2 Current System
A View Of
The Financial District From Commerce Court
The District Acts As
The City's Central Business District
Toronto
Is An International Centre
For Business
And Finance
Generally Considered
The Financial Capital Of Canada
Toronto Has
A High Concentration Of Banks
And Brokerage Firms
On Bay Street
In
The Financial District
The Toronto Stock Exchange
Is
The World's Seventh-largest Stock Exchange
By Market Capitalization
The Five Largest Financial Institutions Of Canada
Collectively Known As
The Big Five
Have National Offices
In Toronto
The City
Is An Important Centre For
The Media
Publishing
Telecommunication
Information Technology
And Film Production Industries; It
Is Home
To Bell Media
Rogers Communications
And Torstar
Other Prominent Canadian Corporations
In
The Greater Toronto Area Include Magna International
Celestica
Manulife
Sun Life Financial
The Hudson's Bay Company
And Major Hotel Companies
And Operators
Such
As Four Seasons Hotels
And Fairmont Hotels
And Resorts
Although Much Of
The Region's Manufacturing Activities Take Place Outside
The City Limits
Toronto Continues
To Be
A Wholesale
And Distribution Point For
The Industrial Sector
The City's Strategic Position Along
The Quebec City�Windsor Corridor
And Its Road
And Rail Connections Help Support
The Nearby Production Of Motor Vehicles
Iron
Steel
Food
Machinery
Chemicals
And Paper
The Completion Of
The Saint Lawrence Seaway
In 1959 Gave Ships Access
To
The Great Lakes From
The Atlantic Ocean
Toronto's Unemployment Rate Was 6.7%
As Of July 2016. According
To
The Website Numbeo
Toronto's Cost Of Living Plus Rent Index Was Second Highest
In Canada (of 31 Cities)
The Local Purchasing Power Was
The Sixth Lowest
In Canada
Mid-2017
The Average Monthly Social Assistance Caseload
For January
To October 2014 Was 92,771
The Number Of Seniors Living
In Poverty Increased From 10.5%
In 2011
To 12.1%
In 2014
Toronto's 2013 Child Poverty Rate Was 28.6%
The Highest Among Large Canadian Cities Of 500,000 Or More Residents
Demographics
. 6 Infrastructure
Global rankings
1.4 Upward temperature trend. ! 1.2.1 Opening of Maple Leaf Gardens (1930s), 2.3 Local government
The resort island of Landaa Giraavaru
in
the Maldives, 5.1.6 British
5.4 Draft picks
25 Goalkeeper Alex Bono United States. ! . ! Expansion
to
the north end that cost $2 million
added 1,249 seats
and was completed for
the start of
the 2010 MLS Season
a $120 million renovation
to
the stadium was officially announced September 23
2014
it includes
a second tier of seating that would add 8,400 seats
raising
the capacity of
the stadium
to 30,991
New suites
washrooms
concourse and
a roof would also be added
Construction began
in September 2014
and would be divided into two phases;
the completion of
the project was set
for May 2016
the expansion would accommodate
a Canadian football field with artificial turf end-zones when
the Toronto Argonauts move
to BMO Field
in 2016, along with hosting
the Grey Cup that year
Club culture.
. 5.1 Agriculture
4.1.1 Immigration
Susan McDade (Denmark)
for Bureau of Management; See also: Annual events
in Toronto
List of festivals
in Toronto
and Recreation
in Toronto. 35 United States Joseph Woll G L 21 2016 Dardenne Prairie
Missouri
9 Bibliography
2004. . . . .
Rebalance Sports Medicine Physiotherapy & Chiropractic
Downtown Toronto Physiotherapy, Chiropractic, Massage Therapy and more!