Canada 2016 – Real chefs

Canada 2016


A visit to Canada:
Toronto
Trip on The Canadian train to Vancouver.

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Cycling

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Boots

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Bata Shoe Museum

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Justin Bieber’s shoes

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Supra SkyTop II sneakers Bata Shoe museum

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Chinatown

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Recommended by one of the…

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Flexity Outlook

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They were introduced in 2014. Built by Bombardier.

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Canadian Light Rail Vehicl…

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They were constructed from 1977–1981. They are expected to retire in 2019.

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Overhead wires

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The drawback of having electric trams in your city is that there are lots of overhead wires.

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Empire Sandy

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The Empire Sandy was built in 1943 on the Tyne as a tugboat. After the war it served in Canada. In the late 1970s it was converted to a schooner with three masts. See here for pictures: www.tynetugs.co.uk/empiresandy1943.html

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Recording a music video

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Toronto also has an Indian community.

Canada 2016 – Toronto – CN Tower

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Ticket machine

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The Toronto Transit Company still uses tokens and charming pieces of paper called POPs (Proof of Payment), but an electronic card has been introduced.

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Vegetables at St. Lawrence…

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Chinese restaurant

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Shoes on sale

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Listen Talk

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As robots are becoming more and more important, so instructions on robot-human interactions are becoming necessary.

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Keep arm in

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Toronto’s trams have windows which can open, but passengers must keep their arm in. Not everybody adhers to that rule.

Canada 2016 – Toronto – Trolley pole dewirement

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The Toronto streetcars use trolley poles which frequently detach themselves from the overhead wires. The streetcar comes to a stop, the driver has to come out, pull on the wire and set the trolley pole on the wire again. When I was in Toronto, I saw it twice and experienced it once.

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