Toronto ranks 5th in Canadian party cities - Toronto Star

King West topped Toronto's nightlife hotspots in Uber's latest Nightlife Index, while London held on to its title as the country's number one party city. 

According to Uber, the city’s most frequent out-of-town riders came from Mississauga, Vaughan and Markham.

Toronto knows how to party, but it turns out four other Canadian cities know how to party harder, according to Uber.

Ontario’s capital ranked fifth among Canada’s top party destinations in the transportation company’s fifth annual Nightlife Index, which offers a glimpse into how Canadians spend their nights out, where they go and what they order the morning after.

In Toronto, King West took the crown as the city’s hottest nightlife spot, followed by the Entertainment District and Harbourfront. All three neighbourhoods are major hubs for dining, bars and clubs in the core of downtown Toronto. 

London reclaimed the top spot as life of the party for the fourth time in five years, after Toronto briefly stole its crown in 2024. Winnipeg came in second, followed by Lethbridge, Alta. and Kitchener-Waterloo in fourth, leaving Toronto in fifth. 

Coun. Paul Ainslie suggests Montreal’s nightlife hubs could be replicated here, to strengthen the city’s nighttime economy.