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District Name:	Bloor-Yorkville
Main Intersection:	Bay and Bloor
Description:Entrepreneur Joseph Bloor founded the Village of Yorkville in 1830, and it has always been the heart and soul of Toronto. The area is distinguished by Victorian Mews, quaint residential streets, vibrant flower baskets and picturesque gardens. Bloor-Yorkville is a preferred spot for actors and high profile visitors drawn by the areas fantastic shopping and superb restaurants. Once a hippie hangout, this neighbourhood has now blossomed into an urban oasis
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District Name:	Forest Hill
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Description:Forest Hill is an affluent neighbourhood in central Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It was originally incorporated as a village in 1923, and later annexed by the City of Toronto in 1967, along with the Village of Swansea. The village was named after the summer home of John Wickson; previously it had been known as Spadina Heights (a name that continued to be applied to the neighbourhood into the twentieth century). Its original boundaries were Bathurst Street to the west, Upper Canada College to the east, Eglinton Avenue to the north, and Lonsda
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District Name:	The Annex
Main Intersection:	Bloor West and Spadina
Description:Formerly home to a number of elite Toronto families, this is a quiet residential neighbourhood with tree lined one-way streets, dotted with beautiful Victorian homes and mansions; most of them built between 1880 and the early 1900's. Now mostly populated by University of Toronto students, this area has a thriving cultural scene mixed with an eclectic array of coffee shops, pubs, restaurants, galleries and bookstores. This is an excellent place to spend an afternoon.
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