Both can be great cities and have different things to offer. I would try to visit both and see which one you enjoy more. TO is like a racial mixing pot, you get people from all over the world, so it has a pretty unique culture, but it&#x27;s a pretty big city. Not a lot of outdoors, I didn&#x27;t find people to be the friendliest. If you like living in a big city it might be worth it.<p>Vancouver is big, but more spread out. The downtown core isn&#x27;t huge. It&#x27;s in the Fraser Valley so it&#x27;s beautiful pretty much no matter were you are. You have these bit mountains in the north and east. Not quite as multicultural, it&#x27;s predominantly white&#x2F;Asian(&#x2F;Indian). I live in Delta which is a 35 minute drive from downtown with no traffic or closer to an hour wirh traffic. There is lots to do, especially if you like the outdoors.<p>Weather is pretty drastically different. TO has hot hot summers and cold cold winters. Expect a bit of snow but mostly it&#x27;s just freaking cold. However, it&#x27;s typically still nice sunny blue skies in the winter. Vancouvers winters are much more mild; we didn&#x27;t get any snow last year where I live. It will get close to 0, but we play outdoor soccer year round so it&#x27;s certainly bearable. Winters can feel long when it&#x27;s just grey skies and rain though; part of living in a valley. Summer&#x27;s are beautiful, hot and humid. Luckily there&#x27;s no shortage is beaches and lakes to go cool down in.<p>Looking for anything in specific or does that help?