TORONTO ( Canada )

Topic of free speech: TORONTO ( Canada )

Speaker: Florian Deichstetter

Summary of the speech:

History:

In 1720 the French established a small trading post there and called it 55767njk74uuv5g

Fort Toronto. Toronto is a native American Word for “ meeting place”.

The city was founded at the mouth of the Humber River and Lake Ontario.

The natives and the European settlers used the city for fur trading and

was an outpost along the carrying place for canoes. The city’s original ju767n5574uuuv

English name was York, but it was destroyed by the Americans in the War

in 1812. It was rebuilt and renamed TORONTO in 1834. Now Toronto has a

population of 3.5 Million people.

Information about the City:

The longest street of the World called Young Street runs from the

harbour in Toronto to Rainy River , Ontario, and has a length of 1900

kilometres.

Toronto is one of the safest cities in the world and also the most

ethnically diverse city. Toronto welcomes more immigrants than any other

city in Canada. East Asians, Caribbean’s, Jewish and European people

arrive every day and so the city is like a mosaic. There are three

Chinatowns, a Portuguese Village and a Jewish community. There also

exist some Polish bakeries and butcher shops and sometimes there is a

Caribbean festival. All people live in peaceful neighbourhoods.

Holidays:

For tourists there is always a good time to visit Toronto. But in winter

it isn’t so cold as somebody might think, because the lakes protect the

city from a bitter cold winter. There exist some subways and some

shopping areas also placed in the underground. You can go skating and

play hockey but there isn’t any mountain to go skiing. One of the most

beautiful tourist attractions are the Niagara Falls.

Sports:

In Toronto you can meet the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team and learn

the game by the people who invented it. You can also see the Blue Jays (

a Baseball Team ), the Argnonauts ( a Football Team ) and the all- New

Raptors ( a Basketball Team ).

Questions:

Why do you think so many people like to live in Toronto?

Would you like to live in Toronto or Canada, and why?

What is the relationship between the USA and Canada like?