Where would they (as in the governments) record one's height....? Is this in health records or something...that's the only thing I could see being feasible, unless it's a passport thing as well for the sake of security.
The density in Yonge and Eglinton is so massive, I think it is the only part of Toronto that could effectively be a city, without Toronto. (including North York Centre)
The density in Yonge and Eglinton is so massive, I think it is the only part of Toronto that could effectively be a city, without Toronto. (including North York Centre)
Well that is a small percentage of the population. I have yet to come across any of these people.
Never met anyone from Europe (not incl. UK) who gave their height in feet or weight in lbs. I would be pretty shocked if any did, unless they were specifically converting for me being North American.
For sure. Landed Europeans (I know well) are quick to adjust to imperial, 12 hour clocks and, all other North American nuances. Those I don't know well aren't likely to be that interested in how tall I am anyways.
L'Avenue (they are still working on the black part of the top) and Tour des Canadiens 2 (it is so wonderful that this tower will hide the horrible St-Antoine facade of the Bell Center. Also, it will add depth to the skyline. Can't wait to see this one rise up.)
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