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The 31 pages that link to Toronto, each with the reason it gives.

• University of TorontoNarrower topic: The university’s presence has shaped the city’s civic, cultural, and economic life.

• Lorne MichaelsRelated: Michaels was born in Toronto before building his television career in the United States.

• MontrealCompared with: Comparing Toronto with Montreal highlights different language profiles and economic roles.

• OttawaCompared with: Toronto is Ontario’s largest metropolis, while Ottawa holds Canada’s federal institutions.

• Mikhail BaryshnikovRelated: Baryshnikov defected while the Kirov Ballet was touring in Toronto in 1974.

• OntarioBroader topic: Ontario’s largest city anchors its economic and cultural life.

• David CronenbergRelated: Cronenberg was born and raised in Toronto, where much of his career developed.

• Glenn GouldNarrower topic: Gould was born, trained, and spent most of his life in Toronto.

• Gilda RadnerNarrower topic: Radner grew up in Toronto and began her professional performing career there.

• Toronto International Film FestivalNarrower topic: The city provides the festival's setting, venues, and cultural context.

• Upper CanadaBroader topic: As York, it served as Upper Canada’s capital; its renaming reflected its growth.

• Dan AykroydRelated: Aykroyd performed with the city's Second City troupe before his television career.

• The WeekndNarrower topic: Tesfaye’s early career emerged from Toronto’s underground music community.

• William Lyon MackenzieBroader topic: Mackenzie represented York and became Toronto’s first mayor in 1834.

• Aimee Semple McPhersonRelated: Her Canadian upbringing preceded her migration and ministry in the United States.

• Doug HenningRelated: Henning grew up and began developing his performance career in Toronto.

• John CandyNarrower topic: Candy’s formative theatre and television work took place in Toronto’s comedy scene.

• John Graves SimcoeBroader topic: Simcoe selected the site of York, the colonial capital that became Toronto.

• Martin ShortRelated: Short grew up in Hamilton and began his performing career in the Toronto theatre and comedy scene.

• Michael OndaatjeRelated: The city’s early infrastructure and immigrant communities anchor In the Skin of a Lion.

• A. E. van VogtRelated: Van Vogt was born in Manitoba and later began his writing career in Toronto.

• Catherine O'HaraRelated: O'Hara was born in Toronto and began her professional comedy career there.

• Great Lakes–St. Lawrence LowlandsBroader topic: Its urban growth illustrates the concentration of population along the Great Lakes shore.

• Howie MandelRelated: Mandel was born and raised in Toronto, where his comedy career began.

• James T. SutherlandRelated: Toronto became home to the Hockey Hall of Fame that Sutherland helped establish.

• Michael SnowRelated: Snow developed his career within Toronto’s postwar art and music communities.

• Rick JamesRelated: After leaving the Navy, James spent time in Toronto, performing and developing as a musician.

• Arthur HaileyBroader topic: Hailey settled in Toronto after emigrating to Canada, where he established his writing career.

• History of OntarioBroader topic: Its growth from colonial town to metropolis reflects major political and demographic changes.

• Percy FaithRelated: Faith was born there and began his musical career in its concert and radio scene.

• Russell PetersNarrower topic: Peters grew up in Toronto, a setting that informs his comedy about immigrant communities.