Trip for a week to Canada

John259

Canada uses the metric system. Distances on signposts are in kilometres, speed limits are in kilometres per hour, and petrol (gasoline) is sold by the litre. Products are sold in shops in metric units (grams, litres, etc).

In most cases, prices in hotels, shops and restaurants exclude sales tax. Petrol is an exception to this rule.

Jasper_Milo

John259 wrote: »

Canada uses the metric system. Distances on signposts are in kilometres, speed limits are in kilometres per hour, and petrol (gasoline) is sold by the litre. Products are sold in shops in metric units (grams, litres, etc).

In most cases, prices in hotels, shops and restaurants exclude sales tax. Petrol is an exception to this rule.

Explained very well.it is very helpful and informative for me.

203846930

Where in Canada are you going to and where are you flying from to get there?

Jasper_Milo

duncanthedog wrote: »

Where in Canada are you going to and where are you flying from to get there?

I am to go to Toronto.Uk to Toronto.

John259

Jasper_Milo wrote: »

I am to go to Toronto.Uk to Toronto.

In which case, this video of a trip to Toronto might interest you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBZF6ygEdF0

stevie11

Jasper_Milo wrote: »

I am to go to Toronto.Uk to Toronto.

Ok next question, when?

The weather in Ontario can change dramatically with the seasons. Spring can be pleasant, Summer can be be very hot and humd, Autum can be pleasant, whilst Winter can be brutal. If it is your first time I would avoid Nov to March.

If you plan on staying in the city public transport is very good, if you want to travel further out i.e Niagara Falls then extra planning is needed, self drive, train, bus.

Jasper_Milo

stevie11 wrote: »

Ok next question, when?

The weather in Ontario can change dramatically with the seasons. Spring can be pleasant, Summer can be be very hot and humd, Autum can be pleasant, whilst Winter can be brutal. If it is your first time I would avoid Nov to March.

If you plan on staying in the city public transport is very good, if you want to travel further out i.e Niagara Falls then extra planning is needed, self drive, train, bus.

Okay! thank you for the suggestion.