Looks very much like Gelechia lynceella based on images at BOLD systems - http://www.boldsystems.org/views/taxbrowser.php?taxid=52207.
However, it is also listed as a western species at some other websites including MPG, and so its true identity, thought one step closer, is still a mistery at this point to me.
Thanks.

Looks like a good match. It is not listed as "western" at MPG. We happen only to show a western specimen. But even if it was marked as W for western that would not disqualify your moth. The distribution of micros is so inadequately known that almost anyone can add new localities for micro species. But look at the map at the bottom of the BOLD page showing localities for specimens in their database. They are shown from southern Ontario (probably very near you) as well as further northeast in the Toronto-Ottawa area. We simply can't do much better than this when dealing with photographs. (no rsvp, thanks)

Submit it to MPG. See what they say. See info here if you are unfamiliar with the process.

Keep in mind that without dissection or DNA, the majority of these cryptic micros can cannot be ID'd with great confidence. "Looks like..." is often about as good as it gets.