Lakeridge Road is traditionally considered the border between Ajax and Whitby, but today I found myself on the other side. The Chevrolet Volt charged its batteries at the same time I crossed it from the highway into the parking lot of a local grocery store.

Pickering is bordered by Ajax to the west and north, Whitby to the south and east, and Brampton to the north and west.

The topography within 2 miles of Ajax shows only slight differences in altitude and different types of precipitation are observed daily, without trace amounts. Rain and snow fall on the same day, but most snow falls during the 31 days that take place on January 12. The precipitation value, based on a three-hour precipitation rate around the hour in question, is 10% precipitation and falls linear.

The first spring blooms in Ajax can appear at the end of April or May or not at all, simply because of the growing degree days. The growing season at Ajax lasts 5.7 months and 173 days, but rarely starts between 9 April and 17 May and ends between 29 September and 3 November. Based on these values, there is a good chance to visit Ajax during the clear half of the year (April-May), early July or mid-August and a poor end of August or early September. It starts on May 29, lasts 5-0 months and ends on October 27 and lasts between 5 and 7 months (173 days).

According to tourism statistics, the best time to visit Ajax for warm weather activities is in late June or early September. Based on these values, there is a good chance to visit Ajax in the clear half of the year (April-May), early July or mid-August and late August or late September, but not in the summer months. (August - September). Based on these tourist points and on this basis is the good season for visits to Ajax with warm weather in early June and early October.

Summer is pleasant in Ajax, winter is icy, dry and windy, the year is partly cloudy - round and the sky is overcast with clouds. Summer is warm, sunny and sunny all year round, but cold and cold in the winter months. During the admission process, volunteer groups become picnickers and provide their time for summer and winter.

There is also a growing rugby union club, founded in 1949, called Ajax Wanderers, which is still active today. Ajax Pickeres, a rugby league club in Ajax, Canada, was founded in 1948 by its first president, John Pritchard, a resident of Ajax.

The streets of the city bear the names of soldiers who worked on HMS Ajax and its sister ships HMS Achilles. The emerging community was named after the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) and the Canadian Navy (CNI).

During World War II, 7,300 returning soldiers took engineering courses at the University of Toronto in Ajax. More than 7,000 engineering students have graduated in the city, most of them in engineering.

After the University of Toronto left, the city's growth was largely due to the development of industrial and residential developments in the area. In 1949, Dowty Aerospace took over the activities in Ajax, and Ajax became a planned, modern community that used the base as its post-war foundation. After Ajax closed, the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation announced that Ajax would become a fully planned industrial and residential center. Industry contributed significantly to economic growth in the 1950s and 1960s, but also to its decline.

By the mid-1940s, there were practically no shopping centers left, and in the 1970s, only a few shopping centers like Ajax Shopping Center were built.

This led to a bus service that began with Charterways Transportation Limited, which operated the service with a fleet of school buses, and then to Ajax Transit and Pickering Transit. In 2001 Ajax Transit and the neighbouring Pickersing Transit were merged into Ajax - Pickerings Transit Authority (APTA), which operates under the joint supervision of Ajax and Pickerings. APta was merged in 2006 with Durham Region Transit and the region's two other transit companies, Durham Regional Transit (DRT) and Durham Transit Services (DTS).

The rice lake, which is today called Hiawatha, Mud Lake (today Curve Lake) and Rice Lake and the Lake of Lakes, formerly the site of Lake Huron.

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