Toronto ranks among Canada’s top party cities but trounced by two Ontario university towns
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The people of Ontario like to have a good time, according to a new report from Uber.
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The province is home to three of the top five party destinations, and it appears higher learning equals even higher partying.
What city took the top spot?
London, Ont., was No. 1 on Canada’s top party city list, on Uber’s fifth annual Nightlife Index , while Kitchener-Waterloo took the third spot and Toronto dropped to fifth.
It marks the fourth time in five years that London, home to Western University and Fanshawe College, has taken the top spot.
Winnipeg came in second, followed by Lethbridge, Alta., in third. Halifax, St. John’s, N.L., Windsor, Saskatoon and Vancouver rounded out the Top 10.
While Toronto placed fifth, it wasn’t just Torontonians who liked to play hard but also people from Mississauga, Vaughan and Markham who travelled from their respective GTA cities to light it up in T.O.
Wackiest orders (that make total sense)
Their favourite spots were, in order, King West, the Entertainment District, along the Harbourfront, West Queen West and Little Italy.
The study also showed that New Year’s Eve, Halloween Night and, specifically, the Saturday of Halloween weekend, are the three biggest holidays for partying, so this weekend is going to be a banner day for celebrating since it’s two for the price of one with Halloween falling on a Saturday for the first time in six years.
According to Uber’s data, the most popular and arguably most unexpected late-night orders — specifically between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m. — were bathroom tissue, ice cubes, condoms and ibuprofen and allergy medication.
As for the morning after, hot coffee was obviously the No. 1 order, followed by hash browns, breakfast wraps, bagels and iced coffee.
Party on.