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I have a YouTube channel (haven’t posted in awhile though) and some of my videos are Toronto things! Check it out if you want to, here!
- General Information About Toronto
- A Brief History Lesson on Toronto
- Safety While Visiting Toronto
- Weather and Climate in Toronto
- Flying Into Toronto Airports
- Getting to/around Toronto
- The Neighbourhoods of Toronto
- Culture / Language in Toronto
- Toronto Restaurants, Cafes, and Bars
- Paying and Tipping in Toronto
As the capital of Ontario and Canada’s largest city, Toronto has a lot to live up to! This diverse city of over 2.5 million people is bustling with life everywhere you look. The city sits right on the shores of Lake Ontario – which is great for boating but creates interesting climate/weather all year round! Now, keep in mind that in this post we ar...
Toronto actually has a long history behind it. First a settlement by Indigenous Peoples, it was part of a trading route that led to other lakes in the north of the province. The French settled there, then the British, and it was made the capital of Upper Canada to be called “York”. There was a Fort built – Fort York – but then it was attacked and s...
As far as large cities go, there is no guarantee for complete safety. Having said that, Toronto is considered a very safe city to live in and visit. The downtown core especially is a safe area. However, as a visitor to Toronto (as with any place you are unfamiliar with) you should watch your pockets – especially on the TTC (public transit, see belo...
Largely because of the lake, Toronto has four distinct seasons that you can experience. That said, the seasonal temperature fluctuation can basically go from -30 degrees Celsius in the cold of January winter to +35 degrees Celsius in the summer in August. Another thing to remember is that Toronto summer is nicer in May and June as opposed to July a...
If you are visiting Toronto from far away, there’s a good chance that you will be flying in. Toronto has two main airports that most passengers use: Toronto Pearson International Airport and Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. We’ll dive into which is which below:
To get to Toronto, you have a few options: you can drive, take the bus, or take the train – either the ViaRail or the GO (regional Ontario train). If you have rented a carand are driving, downtown Toronto is encased by a highway “box” of four major routes: 1. the 401 runs east-west at the north end of the city, 2. the Highway 404/Don Valley Parkway...
Toronto is known to be a “city of neighbourhoods” in the sense that you can walk from one and into another and feel like you’ve switched countries let alone the street. We’ll mention below just how diverse Toronto is – but it shows in the areas around the city! Each neighbourhood or district in Toronto has its own vibe and borders. We explain a han...
For those who live there, it’s no secret: Toronto is a diverse city. How diverse? Toronto has been named the most diverse city in the world with over 200 nationalities represented, 140 languages, and 51% of residents being born outside of Canada. It’s no wonder that there are so many little international pockets all over the city: Little Italy, Kor...
This rich culture and diversity are certainly represented in the available food around the city. Toronto has a booming food scene – and you will get to experience it if you head to Toronto. You can basically find any cuisine from across the world in Toronto – and that is not an exaggeration. That said, Toronto is known for its brunch culture. There...
While you are out in Toronto, it’s a good idea to know how paying and tipping work in Canada/the city. You can use cash in the city but basically everywhere accepts cards. In fact, it’s arguably the preferred method these days. In Canada, tipping is expected for service. At a restaurant, the amount is generally 15% of the bill but it’s not unheard ...
Dec 23, 2020 · If you've ever wanted to explore Toronto's streets without leaving your house, this man has got you covered. Johnny Strides posts daily videos exploring the city on his YouTube channel.
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Aug 6, 2020 · Toronto is known for being a Canadian metropolis with towering buildings, bustling streets, and a famous waterfront skyline dominated by the CN Tower, but that’s not all. Toronto is also famous for its ethnic and cultural diversity, its world-famous professional sports teams, and its competitive universities.
