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I've been to Toronto many times. A nice, cleaner version of a mini-NYC, but Montreal apparently has the old world charm that Toronto lacks. I have an international hub 30 miles to the east at my whim, so I'd rather go to a historical town (Boston, Montreal, etc) when making a longer road trip.
Hrrmm... would rather go to Quebec City. I'd rather live in Toronto, I speak a little french and my gf is fluent but can not understand french canadian at all.
I absolutely love Montreal. I have been to both on a few occasions and quite honestly, the traffic in Toronto just scared me to no end. I made it a point to go back through late at night to avoid the horrible traffic, and it was still bad! But other then that, both gave a favorable impression on me, however Montreal really made you feel like you really were in a foreign country and I loved that feeling. Toronto was just a big city, in my opinion the view in Montreal was just breathtaking!
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