Cheap round-trip flights to Toronto?

Lots of words but sadly none of the tell us WHERE FROM.

No sensible answer without that.

EDIT OK is that Halifax, Yorkshire, UK or Halifax Nova Scotia.

If it's Yorkshire then you can get some good deals at http://www.airtransat.com/

If it's Nova Scotia your stuck with expensive Canadian companies. Time to bite the bullet.

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Air Transat is generally the cheapest. Unfortunately July is peak season and air fares generally are rising because of the huge losses incurred by airlines over the past decade. Tickets for July will be booked well ahead. Its worth looking at Air Canada's site since they have more flights than any other airline on this route. Also KLM, although that would involve you flying via Amsterdam, adding a good 3 hours to the flying time.

Well, where are you flying to Toronto from? If you're flying from within Canada, that's the way it is. Flights in Canada cost more than most flights of similar distance in the US, for a number of reasons. And you can pay as much for much shorter flights to smaller places as you pay for crossing the whole country if you're flying in and out of major airports. You pay at least $400 to fly from Vancouver to Prince George, a one hour flight. Nothing to do with expedia. They don't set the prices. And try flightcentre.ca next time, or Westjet. Westjet usually has the best prices.

Even in the US, flight prices don't always make sense. I fly out of Vancouver, most years, to visit snowbird parents in Texas. I can get from Vancouver to Dallas for not much more than it costs to take the next much shorter flight to Corpus Christi. For the price of the flights alone from Vancouver to Corpus Christi, I could probably buy a week in Mexico, hotel included with a much longer flight.

Flight to Hamilton are much cheaper. If you say where you are flying from you may get a much better answer.

It is true that everything in Canada is expensive.

Not all immigrants know that. Even professional ones, they have to take extra exams in order to qualify for their old jobs.(another 2-3 years + CAD$thousands for exam / tests)

We can't help you if you don't tell us where you are coming from.