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I don't understand what all the bitching is all about. Glow here in DC is every bit as crowded on a major night, and the nights that it is not crowded such as last night when Junkie XL spun were boring and just didn't carry the vibe. I usually hang out near the DJ booth since I'm there for the music and couldn't give a fuck what goes on in the rest of the club, plus that's there all the hardcore EDM people are, and it is very hard not to make new friends in any given night there. Crowding is a fact of life for ANY event where there is a celebrity regardless of the genre.
Nobody is going to shut down Guvernment, because if they did they would be just plain stupid. Guvernment is a major tourist destination, and I have many friends in the U.S. who have made trips to Toronto with the Guv being their main purpose, but of course other businesses such as restaurants and lodging, and stores making money off them as well. Guvernment is one of the only places in North America where you can have a truly European EDM experience and it would be wise for Toronto to continue to capitalize on that.
I have been to Guvernment, on multiple occasions ( used to live in Canada ) and can tell you that at any venue in the metro DC / Baltimore region can be just as crowded, and there is far more potential for problems on big hip hop nights where the overcrowding is combined with guetto thugs high of coke snorted off the back of toilet seats.
I find it amazing how much some people in Toronto bitch about the Guv, since ALOT of people in alot of cities in North America would love to have a place like the Guv but unfortunately do not. Also it is a good thing that the Guv always gets a turnout so then you don't have the money effect - where some clubs such as Glow tend to only book who will bring in alot of money rather than who will spin a kick ass party. So to sum it up, if you don't like the Guv, stay home.
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