So the UN has called Toronto the most diverse city in the world. While I have always been fascinated by Toronto's multiculturalism, I know this claim may be hard to believe. After all, Toronto should be no different than any other large metropolitan city. But every time I'm here, I notice minute details that not only convince me that the claim is probably true, but also that Toronto embraces it's diversity unlike any other city (that I've ever experienced at least). While buying candy from the convenience store across the street from where I live, I noticed that they also sell an interesting mix of fast foods-- beef patties, spring rolls, and samosas. Maybe insignificant to people that live here, but interesting to me :)