Toronto Transport – Toronto is blessed with one of the world’s most convenient public transportation systems. The Toronto Transit Commission has buses, streetcars, and subways all operating within downtown and out to the suburbs. Most of these are functional 24 hours a day, with the exception being the subways, which stop running at around 1am and resume service at 5am. The TTC costs $2.25, or you can buy a Day Pass for $7.50. If you're going to be sightseeing, the Day Pass is a great deal because you can hop on and off the TTC anywhere you please. Or, you can purchase a Weekly Pass at any TTC station for $41.25. The TTC has frequent services to and from every attraction, and maps of their routes on every bus and streetcar. www.toronto.ca/ttc

Driving in Toronto can be a bit of a hassle, as traffic jams are frequent and parking scarce. Expect to pay at least $12 every time you park in a public parking lot, more at some locations. However, if you're looking to visit some of the out of town attractions, the highways in and out of town are usually smooth, and you can't beat the freedom of driving! The speed limit inside the city ranges from 30km to 50km. The speed limit on Ontario highways is 100 km. Remember that Canada measures speed in kilometres, not miles.

Taxi Service is readily available all over the city. Just step on to the street, wave your hand and a taxi will pull up for you. Rates are reasonable, starting at $2.50 and the cab drivers know the city inside and out. If you would like to call for a cab, Diamond Taxi is a quick and reliable company. Their number is 416 366 6868.