Award flights from Toronto (Pearson) (YYZ)

Toronto Pearson International, Canada. Non-stop to 192 destinations in 71 countries.

Cheapest award seats out of here

Points per person, one way, as last observed.

Date	Route	Airline	Routing	Economy	Premium	Business	First	Seen
2026-11-15	Toronto (Pearson) → São Paulo (Guarulhos)	LA	2 stops · via ATL, MCO · 20h 45m	—	—	—	—	6h ago

Typical weather

Average daily high and low, and how many days a month see rain. Long-run averages, not a forecast.

Jan

-7°/0°

25d

Feb

-7°/2°

19d

Mar

-3°/7°

18d

Apr

2°/13°

19d

May

9°/21°

15d

Jun

14°/26°

16d

Jul

17°/29°

15d

Aug

17°/28°

15d

Sep

13°/25°

13d

Oct

7°/17°

18d

Nov

1°/10°

18d

Dec

-3°/4°

22d

Warm from Jun to Sep. Monthly averages for 2015-2024, from NOAA NCEI, Global Surface Summary of the Day.

Prices on the ground

How far money goes here, from World Bank price level indices. A national average of a household basket, so a capital or a resort island runs above it.

Everyday prices here run at about 90% of United States levels.

A Big Mac costs CA$8.17 here (US$5.81). The burger is an illustration only, from The Economist Big Mac index, via bigmacindex.app. World Bank International Comparison Program.

Paying by card

Whether a card is the usual way to pay here, from World Bank Global Findex surveys. It describes the country, never a particular shop or a particular card.

Cards are the usual way to pay

95% of adults hold a debit card.

If a terminal offers to charge you in your own currency, decline and pay in the local one. The convenience rate is set by the merchant and is always worse.
American Express and Discover are thin outside hotels, airports and chains almost everywhere. Carry a Visa or Mastercard as well.
These figures are national. A capital is more card-friendly than its country, and a village is less.

World Bank Global Findex Database. What adults there say they pay with, not a count of shops.

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Toronto (Pearson)(YYZ)· Canada