Hot Links & Contacts
Official Website of Toronto:

http://www.toronto.ca/

Toronto Police:

http://www.torontopolice.on.ca/

Ontario Official Tourism Website:

http://www.ontariotravel.net/TCISSegmentsWeb/main.portal?language=ENGeneral Info:

http://www.toronto.com/
http://www.seetorontonow.com/

Fire:	911
Police:	911
Ambulance:	911
Toronto General Hospital (emergency):	(416) 340-3946
Poison Information Center:	(416) 813-5900
Rape Crisis Line:	(416) 597-8808
Assaulted Women's Help Line:	(416) 863-0511
Kids Help Phone:	(800) 668-6868
VISA (lost & stolen):	(800) 847-2911
MasterCard (lost & stolen):	1-800-307-7309

Overview
The capital of the Province Ontario, Toronto is sited on the north shore of Lake Ontario. The largest city of Canada, Toronto is home to the world’s tallest structure, CN Tower and world’s longest street, Yonge Street.

Toronto, meaning ‘meeting place’ is an apt name for this assorted city as it has a unique multi-cultural heritage of more than 80 ethnic groups, speaking more than 100 languages. Representing the world in miniature, this exuberant city is coined as the most ethnically diverse city in the world by UN.

Nevertheless, this cultural center is also a dominant force in business and economy of the nation. Not just the busiest port in Canada, Toronto is also the national hub for banking, publishing, trade show, communications and manufacturing. It is also a vibrant financial and services center of Canada, which houses more corporate head offices than any other city.

The city of Toronto popular tourist destination as well. With a heady potpourri of art galleries, magnificent skyscrapers, heritage buildings, amusement parks and impressive museums, the city has plenty to enthrall visitors. Further its lively stock exchange, futuristic architecture along with fine restaurants, large shopping complexes and a waterfront satisfy the distinct needs of all kinds of tourists.

Last but no the least, this remarkable city is unbelievably clean and safe, therefore, recognized as one of the best places to live in the world and that too besides its harsh winters.