Canada is the second-largest country in the world.
OK, explitives aside.....
Like LadyLee, I too was born in Ontario; but closer to Detroit than I was Toronto.
But I like it here; left southwestern Ontario (north of Lake Erie) while I was very young and settled near Barrie, Ontario.
I did live briefly in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia within a year of my birth; my one and only sister was born in Nova Scotia. Then we moved back to southwestern Ontario (1964-1966). My sister was killed by a drunk driver in March 1967 (Barrie-Alliston).
We remained in south-central Ontario until 1969 - thus the occasional Barrie references.
My father was in the Canadian Armed Forces.
We eventually were posted to New Brunswick; nevermind that our family roots were rooted in Cape Breton Island. We spend numerous summers along the Bras d' Or Lakes.
Great memories of my childhood until we moved to New Brunswick.
But without getting into a long drawn-out story; my JW influence began in 1976/77.
My parents split-up/seperated (yawn ) in 1977.
So I was a great catch as a disillusioned teenager.
MANY, MANY, Many, many years later....I get over all of that.
I too have been from coast-to-coast here in Canada.
Like many denizens of large countries, you know what works for you.
I've lived in: Ontario, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Only places I did not visit are the three Arctic territories.
Ontario (Toronto) is a great place for me. I love Ontario overall despite the occasional team rivalries that come up periodically.
Great post Lady Lee.
You've lived so many places and have finally found your place.
You were born here; I was NOT born in Toronto; but I adore it.
I've been to Vancouver - 2x and yet...felt totally unconnected.
Montreal, did jacksquat for me.
Regina - was a great experience. Great place for chill for a few months (great folks in Saskatchewan).
Alberta. GORGEOUS province; mind you I think they're destroying the north - but folks eventually 'get-it'.
OK, no one asked...so I had best be careful and make my presence short n' sweet.
Best wishes to all my fellow ex-JW Canadians.