Blame the odd weather patterns in Canada on the jet stream. Cities in East and West Canada are sweltering in thirty-degree weather while those in the nation’s central region are experiencing rainy and chilly days, prompting residents to schedule air conditioning and furnace repair by Toronto experts. CBC correspondent Erin Obourn described this weather phenomenon in a recent CBC News article: …

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Summers in Toronto can be hot and humid. There are even days where smog is clearly visible. From June to September, staying cool for the most part means staying indoors or getting hydrated regularly when outdoors. Since average temperatures in the city during this period range from anywhere between 20°C to 35°C (68°F to 95°F), conditions caused by the occasional …

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Spending summer in Toronto can be eventful despite the scorching heat. There are several music festivals within Ontario that would be taking place during this time of the year. There are also locales that tourists can come and see in the Great Canadian Outdoors. However, a recent Newswire survey presented a different perspective that some Canadians currently hold, by opting …

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Despite being machined to the highest specifications, the components of any heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system are vulnerable to wear and tear. Leaks are no exception, as eHow writer Alan Edwards elaborates. “In January 2006 the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) banned the manufacturing of air conditioning systems that couldn’t achieve a Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) of 13. Until …

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