Tronto
Shilling hard for Destination Toronto/TCVA, Lindsey Galloway tells us why Toronto is The Canadian city to visit this winter.
After some of the longest and strictest restaurant lockdowns of any city of the world, Toronto is moving towards lifting all pandemic restrictions by March 2022. During the pandemic, Toronto endured some of the longest and strictest restaurant lockdowns of any city of the world – counting more than 360 days when residents were unable to sit down at an indoor eatery. But as Canada's largest city has now reached an 85% vaccination rate among those 12 and older, its vibrant dining scene and walkable waterfront is bouncing back, welcoming back locals and fully vaccinated travellers as of August.
Lindsey Galloway, The Canadian city to visit this winter, BBC Travel
Surely, if all restrictions are not going to be lifted until March, then this winter may be a tad premature. Mind you, all of Destination Toronto's plans might be for naught anyway, if the authorities catch wind of Chongvax status meaning nothing in the face of Chongvirus Omicron, and put the city into lockdown redux
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Better to leave Toronto to those who have no choice, methinks. (pipe)
Really, the only thing that drew this article to my attention, was my curiosity over the slightly misinformative link on the BBC's home page. I was under the impression that Canada had several cities. (confused)