I went to Toronto last summer actually and it was stupidly warm. Like the second you get off of the plane you can feel the humidity in the air making it hard to breathe.
Thankfully I was on a business trip and spent most of my time in the air conditioned hotel room or working.
Damn, would love to live in Vancouver / on the island just to have relatively stable temp all the time, plus you can always travel inland if you need your fix of snow activities
Tell me about it...we had a week in July where every day was 35+, humidex of 40. You'd think the lake would help regulate it a bit lol
I am an immigrant in Canada, Alberta. Since day 1 people have been so freaking nice to me you wouldn't believe it, its honestly amazing. Thanks to those people I love my life right now.