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The reference link for "most expensive street in Canada" is broken. And I found no source that was not based on Wikipedia. Anybody has a reliable source? --Vancouver robin 22:00, 10 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]
What does Bloor Street have to do with Robson Street; just a similar ramking and they're both in the same country? Why not comparisons to Victoria? Calgary? Seattle? San Francisco? Other cities? Why comparisons at all? Who cares what the comparison to prices in Toronto is; more like compare them to Hong Kong and Tokyo, which is where the market is driven from; Bloor Street has its own article; why not comparisons to Rodeo Drive, Park Avenue, Ste. Cateherine's, the Champs Elysee? Why Toronto? I didn't take out the new addition but I don't like it; it's only incidental that Toronto's rates are the same, other than they're dominated by the same real estate companies and system of government....Skookum1 (talk) 02:29, 26 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]
