People from every continent and more than 100 nations live in Toronto. There are newspapers in more than 40 languages, ranging from Arabic to Chinese, from Italian to Portuguese. Neighborhoods along Bloor Street feature Ghanaian and Jamaican stores within a few blocks of each other. Toronto has about 4 million residents, and it offers almost every product and service imaginable. Medical care is among the best in the world.
Financial centers fund massive building projects and change foreign currency.
This is one of the most high-tech cities in the world. Niagara Falls is approximately 75 miles away. The Ontario Science Centre, art museums and galleries, downtown fountains and performing arts centers, and other places will tempt you. For the first time in history people will be able to view General Conference session 2000 in Toronto on television from every continent of the world. The General Conference session in Utrecht in 1995 was watched by viewers in North and South America.