TORONTO – Toronto Centre: the presence of so many churches (both Protestant and Catholic) as well as Cathedrals – St. Michael’s, St. James, St. Paul – in Old Toronto led to the once-held reputation of “Toronto the Good”. It was, of course anything but. Nestled between the University, the Insurance Companies, the eastern territories of the federated colleges that comprised the University of Toronto and the hospitals and scientific research centers, was the old “Annex” – slum-like environment for new arrivals to Canada…
TORONTO – La presenza di così tante chiese (sia protestanti che cattoliche) e di cattedrali – San Michele, San Giacomo, San Paolo – nella vecchia Toronto ha portato alla reputazione, nel passato, di “Toronto the Good” (“Toronto la Buona”). Ovviamente era tutt’altro…
TORONTO – Don Valley West is no stranger to people of privilege and wealth: middle-class and upper middle. There are numerous private schools of renown, a hospital of international repute and an offshoot of a university with a respected, if limited, program…
TORONTO – Il distretto di Don Valley West non è estraneo alle persone privilegiate e benestanti: classe media e medio-alta. Ci sono numerose scuole private rinomate, un ospedale di fama internazionale ed un ramo di un’università con un programma rispettato, anche se limitato…
TORONTO – York Centre: This is another constituency whose demographic makeup suggests a pronounced electoral battle. It is also the location (still) of the former Canadian Military Base (De Havilland), although reduced in geographic size as much of the land continues to be converted to housing…
