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Comment by Roberto on January 3, 2010 at 11:35pm

Well, Toronto is not much better I think. I am sick and tired to drive over bumpy roads which get open and closed about two or three times a year. In addition we who live here get to pay an extra indirect tax of $60 to improve the roads!!!!

Comment by Elisabeth Menten on January 3, 2010 at 10:36pm

To me, Montreal wins the prize. It might have been beautiful with its natural beauties, the river, its little mountains that offer spectacular views, but the city is built like it is slapped together. It is very dirty also. The streets are so bad you'd think you were in Baghdad. There is not a single street on the whole island that is in good condition, without cracks and potholes. The sidewalks are uneven, dangerous for pedestrians, and filthy. This city does not have a single redeeming feature in my opinion, no distinct architecture. Shacks next to mansions. The 'real' Montrealers are nice most of the time. The immigrants don't only make the city dirty, they refuse to learn the language, and the Arabs in general are arrogant. 55 years ago, the population was francophone and anglophone, and they even managed to co-exist. The French-Canadians called the anglos: des tetes carrees', and the anglos called the French-Canadian 'peppers', because they preferred Pepsi Cola.

Comment by Roberto on December 27, 2009 at 10:15pm

For me the ugliest city is Luton in England