I was thinking that a few years ago. The only thing I can say in favour of Toronto and Montreal are they had more room to grow underground with less technical issues to deal with. That and our climate dictated borrowing pedestrian routes under the city then in some of the larger European and Asian cities. What would be interesting to see if any other cities with harsh winters have underground pedestrian systems. I think it might be easier to find cities that have huge networks of elevated networks. Hong Kong comes to mind.
And MolsonExport, I'm not a newbie to the site. Actually you're one of my favorite forumers on here. I was forced to create a new account. Every time I logged in with my old one it would say the forum is busy and to try back later.
Somebody asked what was the highest walkway in Canada? Good question.
Here is an old one Connecting the Carpet Factory Bldg to the Current Sony BMG Bldg in Liberty Village. It's seen better days but I've heard it's going to be renovated to fit in with the restored area.
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The Distillery District has three. Anybody who visits T.O should check out this area if they haven't.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/denmar/164620209/sizes/o/
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Random but cool shot of the area.
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Toronto Sick Kids has one, I think a few other hospitals on Bed Pan alley also have a few.
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Part of the Skywalk, thank god they built it before Roger's bought the dome. Roger's Walk, I don't think so.
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Ryerson has 2 off hand, U of T has a hanfull, a few new and old with a lot of character.
This one connects the new Terrence Donnelly Centre for Cellular and Biomolecular Research to an older building at U of T on the 5th or 6th floor.
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I'll dig up more later, must sleep now.