Climate of Canada Detailed Climates of Canadian Cities - Average Temperatures, Sunshine Hours, Snow Depths, Rainy Days and Snowy Days Climate of Vancouver, British Columbia Unusually for a Canadian city, Vancouver has relatively mild winters with little snow. The cold air from the Arctic that sweeps...more   Climate of Penticton, British Columbia For many people, the towns of the Okanagan Valley offer the best weather in Canada. Winters are cold, but are shorter and...more   Climate of Calgary, Alberta Calgary has a prairie-steppe type climate. This means it usually enjoys sunny weather, even in winter, and most of its little rainfall comes...more   Climate of Winnipeg, Manitoba Located in Southern Manitoba, Winnipeg endures very cold and, on occasional days, rather brutal winter temperatures. Canadians in other provinces...more   Climate of Windsor, Ontario Located in the far South of Ontario, close to the border and the American city of Detroit, Windsor enjoys the warmest climate of any...more   Climate of Toronto, Ontario Toronto has a semi-continental climate, with a warm, humid summer and a cold winter. Toronto's climate is modified by its location on the shores...more   Climate of Ottawa, Ontario Ottawa lies farther north than Toronto, resulting in significantly colder winters. Unlike many of Ontario's cities, Ottawa does not sit...more   Climate of Halifax, Nova Scotia Halifax's climate is less severe than might be expected because of the proximity of the Atlantic Ocean. Winter temperatures are higher...more