Vancouver winter skyline:

I took these pics Thursday:

For anyone interested I spent 3 days in Toronto and stayed at the Canadiana Backpackers hostel. It's in awesome location close to King and St Andrew(?) station. The first two nights were really good and I spent alot of time riding the subways and streetcars, and taking a bunch of pics. I would...

Took these pics yesterday:

Thanks for the link but it looks too quiet and out of the way for my taste. I'd prefer to stay downtown in the heart of all the action.

Thanks for the info I'm definitely going to do this. Once during the day and again at night. I've watched a couple Youtube videos of people cruising the Gardinier and it looks like something out of Tokyo!

Thanks for all the help everybody! Yeah I think I'm gonna scrap the rental car and just take transit. If the weather is shite I don't want to have to drive in it and I hear traffic in Toronto can get pretty brutal at times. The only thing I'd really be missing out on is cruising the Gardinier...

PATH sounds interesting and considering I'll probably be spending most of my time on the subway I'll have plenty of oppurtunities to check it out.

Thanks for the ideas. I will check out ROM and AGO but I don't really know about the shoe museum haha.

I'm considering renting a car for a day or two depending on how cold it is.

Also I forgot to add I'm willing to take updates of the ridiculous amount of construction going on in Toronto right now so if anyone has any specific requests feel free to ask.

So basically I'll be in Toronto for 3-4 nights in January, and have absolutely no idea what to do. I really want to see as much of the city as possible, especially places that are off the beaten path. So far my itinerary that I've come up with is pathetic. I want to see those twisting towers in...

The new Port Mann bridge taking shape: http://www2.news.gov.bc.ca/news_releases_2009-2013/2010PREM0139-000853.htm

I don't know if this has already been posted before but either way I found it interesting: Safe As House Scotia Bank Nuit Blanche, October 3rd, Toronto, 2009 Panorama Tower – Lakeshore Blvd and Don Leckie Way (On Lakeshore Blvd. W. between Spadina and Bathurst) The expression “safe as...

As am I. Platform doors are ridiculously expensive.