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Known for its multiculturalism, culture and cuisine, Ontario's capital, Toronto, is a thriving and ever-growing city on the shore of Lake Ontario. The crown jewel of Ontario, Canada, is a dynamic metropolis buzzing with energy. From its iconic skyline dominated by the CN Tower to its diverse neighborhoods brimming with cultural experiences, Toronto offers an unforgettable travel destination.
Diverse neighbourhoods bustle with restaurants, cafes, bakeries, independent shops and vibrant markets. Visit acclaimed museums including the Royal Ontario Museum, and the Art Gallery of Ontario, home to a large collection of Canadian and international art.
Bold architecture, an expansive waterfront and the iconic needle of the CN Tower in the centre of Toronto’s skyline sets the stage for world-class festivals, events, entertainment and live music.
Ontario is Canada’s most populous province and offers the country’s most diverse range of experiences, cultures and landscapes. Home to the national capital, Ottawa; Canada’s largest city, Toronto; and an enduring Canadian icon, Niagara Falls, Ontario is a must-see destination for any visitor to Canada.
Ontario is Canada’s second largest province, covering more than 1 million square kilometres (415,000 square miles) – an area larger than France and Spain combined. A four-season destination, it’s where you’ll find the breathtaking scenery for which Canada is famous. Ontario has more than 250,000 lakes and more than 100,000 km of rivers, accounting for one-fifth of the world’s freshwater.
So many discoveries abound in Ontario, but for all its wealth and natural beauty Ontario’s greatest asset is its people who have come from all over the world to add their cuisines, traditions and textures to Ontario’s rich cultural tapestry and heritage.
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We would like to acknowledge that Ontario is the world in one province and is the original homelands to many nations of the First Peoples. With the Cree Nation in the North, the Haudenoshaunee in the South, and the Anishinabek Nation all around the Great Lakes, we are pleased to acknowledge and support the First Peoples and First Nations of these lands; the Inuit; and the Metis as we host visitors together.