Beautiful, clean city. Friendly people all around, very pedestrian friendly, great public transit system. Every skyscraper was incredibly neat to see. Our Airbnb was an old home on the suburban outskirts of Etobicoke and there was so many quirky things wrong with it, the only complaint about the trip. One being the massive rainfall which cut power to the whole city for a few hours, and discovered that the house we were staying at had a ceiling leak in the kitchen. Yikes.

Niagara falls was something on its own entirely and was incredible. I honestly thought the waterfalls would be taller than they stood, but that's the only semi-negative thing on my mind. All of the resorts there were beautiful, Ontario side. My friend and I went up the Skylon tower and did the view behind the waterfall in those old maintenance tunnels. That was incredibly neat to see.

I honestly wanted to throw my passport in a dumpster somewhere and not get on the plane back to the US. It really takes a week somewhere else to realize what's wrong with where you're living. I would consider dual citizenship if it wasn't such a hassle :<