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I used to talk to residents of Toronto about Indian movies. They explained to me that "Torontian" is how to refer to them. But now I read a commentary by a resident in my paper and he said "Torontonian". Are both correct, then?
It's been "Torontonians" ever since I grew up, and I lived in Toronto for over forty years.
Heck, the Toronto Telegram (anybody remember that?) ran a daily column called "Torontonians," which, if memory serves, was slices-of-life from everyday city residents.
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