Etobicoke

Long Branch is a standing community situated along the Toronto waterfront in the southwest of the city. It's currently going through changes, with housing projects underway along Lakeshore Boulevard. This charming lakeside area boasts features such as scenic waterfront parks, a community arena, a ... Continue Reading » about Long Branch, Toronto

New Toronto can be found along the beaches of Toronto. This area is experiencing changes as the zone, in the part of the neighbourhood, has been transitioned into residential zoning. Industries are gradually relocating from New Toronto with plans in motion for housing developments in that ... Continue Reading » about New Toronto, Toronto

Mimico serves as the entrance to the picturesque waterfront neighbourhoods of Toronto's region. This established community is renowned for its lakeside parks and top notch recreational amenities. With a proximity to downtown Toronto Mimico boasts its Go Transit train station situated along Royal ... Continue Reading » about Mimico, Toronto

Alderwood is a standing neighbourhood that values family life in the part of Toronto. The community has a knit relationship, between homes and schools with a daycare known as "Alderwood Action Alliance" operating within Sir Adam Beck School. To the west lies the picturesque Etobicoke Creek Valley ... Continue Reading » about Alderwood, Toronto

The Queensway is a budget neighbourhood, in the west end that provides access to downtown Toronto and plenty of recreational opportunities at the nearby South Humber Parklands. Historically The Queensway kept a profile until its rise to fame attracting attention from TV shows, movies and ... Continue Reading » about The Queensway, Toronto

Humber Bay is a neighbourhood, with a mix of middle income families bordered to the west by Mimico Creek and to the east by the Humber River Valley. The natural boundaries have influenced the landscape creating rolling hills and abundant mature trees. Notable features of the area include the row ... Continue Reading » about Humber Bay, Toronto