Category: Ontario

It now costs, on average, $5.55 to buy a four-litre bag of milk in Toronto (a 13 per cent increase since 2021). In Ottawa, it’s $5.31 (a 12.7 per cent increase). Historically, price increases have been smaller in Ontario. How much is in a bag of milk? India. In urban parts of India, milk is […]

University of Toronto. University of Toronto (U of T) The university offers 700 undergraduate programs and 200 graduate programs and ranks the highest among all universities in Ontario. What are the top 10 universities in Ontario? The Top 10 universities in Ontario are: University of Toronto. University of Waterloo. McMaster University. Western University. University of […]

Ontario is one of the warmest region in Canada with an average daily high temperature of 12 degrees. The climate is very changeable and offers varied seasons with deep winters and warm summers. Most important cities in the region »Ontario« City Thunder Bay Population 110,790 Geo position 48° 22′ 55″N 89° 15′ 1″W Is Ontario […]

Ontario’s climate is considered continental, with temperatures ranging from humid in the south, with cold winters and warm summers, to sub-Arctic in the north. What type of climate does Ontario have? continentalOntario’s climate is continental, meaning the province experiences hot, humid summers and very cold winters with heavy snowfall. Spring and autumn tend to be […]

Ontario is the fourth largest province in Canada and is home to countless breathtaking scenes of the majestic Canadian wilderness. Whether you prefer beaches, mountains or waterfalls – Ontario has something for every visitor that will leave them in awe of Earth’s natural beauty. What part of Canada has the most nature? What Are The […]

Ontario is a global superpower in clean, green growth, both in Canada and beyond. How sustainable is Ontario? Ontario is a leader in clean, green growth in Canada and around the world. Since 2018, the government has taken significant steps to protect our land, air and water, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and ensure a safe, […]

Ontario Hydro ceased operations on March 31, 1999. Its assets and functions were transferred by provincial statute to two commercial successor corporations, Ontario Power Generation Inc. Is Ontario Hydro and Hydro One the same? On May 1, 2000, the Ontario Hydro Services Company was renamed “Hydro One Incorporated” and reorganized as a holding company with […]

Canada. In Canada, the twelfth grade is referred to as Grade 12. Students generally enter their Grade-12 year when they are 16-or 17-years old. If they are 16-years old, they will be turning 17 by December 31 of that year. What is your grade if your 17 years old? Year / Grade Placement Age UK […]

Ontario is one of the warmest region in Canada with an average daily high temperature of 12 degrees. The climate is very changeable and offers varied seasons with deep winters and warm summers. It rarely gets really warm here. Due to the warmer temperatures the best time for traveling is from May to September. How […]

According to a University of Toronto linguist, the northern Ontario dialect is closest to the English spoken in Canada’s early days. Get off the chesterfield, stop mucking down, and watch out or you’ll get a soaker. Yes, this is English — northern Ontario style. Do Ontario people have an accent? Since Ontarians were largely responsible […]