Does it work on the TTC subway and streetcars?

On streetcars and buses you'll have normal above-ground coverage. The subway is gaining cellular network by network, so some tunnels and stations are connected while others aren't yet — a quick offline map keeps you oriented between stops.

How much data do I need for a Toronto city break?

For maps, ride-hailing, messaging and social over a long weekend, most travellers are comfortable with 1–3GB. If you stream video or tether a laptop, choose a larger plan — and remember this Canada eSIM keeps working nationwide if you travel on.

Toronto eSIM.

Data that keeps up from the CN Tower to the Toronto Islands ferry.

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2 · How much data?

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Good to know in Toronto

Toronto's TTC has been rolling out mobile coverage across its subway, but it isn't everywhere underground yet — download your offline map and a few podcasts before a long Line 1 ride.

Does an eSIM work in Toronto?

Yes — the Canada eSIM works in Toronto wherever its partner networks have signal. Toronto has strong 5G across Downtown, Pearson Airport and the waterfront on Rogers, Bell and Telus; coverage now reaches much of the TTC subway too, though some deeper tunnel stretches still cut out.

Your guide to Toronto

Toronto eSIM: your local data guide.

From the moment you ride the elevator up the CN Tower, Toronto rewards travellers who stay online — mapping the TTC subway, booking a Toronto Islands ferry, or finding brunch in Kensington Market. A Toronto eSIM gives you data the second you land, so you can navigate Queen West, order a ride from the Distillery District, and share the skyline instantly.

One eSIM for Toronto and all of Canada. It's the national Canada eSIM — from £2.61/day with unlimited data, working the same in Toronto as it does the moment you leave it.

Landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)?

Install the QR at home, then switch the eSIM on as you taxi in — you're online before you reach the arrivals hall.

Toronto eSIM pricingbest-value plan · per day

Days

Per day

Total

Saving

3 days1GB

£1.01

£3.04

—

5 days1GB

£0.60

£3.04

−40%

7 days1GB

£0.43

£3.04

−57%

10 days3GBPopular

£0.81

£8.12

−20%

15 days3GB

£0.54

£8.12

−46%

30 days3GB

£0.27

£8.12

−73%

Unlimited plans7 days £22.34·15 days £39.62·30 days £78.22

Each trip length shows the best-value plan that covers it. Total always shown before you pay.

On the ground

Where you'll lean on data in Toronto.

Toronto Islands

Time your return ferry and follow the car-free island trails using live maps and transit apps.

Distillery District

The cobblestone lanes are easy to wander when you can pull up gallery hours, restaurant menus and a ride home.

Kensington Market

Hop between vintage shops and food stalls with maps, and translate menus across its many global kitchens.

CN Tower & Harbourfront

Upload EdgeWalk photos, book aquarium tickets and check ferry times along the waterfront without hunting for Wi-Fi.

The practical bit

Getting around Toronto on your eSIM.

Apps you'll want online in Toronto

Uber— Dominant ride-hailing across the GTA; live pricing, driver tracking and airport pickups all need data.
Transit— Real-time TTC subway, streetcar and bus arrivals; live tracking needs a data connection.
PRESTO— Load and manage your PRESTO fare card for TTC, GO and UP Express; reloading needs data.
Google Maps— Best for multimodal routing across the sprawling GTA; live traffic and transit both use data.

How long to stay in Toronto

Most visitors spend three to five days in Toronto, enough to cover Downtown, the CN Tower, Kensington Market, the Islands and a day trip out to Niagara.

How much data for Toronto

For a typical Toronto city break, 3–5 GB comfortably handles maps, Uber, transit tracking and social sharing; choose Unlimited if you'll stream on long GO/UP transit rides or tether a laptop for work.

Coverage in Toronto

Toronto has strong 5G across Downtown, Pearson Airport and the waterfront on Rogers, Bell and Telus; coverage now reaches much of the TTC subway too, though some deeper tunnel stretches still cut out.

Where you're headed

Discover Toronto.

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The short version.

A travel eSIM is data only. It sits next to your home SIM, so your number, texts and WhatsApp carry on as normal. Pick unlimited, priced per day, or a fixed bundle of GB if it's mostly maps and messages. Install it on Wi-Fi before you fly — the days only start once it first connects in Toronto, and it finds a partner network on its own.

Coverage in Canada.

5G in supported areas on compatible devices; 4G more widely available

Connected · 5G

Rogers
Bell
Telus
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Before you fly

Toronto eSIM questions, answered.

Yes. Install and activate it before you fly, then switch it on when you land at Toronto Pearson (YYZ). It connects to local networks like Rogers, Bell or Telus, so you'll have data for a ride or the UP Express train downtown immediately.