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Toronto has been taking a lot of Montreal's "economic steam" away in the last few years. .
And Montreal doesn't really care. Although maybe it should.
Note also that it's not really a "last few years" thing. Toronto's ascent at the expense of Montreal began in the 1970s and continued into the 1980s and 1990s. If anything, things have stabilized a bit in the last few years.
And Montreal doesn't really care. Although maybe it should.
Note also that it's not really a "last few years" thing. Toronto's ascent at the expense of Montreal began in the 1970s and continued into the 1980s and 1990s. If anything, things have stabilized a bit in the last few years.
From things I have read over the years, the Quebec Separatist movement might have inadvertently started the decline of Montreal and ascent of Toronto. The uncertainty of Montreal's place in Canada led to many businesses forsaking Montreal and many Anglophones leaving as well.
From things I have read over the years, the Quebec Separatist movement might have inadvertently started the decline of Montreal and ascent of Toronto. The uncertainty of Montreal's place in Canada led to many businesses forsaking Montreal and many Anglophones leaving as well.
pretty sure people know other cities exist, but it's just petty to talk ish about other cities. That's why most people don't think we have a rival, because who the f cares. LA does its own thing and isn't really influenced by anybody except the Bay. And that's a sports rivalry.
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