what languages are spoken here?
English, French, Italian, varieties of Chinese
Toronto
English is the predominant language spoken by Torontonians with approximately 95 per cent of residents having proficiency in the language, although only 54.7 per cent of Torontonians reported English as their mother tongue. 
who is ray farquharson? A Canadian doctor, university professor, and medical researcher where was he born? Claude, Ontario who were his parents? Reverend William Farquharson, a Presbyterian minister, and Annie McDonald Coutts. which educational institution did he attend? Harbord Collegiate Institute where is this institute located? Toronto in which country does the city lie? Canada name a few professional sports played here. Baseball, Basketball, Football and Soccer what religions are followed here ? Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Sikhism what type of climate is prevalent here? A hot summer humid continental climate, until the 20th century on the threshold of a warm summer humid continental climate but still found in the metropolitan region, with warm, humid summers and cold winters. what does the economy of the place depend on? Toronto is an international centre for business and finance, with that the city is an important centre for the media, publishing, telecommunication, information technology and film production industries, it also continues to be a wholesale and distribution point for the industrial sector. what major ethnic groups live here? European, African, Asian and North American aboriginal
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Toronto [SEP] Language
English is the predominant language spoken by Torontonians with approximately 95 per cent of residents having proficiency in the language, although only 54.7 per cent of Torontonians reported English as their mother tongue. English is one of two official languages of Canada, with the other being French. Approximately 1.6 per cent of Torontonians reported French as their mother tongue, although 9.1 per cent reported being bilingual in both official languages. In addition to services provided by the federal government, provincial services in Toronto are available in both official languages as a result of the "French Language Services Act". Approximately 4.9 per cent of Torontonians reported having no knowledge in either official languages of the country.