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Below are two
Toronto, Ontario calendars for 2012
from our eastern Canadian cities category. Toronto is
the largest city in Canada and is also considered the most diverse
city in the world. The 2012 Toronto calendars
feature the amazing CN Tower. |
Toronto, Ontario 2012 Calendars
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The
most diverse city in the world and the largest in Canada is
none other than Toronto. With 5.8 million residents in
the area, it rivals the largest American cities in size.
The 2012 Toronto calendars show the traffic at night driving
in and out of the great city. The crime rate in
Toronto is what attracts many to live north of the border.
It consistently ranks as one of the best places to live on
Earth. It is also the most expensive in the country.
The Toronto 2012 calendars also show the CN tower, the most
recognizable symbol of the city. In terms of climate,
it can get quite cold. The average amount of snowfall
each season is about four feet. However, Toronto is
better equipped to handle the snow than their American
counterparts. |
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