York-Crosstown

The Old Mill neighbourhood is situated amidst the tree covered slopes of the Humber River Valley making it a perfect spot for families with its parklands offering various recreational activities. Within this neighbourhood lie landmarks, such as the remains of the Old Mill that create a charming ... Continue Reading » about Old Mill, Toronto

Runnymede is a community that caters to families offering priced homes, a variety of schools and easy access to shopping and transportation. Situated amidst Toronto's neighbourhoods, like Baby Point, Bloor West Village and High Park. The residential vibe of this area changes slightly along its ... Continue Reading » about Runnymede, Toronto

Harwood, a quaint neighbourhood sits atop a ridge, with a view of the Black Creek Valley. It is surrounded by the Black Creek to the north and Lavender Creek to the south and west creating boundaries that lend an air of seclusion to the area. But things have changed – Stock Yards Village, a shopping ... Continue Reading » about Harwood, Toronto

Syme is on the brink of a growth spurt thanks to the opening of the Eglinton Crosstown subway, which is expected to kickstart a revival in this area. The York Recreation Centre, a 67,000 square foot facility set to open in 2017 will be fully accessible. Positioned next to the side of the Black Creek ... Continue Reading » about Syme, Toronto

The Lambton area boasts beauty, characterized by rolling hills, valleys and majestic old oak trees all framed by the charming Humber River Valley that serves as its southern and western border. Lambton has three sections. The original core of Lambton centred around Old Dundas Street and known as ... Continue Reading » about Lambton, Toronto

Mount Dennis is on the brink of growth with the opening of the Eglinton Crosstown subway expected to breathe life into this historic community. The unveiled York Recreation Centre spans 67,000 feet and offers full accessibility. Situated near the bank of the Black Creek this local recreation hub ... Continue Reading » about Mount Dennis, Toronto