I didn't do my undergrad at U of T but I did just finish my first Continuing Education course there, and let me tell you, I was pleasantly surprised.
First of all, the Continuing Ed program seems to be so well-organized and user-friendly. I requested a course catalog, it appeared within days. I signed up for my class over the phone, spoke with a real person, and arranged it painlessly.
I phoned back the next day because I needed proof of enrollment -- something that Ryerson charged me $15 for and made me wait two weeks -- and the girl on the phone said, "Sure, no problem, I'll mail it out to you." It arrives in the mail the next day, in a folder, no less, and with an extra copy of my receipt.
My class was in University College, I may have gotten lost the first day, but I really enjoyed being in such a historic building as opposed to the Ryerson buildings that have the allure of the early 80s. Yeah, right.
My prof was phenomenal, the class was full of people who actually wanted to learn (not like the undergrads who waste people's time with useless banter), and I had a great time.
I've heard complaints about applying for undergrad courses, and U of T messing up my friends' schedules, but my experience was absolutely heavenly.