It doesn't look like a Grey Wolf. The shape of the face and size don't look right.
We have Eastern wolves, but they've hybridized with coyotes in Ontario so much that we don't have many pure Eastern wolves left.
We were in Riding Mountain NP (Manitoba) this year where they have 10 packs of wolves and learn a fair bit about them.
Grey wolves are quite big - we saw one dark morph grey wolf and it was so big we thought we had a black bear. Except for loners, grey wolves are always found in packs.
Either case, that's _way_ out of the range for a wolf, especially since wolves don't like to be near people and populated areas but coyotes thrive in southern ontario.
If you really want a huge number of hits, you could tag your coyote with "chupracabra".
