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JesseM wrote:Doesn't that exclude anywhere that isn't Toronto or Ottawa? And maaaybe London (on a good day during the school year)(oh yeah and Hamilton). That hardly seems fair
Wait, why am I getting upset, it'll never happen anyways......... *sigh*
According to wikipedia, it'd include Toronto, Ottawa, Mississauga and Hamilton, with Brampton just barely missing the cut.
-Josh
Exactly, so anyone living no where near those 3 area's (GTA, GOA, GHA) gets the shaft.
Uh... so what? There are tons of things that are only available for retail in the bigger urban centres. The big urban centres create a market for those things.
Of course, any move to open the market would probably lead to some increased intra-province mail-order business as well (this seems already to be established for Ontario wine).
I'm not going to argue with you over this, because arguing online is simply retarded. But, I would like to say that I actually can't think of much that I can get in Toronto that I can't get in KW. But yes, traditionally big urban centers create the market for various goods, although in today's modern North American society, I think the majority of demand really comes from highly sub-urbanized communities, like the GTA or KW or Guelph or whatever......
I don't think I could have gone further off-topic in this post . You should probably just ignore this.....
. You should probably just ignore this.....