Toronto, live since 2026, is in YYZ1 at 151 Front Street, the building where Canada's telegraph age became its internet age and the carriers never moved out. We joined TorIX with Arelion and Cogent, and the first test instance answered New York at 8 ms — close enough to the United States that the site's Canadian character is a choice rather than a compromise.
The site carries 0.32 Tbit/s of edge capacity at a 3 ms local median, with 8 ms to Chicago, 9 to Ashburn and 98 to São Paulo. It is Canada's data-residency favourite: the rack that keeps Canadian data under Canadian law while staying a single-digit hop from the American internet it talks to all day.