Toronto 17° Montréal 14° Vancouver 14° Calgary Edmonton Ottawa 13° Winnipeg Québec 11° Halifax 13° Victoria 10°

UV index

UV peaks from late spring through summer. In June and July the index often reaches 8 or more in southern Ontario, the Prairies and southern BC, and it runs higher at altitude and off water, sand or snow — spring skiers in the Rockies burn fast.

Low 1-2Moderate 3-5High 6-7Very high 8-10Extreme 11+
Toronto
2
Low
High today
Montréal
2
Low
High today
Vancouver
4
Moderate
High today
Calgary
4
Moderate
High today
Edmonton
4
Moderate
High today
Ottawa
4
Moderate
High today
Winnipeg
4
Moderate
High today
Québec
4
Moderate
High today
Hamilton
2
Low
High today
Halifax
5
Moderate
High today
Victoria
5
Moderate
High today
Saskatoon
4
Moderate
High today
Regina
4
Moderate
High today
St. John's
5
Moderate
High today
London
6
High
High today
Kelowna
5
Moderate
High today
Greater Sudbury
5
Moderate
High today
Thunder Bay
4
Moderate
High today
Moncton
4
Moderate
High today
Charlottetown
4
Moderate
High today
Whitehorse
2
Low
High today
Yellowknife
0
Low
High today
Prince George
4
Moderate
High today
Sherbrooke
5
Moderate
High today
UV across the country today
The strongest sun among the cities we track today is over London, ON, where the index peaks near 6. None of them reach the very-high band today. The index tracks the sun's angle, not the heat: it peaks within an hour of solar noon, runs higher at altitude, and fresh snow can reflect up to 80% of it back at you.