September 7Toronto is really similar to Montreal I have found. Only a few slight differences. Toronto kind of smells a little more than Montreal...and not in a good way. There's also a little more homeless people, or at least they talk to you more here than in Montreal, so you notice them more. But all in all, Toronto is pretty decent. It's been raining, or super cloudy the majority of the time I've been here, but being raised in the Pacific Northwest, I'm pretty...

September 6Toronto really isn't as scary as I thought it would be. I heard it best from the guy in my Montreal hostel: People think Toronto is big, but they count all the neighboring suburbs, like Scarborough. Downtown Toronto is not that big. Just a ton of people. It's really not that bad, but I have only been here for 14 hours. We'll have to see how the rest of the weekend pans out.So anyways, my dad used to be in this cadets thing when he was younger in Winnip...

September 5Well, Kingston was definitely a city of rehabilitation...and boredom. There isn't a lot to do, except go to Queen's Univeristy campus, and the waterfront, which I did today. Not a lot happened in Kingston, so, I feel like one blog is good enough to cover the essence of the city. I got into the Kingston train station at about 2:30, and my heart almost stopped. You see, this entire trip, I've been going to bigger stations and we pass these little station...

Alright, I tried to update for the first time in a while, and then the computer froze and it was being slow and I got frusterated, so now's the time! I have been notified that there are a couple issues with some of the entries to these blogs. One: I was not in Montreal, California, I was in Montreal, Quebec. And two: I know there are typos. Many of them in fact. However, I don't edit by blogs because I'm paying for internet time, and I don't have a ton of change ...

Alright guys, I slacked yesterday and didn't write about Day 2, but thats ok, I can write about day 2 and 3 in one! I'm a huge multitasker. Alright, so yesterday I walked down to Old Montreal and along the piers at the old ports along the St Lawrence. It was really neat. The way Old Montreal is set up is really different than downtown. The roads were really cobblestoney, like to the point where if you took a wrong step, you could really hurt yourself and your ank...