Which City in Ontario?

Name these Ontario cities based on their starting letter and a description.
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Description
Letter
City
Capital city of Canada
O
Ottawa
Known for the CN Tower and was originally named "York"
T
Toronto
Largest suburb of the above, containing its major airport
M
Mississauga
Overlooks Detroit across the river
W
Windsor
Ontario's most famous natural landmark
N
Niagara Falls
Located on the far western end of Lake Ontario
H
Hamilton
Largest city on the Canadian side of Lake Superior
T
Thunder Bay
Home to Western University, and has the same name as a European capital
L
London
Home to Queen's University, and is the largest city of the Thousand Islands region
K
Kingston
Forms a tri-city metro area with Cambridge and Waterloo
K
Kitchener
Located on the shore of Lake Simcoe
B
Barrie
Copper and nickel mining city in "Northern" Ontario
S
Sudbury
Home of the "Canada's Wonderland" amusement park
V
Vaughan
Named for an English city that itself was named for Saint Peter
P
Peterborough
Wayne Gretzky's birthplace
B
Brantford
Also a region on the South West peninsula of England
C
Cornwall
Neighbour of Pickering and Whitby
A
Ajax
Located on the St. Marys River
S
Sault Ste. Marie
Also the name of a coat store and the largest city in Vermont
B
Burlington
Name originates from the Ojibwa word aazhawe
O
Oshawa
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