaceful
Gracias por este video y los demás, me sirve para revivir el año pasado, cuando tuve la suerte de vivir allí.
I went to Toronto twice in 2019 and the experience was Awesome. Felt in love of the City. Hope that can move someday.
i'm so blessed to have been born here. love my city.
The 96 victims of Toronto's record year 2018 in homicide! Good luck.
Alphonso Zorro 96 out of 3 million people fucking moron. Oakland USA has more homicides than Toronto and Oakland has a population of only 400,000. Toronto is extremely safe and you better wipe your ass with that dumbass comment of yours
Sebastian1010 agree
I’m going here this summer; so excited!!!
Too Saucy you're going to live my dream
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So clean, beautiful cars
Beautiful city so nice weather
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I live in Toronto. I'll never love anywhere as much as Toronto :)
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I absolutely love the little bio for the cities that you do in the read more section
Great and inspiring video! Thanks for the ride:)
I love Canada" god bless these beautiful country
Im only 20 but i see myself moving to Canada hopefully toronto in the near future
Hannah Maria venegas might wanna start saving up 40 years past because the housing market sure is pricey in Toronto lol. Seriously, if you wanna buy in even 40 minutes away from the city core, it’s a million dollars for a decent townhouse, anything cheaper is a complete shitshow
40 minutes by foot that is, so about 15 minutes by car, though good luck finding parking space
Not only that but it's hard af to get Canadian citizenship. You be waiting forever for that shit to go through. Plenty of Americans would love to live in Canada if they could.
You can do that! The only person who decides where you will live in the future ist you. And isn't that awesome If you can in ten years 'I did it'. It's your Life :)
rj jk Lol. That was uncalled for. However, I missed the days when Toronto was less populated and more peaceful.
Awesome. Thank you for your video.
Wow.. Beutiful City.. Clean...Amazing grace..👍👍👍👍
I lived in Toronto 2 times and always loved the city. Thankfully I'm only gone away from city temporarily
As a Brit I can not stress enough how underrated Toronto is. Its a magnificent city tbh. Its like a cleaner, more modern New York but perhaps a bit less happening than NYC. Especially during the cold winter months between Nov-Feberuary. So much to see and do not only in Toronto but across Canada. Love the place!
Thanks for the amazing video , for the amazing city !
Glad you liked it Sohaib!
I had first time enjoyed a video on CZcams which was this one!!!
Looks a lot like Chicago!!
A lot cleaner
g mal12 Unless you’re in a gang in South Chicago, the difference isn’t noticeable, you’re just as safe in both
I agree! Seriously does remind me of Chicago! I definitely love the vibe it’s got!
Dude Toronto is a lot cleaner than Chicago 😂 the Southside ain’t got shit to do with nothing man.. and I’m from Gary lol
@@wuhx7 not bigger than chicago, chicago metro pop is 9million to is only 5million
Thank you for this beautiful video i do wish to travel there some day and drive myself around I normal drive in the USA so I assumed it the same. Love it I am a Bahamian
I have been living in Toronto during 1968/1970 I remember those "chilly" winters!! FANTASTIC!!
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Hello beautiful how are you
Left Toronto 40 years ago! Will visit this summer! Damn exited!
beautiful roads and beautiful city
I love this city .. I from Brazil ... someday I'll be a tourist in this city.
Enjoy it when you go!
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Very cool video. Toronto sort of has this messy/clean look to it. It's appealing to me for whatever reason.
@Kyle Kariba
Things can get a little monotonous further out of the core closer to the former subs. Old Town, you'll find buildings dating back to the origins of the city next to new conditions development across from a 60s era apartment with mixed retail space with a modernised storefront. We dont tear down every building nor do we leave a lot of older decrepit ones to stand.
ClimberGreg Lol you sure aren’t “world class” talking like that
BOLP Oh be quiet Americans think they’re the best in the world and learn literally nothing about other countries. I know because I grew up partially there. Americans are beyond ignorant when they talk about other cities and countries.
Thats the best description. Also urine smells every garbage can you walk by lmao
Great video, I’ve visited there once with my family and I loved it. Hello from San Jose USA
I have been to Toronto last year. That my first and the best travel I ever made! Toronto is beautiful and filled me with good memories...
Hello dear how are you doing today?
Toronto looks great. I would love to live there. But the housing is outrageous.
Who told you that here is outrageous housing?
Just do It 1.8 million $
We bought our house (45-60 mins drive away from DT Toronto) 18 years ago for $270k. Now we can sell it for $900k+, it’s wild
Literally everyone in Toronto is a millionaire lol
It’s not bad if you look to rent. Tip: look to rent a house
I missed traveling to Toronto it is a beautiful city, my friends and I used to go there for Caribana festival and other festivals but that was in the 90's and early 2000, my wife and i spent our honeymoon there, soon as we get our passports i want to take my son there too!
This is the city where i have lived many many years.Im an ecuadorian-canadian citezen living in ecuador now.I really miss toronto,I go there from time to time.Toronto is a really really nice city.There are very nice and interesting places that you can visit.The videographer was filming in "yonge street" the longest street in the world.Thank you for sharing this video.
was an awesome video
i am from barbados.
went to edmonton and fort mac last year for the first time.
edmonton was amazing
I ❤️ Toronto !!
Toronto in the summer time is a special place!
really nice video, lovely Toronto. at the 15:30 mark very nice scene it almost looks like a movie
That's Financial District where all the big banks and moneys are. You will see all office people wearing business suits and dress shoes its like Wall Street and I am one of those lucky ones working there
So nice and beautiful place
I was driving through the 6 with my woes! lol thanks for the video
Great video. Love it
Beautiful city
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Interesting to see the low, often older buildings along the road with lots of small shops and restaurants and at the same time the big skyscrapers as landmarks in the background.
Seems to be a balanced structure. Of course cities need modern architecture but for life quality you need those small and diverse businesses which can be more found in "imperfect" houses from 100 years ago.
Love this insight! I completely agree :)
Definitely! You can see the difference from the beginning of the video and the end with those boring condo buildings which especially Vancouver is full of. I love those older buildings with cool little shops, it has so much character.
Most, if not all, of these old buildings are heritage-designed, protected buildings and cannot be torn down. Developers would have loved to demolish and build new condos, but they can't.
Some of the lucky ones are given special permits to build new development, which includes keeping the original facade of the entrance and lobby of the building. So they build below amd above it while preserving the front.
Hi there TAV, good to have found a fellow walker, and in a part of the world we may never get to visit. Thanks for the interesting trip. very absorbing, I'm going to take a look at more from you.
what pleasure to watch,this video,Toronto Canada here i am next year:X
Toronto is a cute city! So clean! I'm going to have to visit there.....
sure is but it's expensive tho
I live in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. I hope in the next ten years it will be the most beautiful capital in the world and I love Mogadishu.
Amazing 👏
I lived in Toronto 15 years ago. I sure recognize a lot of buildings and places I went to. This is like a visit. Very nice. I went to all the Starbucks in the video.
thanks for reminding me why i moved to this awesome city,damn i love toronto
Daam Toronto is a nice city organized and chill I even feel that the theres almost no noise pollution. :)
T'ruck yeah I’ve visited once from the US it’s cool. It’s extremely diverse
Can’t wait to visit this beautiful city one day.
So smooth 😎
Yonge Street (Toronto)
Coming in first place with an impressive 56 kilometres, Toronto’s Yonge Street is the longest street in the world. It has been declared a National Historic Site and listed in the Guinness Book of Records, this road is the perfect place to discover the main attractions of the Canadian city, from its start at the Toronto Waterfront to the Minnesota border.
This resembles like Chicago. . . .I'm starting to believe it. Can't wait to come to To-Ron-To!
Can see the similarities as well :) - Enjoy your trip and safe travels!!
Yo J Utah.. So far what is your favorite city to visit and worst city you visited that didn't meet up to your expectations?
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I've never been to Chicago buy I hear this from time to time. Most of Canada call Toronto the New York wannabe but having been to NYC Manhattan, I didn't feel it.
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Very nice footage!
What kind of camera are you using? This is a great video in excellent quality.
I want to know too. The quality makes the video look very nice.
It’s a GoPro I can tell you that based on the quality of mic I specialize in camera equipment
Watching this in 360p
Toronto is my favorite city in the world. There’s so much more to see. The waterfront is the best.
I love your channel, ❤️
It is an excelent Channel. Congratulations!!! 👍
I just happened to see your video's on CZcams. Toronto is one of the world's most livable cities. what makes Toronto different is its potential. If you happened to watch this video and something looked bland, it will probably be a condo tower in the next five years. very good job on all of the.
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Every city I've ever visited has "bland" buildings. Real cities that have developed over hundreds of years have all sorts of architecture, and not all of it is "iconic".
Iam so blessed i live in Toronto 🙏
my kingdom for living in this lovely city waw it's too beautiful
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I love Toronto even in winter. And I come from a tropical country. It’s an amazing city.
I'm from Grand Rapids, Michigan. I went to Toronto in 2016 and it was a relief of stress. The air was so fresh G. Haven't had good sleep like that in a long time. And my mother passed in March of 2016 so the get away was appreciated.
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Samantha Derrick You must be a Generation Z. No way Toronto is better than New York. In fact, Toronto will only get worse as the population starts to increase. It's starting to get crowded in this city.
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