08-07-2009, 11:41 AM
Sounds about right, I can think of one reason not to go to BC
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"The most depressing place in the world today is Vancouver, British Columbia."
Sounds about right, coming from a blogger in sunny, warm southern California.
But San Diego blogger Arthur Saim uses Vancouver as a place that sinks him into depression ââ¬â when he compares his own fair city with ours.
The columnist for the San Diego News Network uses Vancouver as a benchmark of urban efficiency and beauty in an Aug. 3 posting.
He describes Vancouver as "spectacularly beautiful," and praises its waterfronts, parks, transit system, urban planning, ethnic diversity, and, yes, its "young, progressive, can-do mayor Gregor Robertson."
For more on Salm's comparison between San Diego and Vancouver,
visit www.sdnn.com/sandiego/2009-08-03/blog-forum/arthur-salm-the-most-depressing-place-in-the-world
"The most depressing place in the world today is Vancouver, British Columbia."
Sounds about right, coming from a blogger in sunny, warm southern California.
But San Diego blogger Arthur Saim uses Vancouver as a place that sinks him into depression ââ¬â when he compares his own fair city with ours.
The columnist for the San Diego News Network uses Vancouver as a benchmark of urban efficiency and beauty in an Aug. 3 posting.
He describes Vancouver as "spectacularly beautiful," and praises its waterfronts, parks, transit system, urban planning, ethnic diversity, and, yes, its "young, progressive, can-do mayor Gregor Robertson."
For more on Salm's comparison between San Diego and Vancouver,
visit www.sdnn.com/sandiego/2009-08-03/blog-forum/arthur-salm-the-most-depressing-place-in-the-world