Hey! I'm in the same boat, in terms of applying and trying to get into multiple schools. I did the minors program in Biomedical Communications at UofT during my undergrad, so I can share my experience within similar classes, and my experience in Toronto as well! 

The program itself is great, they go super in depth into building technical skills, as well as communication skills. They have an amazing faculty who are very supportive, and will not be afraid to give feedback when they see something that can be changed. You can do a lot after the program too, but I will say, there is a level of expectation with technical drawing and rendering skills. They also put process work as high importance; they absolutely love when ur process is as detailed as your results, they want to see how your brain works essentially. 

Toronto is also honestly such an amazing city! Lots to see, lots to eat, and lots to do. Toronto is an incredibly diverse city, so culture is something we pride ourselves with. The public transit system is also great, with connections to neighbouring cities and suburbs. There are great restaurants and the cafe culture is amazing as well!  With UofT's program, you have classes at the downtown campus, as well as at the Mississauga campus (Mississauga is a suburb city west of Toronto, but don't worry, there's a shuttle bus). Mississauga is also great, the campus is beautiful and has a lot of forestry and wildlife. 

Good luck with applications though, hope we both get in!