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69 / 100
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  • Public Transport 4.5/5
  • Cell/Mobile Phone Reception 4.5/5
  • Internet Access 4.5/5

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  • Families / Kids 27%
  • Couples 29%
  • Singles 23%
  • Retirees 22%
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Jamescurz
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Jamescurz reviewed Toronto, Ontario

May 05, 2009
5/5Excellent

“A great place to live for all professionals or business men”

Toronto is a very diverse city both culturally and in terms of the attractions and activities it has to offer. Many of these attractions are located in the downtown area, making them extremely easy to visit.

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Prust Avenue, Toronto, Ontario

4/5

“Best family neighbourhood in Leslieville”

- JSmith
Prust Avenue has always been the premium street in Leslieville, being directly across Gerrard from the skating rink at Greenwood Park. Both public and catholic elementary schools are walking distance...Full review

Fermanagh Avenue, Toronto, Ontario

4/5

“A great street for families”

- GuyZero
A fantastic street for families - good schools nearby, a big park close with lots of organized sports leagues plus High Park not far away either.

Grenadier Road, Toronto, Ontario

4/5

“I miss Grenadier, soooo much!”

- kieran25
We moved away from Grenadier Road last June and have not stopped looking back since. Going to live in Ireland seemed like a great idea, but when we got here we could not help comparing our lives on Gr...Full review
  • Leaving Grenadier Rd. 28/06/08, So sad.

Neville Park Boulevard, Toronto, Ontario

4/5

“One of Toronto's Gems”

- Brennan
A beautiful long dead-end street that runs north of Queen Street East just before the Queen streetcar turns around. The street runs the length of a ravine of sorts, such that the backyards of many of...Full review

Baltic Avenue, Toronto, Ontario

4/5

“It may be the cheapest in Monopoly, but at least it's on the...”

- DeePurple
Baltic Avenue is one block long, three blocks from the subway and the shops & restaurants on the Danforth, and is yet a low-traffic, quiet street.

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