Quiz | Walk A Mile Toronto

If you were walking from Union Station to Yonge-Dundas Square, how long would it take you?

I don't walk — I run. 20 minutes, max. About half an hour. Do I include the time I take to stop and get a hot dog? UGH — WALK?

When wearing high heels you feel:

Like I'm walking on a cloud. Awkward at first, but kind of impressed with myself once I get the hang of it! Slightly more embarrassed than usual. That, and taller. Like a drunk baby deer. I wouldn't know but I'm ready to find out!

It's estimated that 51% of Canadian women over the age of 16 experience some form of violence in their lives. That fact is:

Atrocious — and we need to do something about it. Disturbing — and we need to do something about it. Infuriating — and we need to do something about it. Tragic — and we need to do something about it. Surprising — and we need to do something about it.

What are espadrilles?

A summer shoe with a rope or rubber wedge. Lemme guess — some sort of woman's footwear? Something my wife / girlfriend have mentioned while out shopping (I'm not sure, I kind of stopped listening at that point). Tests done by the Electronic Systems Professional Alliance (ESPA). Delicious! I love Mexican street food.

How much walking do you do on an average day?

They'd call me 'The Walkman' if that name wasn't already taken by Sony. Probably an hour or two a day if I total it all together. Here and there — but I should walk more often. A bit — but don't make me take the stairs. Does walking to my car count?

When raising donations for Walk a Mile to fund programs that can prevent violence against women, you plan to:

Host your own lead-up events to raise money and awareness. Ask everyone and anyone. Twice. Not do too many in-person requests, but you'll definitely post a link to your fundraising page on Facebook. Get your mom to sponsor you. Just put in your own donation.

How many pairs of shoes do you own?

You know that show Hoarders? I'm like that, but with footwear. One for every day of the week, plus a couple backups. Enough to cover a few different occasions. Two? Three? Just the one ... and a roll of duct tape to keep them together.

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