Toronto - Revision history

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	Toronto is a city full of hipsters and Asians, but if you have to live in Canada it probably has some of the best shopping around. The music scene is fine. it's a major media centre for most of Anglophone Canada. Drugs are easy enough to get. And the mayor is a joke. There are three universities, a billion colleges and a design school. It's surrounded by suburbs. The suburbs have the area code 905. The city of Toronto uses the area codes 416 and 647. If someone tells you that they live east of Scarborough or West of Etobicoke or North of Downsview, he or she is probably a 905er. He or she is probably a second-generation immigrant, he or she probably has shopped at Square One for his or her entire life and he or she probably aspires to be a doctor, lawyer, engineer or stock monkey. The downtown core (East of Os, west of Parliament) are home to dozens of quasi-successful PYTs, but always remember: the people who are successful in Toronto are the people who couldn't make it in New York.		Toronto is a city full of hipsters and Asians, but if you have to live in Canada it probably has some of the best shopping around. The music scene is fine. it's a major media centre for most of Anglophone Canada. Drugs are easy enough to get. And the mayor is a joke. There are three universities, a billion colleges and a design school. It's surrounded by suburbs. The suburbs have the area code 905. The city of Toronto uses the area codes 416 and 647. If someone tells you that they live east of Scarborough or West of Etobicoke or North of Downsview, he or she is probably a 905er. He or she is probably a second-generation immigrant, he or she probably has shopped at Square One for his or her entire life and he or she probably aspires to be a doctor, lawyer, engineer or stock monkey. The downtown core (East of Os, west of Parliament) are home to dozens of quasi-successful PYTs, but always remember: the people who are successful in Toronto are the people who couldn't make it in New York.

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 * Aritzia [Bloor, Eaton, Queen West]
 * H&M [They are all the same, but the Eaton Centre has the most fitting rooms]
-* UO [Queen West, Yonge/Dundas, Yonge/Eglinton
+* UO [Queen West, Yonge/Dundas, Yonge/Eglinton]
 * Joe Fresh [Jarvis/Queen's Quay, Queen/Portland, Church Carlton]
 * American Apparel [Queen W, Yonge/Dundas, Bloor]

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 '''Mixed''' A list of hit-and-miss stores that are sometimes worth checking for treasures, but usually have nothing
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 == SHOPPING ==
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 ===HIGH END===
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 '''Shit-tier:''' The stores that are a common beginner's trap, and should be avoided. Often have poor build quality, fit, and just look plain bad.

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 == TIPS ==
-You don't need a Canada Goose jacket.
+You don't need a Canada Goose jacket. It doesn't get cold enough here.
 == SEE ALSO ==
 [http://tuxbell.com/fa/majortest/index.php?title=Stores_In_Canada Stores in Canada]