I felt like I was in the bizarro US, but it was kind of cool. I hate that they used military time on all the boards, but overall it's a really nice airport. They had something called Tim Horton's that had a really long line and seemed to be the most reasonably priced food in the airport. They also had an outstanding stir fry area, where they had great Pad Thai.
O'Hare could take a few notes from Pearson, because they had an abundance of charging stations and chairs. If it weren't for my 3 hour delay with Air Canada this airport might have got 5 stars.