Weather in Ontario Province. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Ontario Province area

Map of Ontario Province temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Ontario Province area

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More to see in Ontario Province

Niagara Falls remain the main symbol of Ontario; this unique natural landmark attracts thousands of travelers every day. Every city in the province boasts interesting sightseeing objects. There are many large-scale cultural centers in large cities. CN Tower is a famous attraction of Toronto; one of its top floors is equipped with an excellent viewing platform. There is also a lovely restaurant with a rotating circular room and a magnificent panorama. The most famous cultural center of the city is the Royal Ontario Museum; it is an important landmark global scale. The collection of its exhibits exceeds 6 million pieces; there are priceless archaeological artifacts and works of art among them. The building of the museum is also of great interest. It resembles a huge crystal looking to the sky; it’s a pleasure to admire this masterpiece of modern architecture. The small town of Gatineau is home to an important cultural site, the Canadian Museum of Civilization. It is a large complex that includes the Children's Museum and the Postal Museum besides of its three rich expositions. The cultural center hosts various exhibitions, so a visit there would be something special. One of the most beautiful cities of the province is Kingston. A huge number of old buildings and fortifications have survived on its territory. Windsor is famous for its beautiful parks; Cheese Factory Museum is also located there. Fans of Uncle Tom's Cabin are recommended to visit the nearby town of … Read further

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Advices for travellers

7. Locals like picnics; latter are arranged at almost all city parks. Often there is a special area for a picnic in the park, but it’s better to clarify current rules in advance. 8. Bicycle is a popular form of transportation in major cities; there are special lanes for bicycles there. Numerous rental centers offer their services to foreign travelers, as bike remains one of the best modes of transport for … Open

Travel guide to Ontario Province

Very few people know that there are many wonderful places for beach recreation in Ontario. There is the biggest freshwater beach, Wasaga Beach, which stretches over 14 km. This sandy beach located at the shore of Lake Huron is very warm, clean, and shallow. It is perfect for families with small children. The other famous and popular beach is Sauble Beach that stretches over 11 km. Near the beaches, there are … Open

Traditions and mentality of Ontario Province

Toronto also hosts the famous jazz festival. The first festival was organized in 1987. Over the years, the event has been attended by more than 30,000 artists; the number of guests of the festival is approaching 10 million. Those preferring music of various genres would like Northern Lights Festival carried out in Sudbury. The festival is usually held in the first half of July; a huge stage is set on the shore of … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Among thousands of restaurants, Ontario has true gastronomic highlights, which will be interesting for both experienced gourmets and ordinary tourists. There is the great restaurant AG in Niagara Falls specializing in cooking local dishes and offering an interesting entertainment program. The restaurant serves great meat delicacies and welcomes visitors with a fragrant mug of cider. The restaurant also features good … Open

Attractions and active leisure

A tour to Ottawa will certainly be an unforgettable adventure, as this picturesque province seems to be created for those who are fond of active life and scenic natural places. A trip to Niagara Falls and excursions enjoy an immense popularity. In warmer months, beach resorts attract a lot of tourists. The world's largest freshwater beach, Wasaga Beach, is situated in Ontario; its length is about 14 kilometers. … Open

Cultural excursion through Ontario Province - things to see

Climate in Canada and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

In the west side of the country in the province of British Columbia is the Vancouver Island, which is the most attractive region for tourists. There are mountains and coniferous forests on it. The climate of Vancouver is moderately mild and humid in winter. During this period, the average temperature is a little bit above zero and in summer the temperature fluctuates within 15°C to 22°C. Winter in Canada appears in November. At the end of the month, the temperature drops below zero practically all over the country. Spring is cool and very rainy. It starts in Canada most often only in April, and in some cases in early May, especially in cold climatic zones. Summer arrives rather late – in mid-June. In autumn as in spring, there are rains and it is only on the western lands that the heat lasts a little longer. … Open

Atmosphere of Canada: religion and languages

Geographically, Canada is a large country. The religion in it is thus quite diverse. Due to the predominance of religious pluralism in the country’s political culture, many religions are considered unrecognized. If we consider the proportion, 77% of the population consider themselves to be believers and Christians. Christianity in the country is divided into Catholics, Protestants, and Orthodox. Islam is also widely spread. Its followers are primarily emigrants from poor Arab countries who came to Canada in the past decades. Also among Canadians, you can find Jews, Buddhists, and adherents of other religious denominations. Only a small percentage (only 10% of the total population) recognizes themselves as unbelievers. Furthermore, not all unbelievers consider themselves atheists. Many call themselves humanists and tolerate any religious denomination, but do not consider it necessary to bring religion into their lives or to follow other people’s teachings. … Open