Climate
| City | July (°C) | July (°F) | January (°C) | January (°F) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calgary | 23/9 | 73/48 | 2715 !−3/−15 | 5735 !27/5 |
| Charlottetown | 23/14 | 78/54 | −3/−13 | 26/9 |
| Edmonton | 23/12 | 73/54 | 2213 !−8/−17 | 4831 !18/1 |
| Fredericton | 26/13 | 78/54 | −4/−16 | 25/4 |
| Halifax | 23/14 | 73/58 | -0/-9 | 32/17 |
| Iqaluit | 12/4 | 53/39 | −23/−31 | -9/−23 |
| Montreal | 26/16 | 79/60 | -6/-15 | 22/6 |
| Ottawa | 27/15 | 80/60 | −6/−15 | 21/5 |
| Quebec City | 25/13 | 77/56 | -8/-18 | 18/0 |
| Regina | 26/11 | 79/52 | -10/-22 | 14/-8 |
| Saskatoon | 25/11 | 77/52 | -12/-22 | 10/-8 |
| St. John's | 20/11 | 69/51 | −1/−9 | 30/17 |
| Toronto | 26/18 | 80/64 | −1/−7 | 30/19 |
| Whitehorse | 21/8 | 69/46 | −13/−22 | 8/−8 |
| Windsor | 28/17 | 82/63 | -1/-8 | 30/17 |
| Winnipeg | 26/13 | 79/55 | −13/−20 | 9/−4 |
| Vancouver | 22/13 | 71/54 | 6/1 | 43/33 |
| Victoria | 22/11 | 71/51 | 7/1 | 44/33 |
| Yellowknife | 21/12 | 70/54 | −23/−31 | -9/−24 |
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