I have lived in Toronto but most of my life lived in Northern Ontario and although T.O. has had some cold spells during the winter just like every other N. American northern city, it is less common and only lasts for a few days at a time. I would suggest layers, such as leggings, skirt, blouse and tunic sweater or jeans, tshirt, flannel shirt and jean jacket for starters. She’ll learn to bundle when she needs to do and peel off when she needs to. Toronto winters begin in November and can end as soon as mid-March, although I’ve seen them go past those markets as well. Good shoes such as Dr. Martens or Sketchers will serve her well as depending on where she is, walking can be the modus operandi and Toronto concrete isn’t kind to feet. Best of luck and she’s got this Mom!
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I have lived in Toronto but most of my life lived in Northern Ontario and although T.O. has had some cold spells during the winter just like every other N. American northern city, it is less common and only lasts for a few days at a time. I would suggest layers, such as leggings, skirt, blouse and tunic sweater or jeans, tshirt, flannel shirt and jean jacket for starters. She’ll learn to bundle when she needs to do and peel off when she needs to. Toronto winters begin in November and can end as soon as mid-March, although I’ve seen them go past those markets as well. Good shoes such as Dr. Martens or Sketchers will serve her well as depending on where she is, walking can be the modus operandi and Toronto concrete isn’t kind to feet. Best of luck and she’s got this Mom!