I'm pretty sure hes a Senators fan.
- Holy-Mackinaw

I thought he was a oiler fan... meh... who was the last highly-touted player that signed with Ottawa?

I thought he was a oiler fan... meh... who was the last highly-touted player that signed with Ottawa?
- glucker

WE can say the same for the Leafs...

I thought he was a oiler fan... meh... who was the last highly-touted player that signed with Ottawa?
- glucker

Kovalev?

Kovalev?
- groove43

fair enough... although his comments after signing there should give that signing a *

were not as big of homers. we ADMIT its hard to get UFA's to come play for us. you guys should too.
- gretzky

How exactly is it hard to get players to come to Toronto? We've had veteren players give up shots at cups to stay on a losing team because they didn't want to leave Toronto.

That's because the Edmonton blows for a city.
- Holy-Mackinaw

yes it does. but so does Toronto IMO...

yes it does. but so does Toronto IMO...
- gretzky

No. Toronto is a fantastic city.

No. Toronto is a fantastic city.
- RogerRoeper

if you like overcrowded ghettos with terrible traffic, yes.

if you like overcrowded ghettos with terrible traffic, yes.
- gretzky

Ghettos, LOL. The crime rate in Toronto is much lower than Edmonton.

Ghettos, LOL. The crime rate in Toronto is much lower than Edmonton.
- RogerRoeper

edmonton is ghetto too?

Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, >>> Toronto, Edmonton

Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, >>> Toronto, Edmonton
- gretzky

I think Calgary is pretty dull.

Montreal is a fun city to visit, but terrible to live in. Vancouver is pretty good, but ridiculously expensive.

I think Calgary is pretty dull.

Montreal is a fun city to visit, but terrible to live in. Vancouver is pretty good, but ridiculously expensive.
- RogerRoeper

No it isn't.

I think Calgary is pretty dull.

Montreal is a fun city to visit, but terrible to live in. Vancouver is pretty good, but ridiculously expensive.
- RogerRoeper

Wow.

No it isn't.
- Prax

Terrible economy. Ridiculous political situation. I lived there for 23 years. Would never move back.

Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, >>> Toronto, Edmonton
- gretzky

I'd go with

Vancouver>QC>Toronto=Montreal>Calgary>>Regina>>>>>>Iqaluit>>>>>>>Edmonton

You're probably a fat (bleep) fatter than (frank)ing Ken Hitchcock... so obviously you couldn't enjoy the very nice stuff happening in Montreal, events full of beautiful educated people.
- jeffyjones

I'm not sure if this qualifies as irony or not... but it sure is funny

Terrible economy. Ridiculous political situation. I lived there for 23 years. Would never move back.
- RogerRoeper

While the city might have a few uneducated tw@ts like Jeffy Jones, the majority of the people here aren't like that. Unless you're a city counselor or some other part of municipal politics, if you have a job I don't understand how the terrible economy could affect you, nor the political situation. You can get by living in this city speaking either language, and cases of either English people or French people getting discriminated against are isolated incidents at this point. Downtown is beautiful 12 months a year, the night life is lively and always booming and there's always something to do.

We have one of the lowest crime rates in the country (Quebec in general anyway), and it isn't as expensive to live here as it is in most other major canadian cities.

I'd go with

Vancouver>QC>Toronto=Montreal>Calgary>>Regina>>>>>>Iqaluit>>>>>>>Edmonton
- glucker

No it isn't.
- Prax

Anywhere in Quebec is terrible to live in, and this is coming from a guy who lives in Newfoundland.

While the city might have a few uneducated tw@ts like Jeffy Jones, the majority of the people here aren't like that. Unless you're a city counselor or some other part of municipal politics, if you have a job I don't understand how the terrible economy could affect you, nor the political situation. You can get by living in this city speaking either language, and cases of either English people or French people getting discriminated against are isolated incidents at this point. Downtown is beautiful 12 months a year, the night life is lively and always booming and there's always something to do.

We have one of the lowest crime rates in the country (Quebec in general anyway), and it isn't as expensive to live here as it is in most other major canadian cities.
- Prax

You are correct. Ontario also has very low crime rates, many lower than Quebec.
http://www40.statcan.ca/l01/cst01/Legal04b-eng.htm



http://www.statcan.gc.ca/.../060720/dq060720b-eng.htm

Toronto's crime rate is very low given it's population.

http://www2.macleans.ca/2...9/montreal-is-a-disaster/

- Doppleganger

western canadian badboys ftw

http://atlas.nrcan.gc.ca/...andsociety/QOL/ove_qol_uc

Impartial judge.