Climate · Toronto, ON

Climate resilience in Maple Leaf, Toronto

Maple Leaf scores 62 out of 100 on climate resilience, the 49th percentile of Toronto (city median 62). Higher = more resilient (less hazard exposure).

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Climate resilience score

A score that blends national percentile ranks for flood, wildfire, earthquake, landslide, and radon resilience. Same 0–100 framing as every other lens , higher = more resilient (less hazard exposure).

Climate Resilience

62/ 100

Higher = more resilient

Overall

41/ 100

Across the 4 decision lenses

What stands out

The weakest sub-component in Maple Leaf is heat, 88 on the 0–100 risk scale.

Per-hazard scores, the underlying federal datasets (NRCan FSM, NBAC, NBC 2020 Sa(0.2s), PCLD v12, Health Canada radon survey), and insurance implications come with a Decision Pass.

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