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Toronto, the main city of Ontario, is located at the western end of Lake Ontario in the “Golden Horseshoe” region. It is just a 90-minute drive from the New York State border, making it easy to visit for travelers from the US or anyone flying into Canada.

History of Toronto, Canada?

Toronto started as land where Indigenous peoples lived long before Europeans arrived. In the late 1700s, the British built a town called York, which became an important place for government and the military. During the 1800s, many immigrants came to Toronto, helping it grow into a busy city with trade, businesses, and culture. Over time, the city spread along the western shore of Lake Ontario, becoming part of the area called the “Golden Horseshoe.” Today, Toronto is Canada’s largest city, famous for its mix of cultures, busy neighbourhoods, and historic buildings that show its long and interesting history.

What is the weather like in Toronto ? 

Toronto has four clear seasons, and the weather changes throughout the year. Winter lasts from December to February and is usually cold, with snow and freezing temperatures. January is the coldest month, but the city is well prepared for winter weather. Spring arrives in March and April, bringing warmer temperatures, melting snow, and more sunshine. This season can be rainy, but it is a pleasant time to visit as flowers begin to bloom.

Summer in Toronto, from June to August, is warm and sometimes hot. Temperatures are comfortable for sightseeing, festivals, and outdoor activities near the lake. July is usually the warmest month. Fall begins in September and is known for cooler air and colorful leaves. The weather is mild, and the city looks beautiful during this time. Overall, Toronto’s weather offers something different and enjoyable in every season.

Getting Around Toronto? 

Toronto has an excellent public transportation system that makes getting around easy. Toronto’s transit network is one of the largest in North America and provides access for millions of people.

The city is served by Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), Canada’s busiest airport, welcoming around 41 million passengers each year. Travellers can easily reach downtown using the UP Express, a direct train that connects the airport to Union Station in about 25 minutes.

Union Station is Toronto’s main transportation hub. It connects to the TTC subway system, GO Transit services across Southern Ontario, and VIA Rail, which operates routes across Canada and links to U.S. Amtrak trains. Union Station also connects to the PATH, a vast underground walkway with shops and restaurants, especially useful during the winter months.