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Sir Fredrick Banting, who won a Nobel prize for the discovery of insulin, was born in Alliston, Ontario.
Heart valves were transplanted for the first time worldwide in Toronto in 1956.
The world’s first successful double lung transplant occurred in Toronto in 1986.
Ontario is one of the most multicultural societies on earth. Half of all immigrants to Canada settle in Ontario; of those, half live outside Toronto.
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