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Most Torontonians agree that this city is “world class,” apparently

By Steve Kupferman
 | October 24, 2014
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85%

—The percentage of Torontonians who agree that their home city is “world class,” according to a poll conducted by Ipsos Reid for Global News. Does this mean we can all stop pretending we want to build a bunch of subways that practically nobody will ride?

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