Toronto

The northernmost settlement in Canada (and in the world) is Canadian Forces Station Alert on the northern tip of Ellesmere Island about 450 nautical miles from the North Pole.

The best place to buy a Guy Fawkes mask in Toronto, Ontario, is a store that specializes in party supplies such as Party City.

Toronto is in Canada. Zip codes are assigned only to places served by the United States Postal Service.

The proper term is "Postal Code".

There are 20 postal codes listed for Toronto. Go to the link below and put in the address to narrow that list down.

The 2003 population of Toronto, Ontario, Canada was 2.481 million. Some famous people born in Toronto are Drake, Michael Cera, and Neil Young.

The population of Toronto according to the 1901 Canadian census was 238,080.

The two tallest structures in France are

* Longwave transmitter Allouis

* HWU transmitter

each standing 350 meters tall.

Footsmart and Payless Shoe Source both have wide width shoes in their inventory. These are stores that are found in Toronto. Fashionista and Famous Footwear are two other options.

There are many professional IT services found in Toronto, but 'Apna IT Solution Inc.' is one the best among them. It provides high quality service by its skilled professionals. Just go for it.

About 1,586 miles so around 16 hours 25 minutes non-stop.

Allow about two hours for fuel and rest stops.

Google Maps estimates the driiving time as 9 hours and 31 monutes.

1. Merge onto Southern State Parkway West

2. Merge onto Cross Island Parkway North

3. Take exit 33 for Throgs Neck Br/ New England/ Bronx

4. Look for signs I-95 to New Haven CT

5. Look for signs I-287 W/ US 1 / Port Chester / Cross Westchester Expressway Tappan Zee Br/ Upstate NY/.

Entering Upstate NY

6. Merge onto I-287W/I-87 N

7. Continue on I-87 N

8. Keep left and merge onto I-90 W

9. Merge onto I-190 N/ Towards Canada/ Ontario.

TOLL,

US BORDER COSTOMS

INCLUDE Passports

10. Continue on Province Highway 405

11. Merge onto QEW signs for Province Hwy 403/ Towards Toronto

12. Contnue on 403 / Ford Drive./

13. Merge onto Province Hwy 401.

14. Take exit onto Finch Avenue

Arrive at Toronto ON, Canada.

Yes, they still do!

The Toronto Lawyer Referral Network (TLRN) is a referral and networking resource for lawyers practicing in Toronto and Surrounding Areas. Join the group if you are looking to broaden your professional network, stay on top of the new developments in the legal profession, and find new clients.

The group is created with the goal of providing a medium for legal professionals, who work in close geographic proximity of each other, i.e. Toronto and surrounding areas, through which they can share ideas about professional development, marketing, growing the client base, new legislation and regulations, ground-breaking case law, as well as any other topics relating to the practice of law. The group also focuses on introducing legal professionals to each other in order to create a more efficient way to generate new clients through personal referrals.

You can join the group by creating a LinkedIn profile and then going to: http://www.linkedin.com/e/vgh/2702144/

It is 441 miles according to Google Maps.

Toronto is larger. Toronto has a metro area population of nearly 6 million people, while Sydney's metro are population is only 4.5 million.

It is 80.5 miles according to Google Maps.

Yes! Though due to the environmental problems we face (maybe global warming), it usually snows later on in December. I'm not sure if it was two or three winters ago, but one time, there was no snow on Christmas, like none whatsoever! Also, I believe last December (2008), earlier in the month, the weather was almost spring like! But in the end, it does snow in December.

We are fortunate due to the fact that were a peaceful country, even though we participate in wars. We also have plenty of water and next to no famine. Just wanted to add something. I don't live there, but here are a few pros for being a neighbor to the north. Free healthcare, low crime rate, relaxed laws in certain provinces i.e. marijuana legalization in British Columbia.

It's hard to pull out Toronto specifically, but here's the energy source mix for Ontario:

http://www.energy.gov.on.ca/images/chart1_nr20060612.gif

Nuclear power dominates, which is especially true in Toronto where the Pickering nuclear power plant is right next-door.

Coal is going to be phased out in the next few years for the province and be replaced by more renewables (hydro, wind).

One notable energy generator in Toronto is the wind turbine downtown, which is currently generating enough electricity to power about 250 homes, see: http://www.torontohydro.com/corporate/initiatives/green_power/wind_turbine/index.cfm

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SC Toronto was created in 2001.