From the observatory, one can see the uninterrupted flow of cars passing through the towering buildings and the road below. Beyond them, the sea, mountains, and plains stretch out in the distance, while the houses appear no bigger than matchboxes and the people look like tiny specks huddling together.
It appears as though Toronto is an extension of the United States, with its vibrant night culture and bustling baseball stadiums and towers that attract many visitors to Niagara, Canada. The only noticeable distinction is the slight variation in currency exchange rates between the two countries. It's easy to forget that I am actually in a different country altogether while spending time here.
