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Originally Posted by Trans Canada
When I lived downtown Toronto, Northern Ontario started at the 407
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When I was in London, Northern Ontario started in Stratford and Eastern Ontario started at the DVP.
I don't agree with the Wiki components of what makes up SW Ontario as it includes Waterloo and even Wellington Counties. It also has a section for Central Ontario which as far as I'm concerned, no longer exists,
Once many areas made up the Golden Horseshoe but now those areas are, or have already been, completely absorbed by Toronto. When you have commuter trains beginning to run all day then you have become more of a bedroom community than anything else. It may still have it's own unique lifestyle, architecture, and culture but it is increasingly seen as an outer suburb more than a truly independent city.
Basically there is now the North, East, SouthWest, and Greater Toronto which stretches from Fort Erie to Barrie, Kitchener to Newcastle, and Brantford to Peterborough.