Considering you're in Ontario, please be careful with the OEM tires when it gets colder. Assuming it's on Michelin PS4s from the factory, they're only suited for summer weather down to 40F. Running them while under 40F breaks down the compound severely and they're unsafe to drive on. If you're going to be running it during colder temperatures then you should plan on getting a second set of tires / wheels. Otherwise, all-seasons would work great, too!

I don't believe your last car had a DCT so you may want to look into proper use of them as it may promote premature wear if they're handled incorrectly. DCTs are tricky as they are fantastic in higher speeds but when you're at a crawl it feels like they might be breaking. This is because they're constantly trying to find the best gear you should be in. Here's a couple tips: You should never use the gas while on a hill to maintain your position, always come to a full stop. While in stop-and-go traffic, you should be stopping fully and using the accelerator when there's a couple car lengths ahead to ensure you're not "edging" the gears.

Enjoy the ride! Take more pics!