[grellis]

No fair! Detroit doesn't count. That's kind of like holding all of Indiana accountable for Gary.

Actually, I love Canada, and I love living close enough to decide--on, literally, a moment's notice--to pack up and head for the Falls or Toronto for an overnight. I can't wait until my kids are older so we can go camping up through Ontario and Quebec, like I did growing up.

There are a lot of differences between Michigan's bigger cities and Ontario's counterparts, certainly, but are smaller towns are really quite alike. Except for the whole metric thing.

[GMMAC]

Wish where we live (a couple of blocks into Mississauga from Canada's "mega-city of evil") was closer to Michigan than to New York State.

As arguably the most socialistic state in the Union, NY is rapidly getting to the point where, taxes & prices wise, it's giving Ontario a run for its money ... so to speak.

Of course though, even New Yorkers enjoy the protections afforded by your magnificent Constitution while we continue to live our lives under Trudeau's imposed & socialistic Charter of alleged Rights & Freedoms - but not responsibilities.

Please keep visiting any time you feel you're not being taxed enough.
Our tax & spend provincial Liberal regime can never get enough but, as always & whatever her faults, "God Bless America!"