Canadians know how to have fun. Come rain, shine, or snow, city dwellers across the country, keen for a good night out, regularly flock to packed clubs, retro dive bars, storied music halls, and ritzy cocktail bars.
With nighttime escapades making a major comeback as the pandemic subsides, Uber Canada is releasing its first-ever Nightlife Index.
Drawing from both Uber Rides and Uber Eats data, Uber is sharing insights highlighting everything you need to know—from the top partying nights of the year, Canada’s wildest and tamest partying cities (based on the volume of late night riders), the top hangover foods across the country, and the most unexpected hangover food orders.
In a surprise twist, Londoners took the top spot as the number one partying city in Canada – Londoners also stay out partying the latest, with the most rides happening between 2AM and 4AM. Across the country, burgers appear to be a popular hangover cure as the food item ordered the most in Canada on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
You can check out the rankings below to learn more about which Canadian cities are the most notorious partiers and the most popular foods for chasing away the morning-after misery.
Party city—Top 10 Partying Cities in Canada:
*based on volume of rides between 10PM and 2AM, weighted for the number of riders in each city
- London
- Toronto
- Kitchener-Waterloo
- Kingston
- Saskatoon
- Vancouver
- Winnipeg
- Regina
- Edmonton
- Ottawa
When the revellers come out to play—Top 5 Biggest Partying Nights in Canada:
*based on volume of rides between 10PM and 2AM, weighted for the number of riders in each city
- Saturday, October 30, 2021
- Saturday, December 11, 2021
- Sunday, October 31, 2021
- Saturday, December 4, 2021
- Saturday, November 27, 2021
Hungry or hungover? Top 5 Hangover Foods ordered through Uber Eats across Canada:
*based on volume of orders between 9AM and 1PM on Saturdays and Sundays
- Burger
- Breakfast wrap
- Nuggets
- Chicken sandwich
- Hashbrown
Surprise, surprise! Most Unexpected Hangover Foods ordered through Uber Eats:
- Coconut cake
- Potato salad
- Slushie
- Chili
- Strawberry cream cheese pie
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Uber Reveals First-Ever Nightlife Index Highlighting How Canadians party
Canadians know how to have fun. Come rain, shine, or snow, city dwellers across the country, keen for a good night out, regularly flock to packed clubs, retro dive bars, storied music halls, and ritzy cocktail bars.
With nighttime escapades making a major comeback as the pandemic subsides, Uber Canada is releasing its first-ever Nightlife Index.
Drawing from both Uber Rides and Uber Eats data, Uber is sharing insights highlighting everything you need to know—from the top partying nights of the year, Canada’s wildest and tamest partying cities (based on the volume of late night riders), the top hangover foods across the country, and the most unexpected hangover food orders.
In a surprise twist, Londoners took the top spot as the number one partying city in Canada – Londoners also stay out partying the latest, with the most rides happening between 2AM and 4AM. Across the country, burgers appear to be a popular hangover cure as the food item ordered the most in Canada on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
You can check out the rankings below to learn more about which Canadian cities are the most notorious partiers and the most popular foods for chasing away the morning-after misery.
Party city—Top 10 Partying Cities in Canada:
*based on volume of rides between 10PM and 2AM, weighted for the number of riders in each city
When the revellers come out to play—Top 5 Biggest Partying Nights in Canada:
*based on volume of rides between 10PM and 2AM, weighted for the number of riders in each city
Hungry or hungover? Top 5 Hangover Foods ordered through Uber Eats across Canada:
*based on volume of orders between 9AM and 1PM on Saturdays and Sundays
Surprise, surprise! Most Unexpected Hangover Foods ordered through Uber Eats:
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