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Mental, mental, mental heat. Still, we realised today that you can go places with no crowds when it's this hot since most (sensible) folks want to stay in the mall where it's cool (or have to work presumably!). We did Ontario Place for the first time and made straight for the waterpark. When we arrived we were convinced it was closed for the day it was so empty ... :thumbup: But, looking forward to the cool down now.

Been here since we landed on G20 weekend (great timing). At least the media now has a new obsession finally!

Do love the city of TO so far.

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um, it's been really nice and hot this week.

I was drenched from the heat after cycling home yesterday, and it was very warm last night.

....but not ON hot :D

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It was 27 yesterday in Vancouver. With the humidex indicator it felt like 24.

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Sorry I was being sarcastic :o AX knows I"m the indecisive type. I actually live in Fall River :rofl: and am moving to TO

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my condolences

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LOL I didn't think you were being sarcastic :-)

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****. According to the CBC weather chappy in St. John's, The Rock will be experiencing a humidex of 36-7C this weekend. Fortunately here in Norfolk it's a balmy 24C.;)

All I can suggest for the TObound family is make sure that whatever you buy, ensure that you have good AC. Something you don't need elsewhere in Canada.

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He's probably right - it's 36 here, right now :thumbup:

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Today: It will be mostly raining, and a cool 26c :thumbup:

Yesterday was 43c on the Humi, and i saw a guy walking down Keele toward Bloor Street West wearing a blue parka, the one with the fur on the hood....:ohmy:

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must have been Australian