Toronto Subway sucks!!

[torontosm]

Perhaps you can enlighten us on what the other criteria used were?

If you actually read the article (on the first page), the criteria are clearly identified as:

- crime levels;
- threat of conflict;
- quality of medical care;
- levels of censorship;
- temperature;
- schools; and
- transport links.

 

[Katayoon]

I struggle to understand how canadian cities could make it to the top then given winter temperature and the waiting times at emergency medical facilities, if temperature and medical care are criteria. My colleague in Montreal got a stomach infection, he came to emergency care and only after 17 hours of vomiting all around the place a nurse came to see him. I do not have experience with Toronto but I would be surprised if it was significantly better.

If you actually read the article (on the first page), the criteria are clearly identified as:

- crime levels;
- threat of conflict;
- quality of medical care;
- levels of censorship;
- temperature;
- schools; and
- transport links.

 

[mrbeachman]

I struggle to understand how canadian cities could make it to the top then given winter temperature and the waiting times at emergency medical facilities, if temperature and medical care are criteria. My colleague in Montreal got a stomach infection, he came to emergency care and only after 17 hours of vomiting all around the place a nurse came to see him. I do not have experience with Toronto but I would be surprised if it was significantly better.

I spent 15 years in Montreal and 4 in Toronto.

I can say with certainty that Toronto is much better.