This a largest city in Canada & the capital of the province of Ontario, Canada's most populous province.Toronto Canada is known as a city of neighborhoods. Distinct areas, often centered on a main street, like : Queen, College, Bloor etc.), are packed tightly together but each has something different to offer. The relative compactness of these neighborhoods makes exploring on foot easy and pleasant, especially in the warmer months.
Toronto's climate is characterised by fairly cold and icy winters where temperatures average 24°F in January. Contrary to Canadian stereotypes, the city experiences very hot and humid summers with an average high of 80°F during the daytime in July. Late spring and early fall are generally considered to be the most pleasant times to visit, and summer is by far the busiest tourist season, but visitors will find that Toronto's vibrancy extends well through the winter. Toronto's public buildings are nearly all air-conditioned in summer, and are well heated in winter. Sometimes, during the winter, severe storms can shut down the city for a day or two. In the summer, many thunderstorms are common.