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Located in the downtown core of historic Richmond Hill, ON. Richmond Hill’s Centre for the Performing Arts is home to 43,000 square feet of professional entertainment that captures local, regional and national audiences. This theatre venue is a popular experience and attraction for a trip out in Richmond Hill. It offers ...
Posted by Pamela Prescott
on April 29, 2013
According to Moneysense (Canada's Personal Finance Website) the top 20 cities of 2013 show Canadians where are the best places to live. This is Moneysenses's 8th annual list, where best places are determined by various qualifications. Things that are considered while determining best places to live include: incomes and employment, the price of housing, weather, crime rates and access ...
Posted by Pamela Prescott
on April 17, 2013
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Posted by Rene Ahmad
on April 5, 2013
Located just north of Markham Village and west of Cornell, Greensborough offers something for everyone.
Outdoor Living? At one time, Greensborough was known as one of the largest agricultural areas in northern Markham. Today, it is home to one of largest neighbourhood lakes around, Swan Lake Park. Equipped with trails and wildlife, this a great place to take the kids for a walk on a ...
Posted by John Procenko
on April 5, 2011
Willowdale continues to be among the top five desired places in the City to live. Along with it's transportation access and wonderful Parks and Community centres, people are finding that it is ever growing with Culture, Entertainement and Business'. In this Blog, I want to specifically recognize the area of Yonge and Finch in Willowdale. This is where I see much of the action. On the west side of Yonge ...
Posted by John Whyte
on March 27, 2011