God, I lived in Vancouver before I came here and it's disgusting how arrogant a lot of the people there are. Really, Vancouver isn't that great. It's a very pretty city, but that's about all it has going for it. [EDIT: Well, that and awesome restaurants. I miss you, White Spot.] People keep saying that the weather is so nice there but that's only true if you absolutely hate snow more than anything else in the world. I'll gladly take a couple of months of winter in Toronto over ten months of rain in Vancouver. The cost of living is absurd and the minimum wage is $8 per hour, which is the lowest in Canada. Vancouverites will insist that their warm and friendly and people in Toronto are cold and distant, but in fact Vancouver is incredibly cliquey. I've met more nice people in Toronto in six months than I did in Vancouver for a year and a half. And BC has the nerve to have "The Best Place On Earth" on their license plates.EvilMario said:I think it's just the effect of being the 'big city' in Canada. Toronto is in the news a lot, and it can grow tiresome to hear if you're from B.C.
Toronto doesn't ooze the arrogance of a NYC, or LA (which is why San Francisco hates LA), so I don't want to go as far as saying it's because of attitude. In general, I find the 'we're superior' attitude more in Vancouver and Montreal, who constantly have to point out why they're better.
I don't understand why people live in LA.