Ontario Odds & Ends
Traffic Truths
This Ontario highway is legendary for turning a 10‑minute trip into a philosophical journey.
What is the 401?
Groundhog Gossip
Every February, Canadians turn to this furry forecaster to find out how much winter is left.
Who is Wiarton Willie?
Chilly Chores
Many Canadians consider this activity both a workout and a character‑building exercise after a heavy snowfall.
What is shoveling the driveway?
Round Table Ritual
During our weekly meetings, everyone takes turns giving one of these quick updates.
What is a status update?
Iconic Attraction
Often called the “Honeymoon Capital,” this Ontario city sees millions of visitors… and a whole lot of mist.
What is Niagara Falls?
Sweet Season
February marks the start of this delicious Canadian tradition where sap starts running and pancakes get an upgrade.
What is maple syrup season?
Snowy Friends
This frosty friend only needs snow, a carrot, and whatever accessories you can find in the garage.
What is a snowman?
Magic Word
This term describes when a manual process becomes faster, easier, and less error‑prone — thanks to your work.
What is automation?
Local Lingo
Toronto locals affectionately call their transit system the ‘TTC,’ but commuters have given it this more dramatic nickname.
What is “the Red Rocket”?
Bundled Up Bliss
Popular in Ontario, this February activity involves gliding gracefully… or falling repeatedly… on frozen surfaces.
What is outdoor ice skating?
Cozy Nights
Canadians often cozy up with this warm drink — especially when marshmallows are involved.
What is hot chocolate?
Silly
This everyday ritual turns employees into nomads, roaming the office in search of their natural habitat: a chair.
What is “looking for a place to sit”?