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Funny attempt at correcting a misspelling that isn't there, but he wrote "the mayor [as in a person] cites [as in what he said]", not "the major city". From the article: "We also have a dome of free Wi-Fi coverage over part of our downtown [Chochrane]. Do you have that in Toronto?"
> Funny attempt at correcting a misspelling that isn't there > [Chochrane] Muphry's Law strikes again ;)
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Funny attempt at correcting a misspelling that isn't there, but he wrote "the mayor [as in a person] cites [as in what he said]", not "the major city". From the article: "We also have a dome of free Wi-Fi coverage over part of our downtown [Chochrane]. Do you have that in Toronto?"
> Funny attempt at correcting a misspelling that isn't there > [Chochrane] Muphry's Law strikes again ;)
Indeed i does.
Looks beautiful there! Sounds like a waiting list has developed. I wonder if the minor exodus away from major centers will continue. Personally, as a millenial entering my 'family' years, I feel pretty attracted to smaller centers. Safety, peacefulness and quiet trumps the excitement and chaos of a large city for me.
If one had a group of friends or relatives willing to move, it would make it much easier to move as a group. Imagine 5 or 10 families, who trust each other, buying a property each and moving in together.