Hank Gilette already did that with San Francisco. His public domain SaintFrancis font is a TrueType version of SF.

As far as Toronto, I've been wondering that myself. The only place I've ever seen it is with Broderbund's Print Shop.

BTW: The Apple logo characters in the fonts are trademarked. Notice in some fonts, such as the Dubl-Click World Class Fonts, that their logo appears on Option-Shift-K instead.