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Somebody coming from SE Washington state will find Toronto winters comparable to where they're from. The only major difference is that SE Washington's inland on the rainshadow side of the mountains, so it's very dry and arid. Toronto's on the north side of the Great Lakes, so there's a lot more moisture and humidity.
Using Spokane as an example for comparison...
Spokane's average high in December is 33 F (1 C) and its average low is 22 F (-6 C).
Toronto's average high in December is 35 F (1.8 C) and its average low is 25 F (-4 C).
Spokane's average high in January is 31 F (1 C) and its average low is 20 F (-7 C).
Toronto's average high in January is 30 F (1.1 C) and its average low is 19 F (-7.3 C).
Spokane's average high in February is 39 F (4 C) and its average low is 26 F (-3 C).
Toronto's average high in February is 32 F (0.3 C) and its average low is 21 F (-6.3 C)
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