What is the average annual temperature in Canada?

Canada has a continental climate of northern Europe, with long winters (65438+February-March) and short summers (July-August), with rainfall concentrated in spring (April, May and June). Vancouver, with the largest number of Chinese, is the warmest city in Canada in winter. The coldest month is 65438+ 10, with an average temperature of 3℃ in October and July 17℃, which is basically like spring all year round. 5438+ 10 The average temperature in Toronto in June is -6.7℃, and in July it is 20.5℃. The annual average temperature in Ottawa is 5.7℃, ranking fifth in the capital with the lowest average temperature in the world, and the annual absolute minimum temperature is -36℃, ranking third in the capital with the lowest absolute temperature in the world. However, due to the dry weather, it is not particularly cold, and the farther north, the lower the temperature.