British in Toronto

Contemporary, multicultural Toronto has the highest per capita immigration rate in the world. And yet, the city remains inherently anglophile. With a shared language and businesslike character, the British in Toronto can feel comfortable.

Here’s our list of useful links and contacts for British people residing in Toronto. Other links relevant nationally can be found at our British in Canada page.

If you can help us add to this list, please email editor@moving2canada.com. We’d love to watch our British in Toronto page grow!

• For more advice, you can download our free Getting Started Guide for helpful hints for you to plan your journey.
• Share our guide on how to move to Canada from the UK.

British in Toronto — Useful links.

• The Brits in Toronto Facebook group has almost 1,000 members sharing their advice. You can also sign up to Moving2Canada’s IEC forum, which has over 20,000 members.
• The British in Toronto meetup group.
• The British Consulate in Toronto.
• The Brits in Toronto website, according to its own blurb, is ‘a handy resource for the best pubs, curry, jobs and dental care in the city. All the good and the bad will be here, with a bit of personal opinion thrown in.’
• Typically British TO is an online community and resource for Brits living in, visiting or moving to Toronto.
• With locations on Oakdale Road and Eglington Square, Mrs. Bridges’ British Bakery is renowned for quality, British-style baking.
• Simply British Foods has an outlet store in Pickering, as well as online shopping.
• The Toronto and District Cricket League.

Learn more about Toronto.

Moving2Canada is here to help all those living in Toronto.

• Explore our Moving to Toronto city guide.
• Find out where to live in our Toronto neighbourhoods guide.
• What’s it like living in Toronto?
• Download our Getting Started Guide to plan your move to Canada.
• Visit our Outpost Recruitment agency for construction and engineering jobs.