Metropolitan Toronto

Canada is heavily recognized by its very welcoming characteristic, but had it always been this way? During the years of 1880-1930 some Chinese sought out refugee from their overpopulated, disastrous, and low paying country, to Canada which they had believed was the cure to their problems. The Chinese chose to emigrate from China, as a cause of the many advantageous benefits in Canada, such as the healthcare system, rights and freedoms, and welcoming multicultural society. Moreover, Canada had many

As viewed by Americans, Toronto has always been that “peaceful, lovable” city as compared to other big American cities such as New York or Chicago. This view is beginning to change with the sudden spike in gun violence throughout the 2015 year. Torontonians are starting to wonder if that was just an oddity or if this is a growing trend. Two years later, the growth of gun violence has become a scary reality. Supposedly, there are three theories roaming around as to why there has been such a spike

many components that relate to one another. However, pollution is caused by the immigration and settlements people have made over the years. It shows how pollution can be extremely bad for your health, and can be compared to neighbor city such at Toronto. It allows the reader to understand the significance of how long term establishing cities impact the way of life and how one can be much more harmful than the other. It compares not only the environment and quality of life, but allows the understanding

Introduction: A wide variety of topics were covered during the Brockport Village Board meeting on March, 16th. The Village of Brockport is an incorporated community within the Town of Sweden in Upstate, New York. The town board represents approximately 8,300 permanent residents of the village (Brockport, 2015). Furthermore, Brockport is the host community for the primary campus of the College at Brockport. The presence of this institution presents a variety of unique opportunities, as well as challenges

Today New York City is home to over 3 million Italian Americans. When the Italian immigrants first came to America many settled in downtown Manhattan, in an area that came to be known as Little Italy. Living conditions in Little Italy were terrible. Large families were forced to live in tiny tenement apartments with sometimes up to five or six family members sharing a tiny bedroom. When the immigrants were able to save up enough money many moved their families to Staten Island where it was more rural

assaulting his victims, but those will never, and should never be released. The photo of Williams in lingerie was necessary to be released because it showed the public of how alarming the case actually is without crossing the line of being morbid. The Toronto Star received a lot of backlash from the photo released however people need to remember that Williams is a murderer and not to just focus on him being a fetishist (McGrath 2010). Due to all the troubling information and photos released, people may

For several years, my job required that I travel to New York City once a month. My perception of the people living in the city after a few trips was that they were extremely rude. Over time, however, I learned that this was not a fair assessment on my part. I grew up in the Southeast United States and have only lived in the Southeast and Midwest. Prior to this time I had spent limited time in the Northeast. Manhattan is obviously a busy place and people tend to look down when they are walking

The film Bill Cunningham New York, directed by Richard Press, is a documentary based on Bill Cunningham’s life. Bill was in his 80s when the film was created and even at such an age, you could truly see the passion he had for clothing. For countless years he has cycled around the streets of New York, dodging taxis and snapping the city’s latest trends. Bill found his calling somewhat early on in life and has devoted his life to photographing fashion. He snaps away runway models and fashion shows

I personally live within the Church and Wesley district boundaries and I am biased when I say that it is one of my favorite areas within Toronto. I always feel safe while walking home no matter how late. And the atmosphere there is a constant stream of events happening each day of the week always surprises me. My field research for this essay included me analyzing the neighborhood directly. I spent a full 24 hours at the main intersection of Church and Wellesley: My results found that 12:00 am to

My original question was how long were they in the annex before getting caught. I then expanded that topic and came up with ten other questions related to that topic. My then questions were: What was living in the annex for two years like? What was staying in such a small place like the annex like? After living in the annex for two years, how were they caught? Why was Anne happy when they got caught? Who was it that caught them in the annex after two years? What does the annex look like? Why were