An Urban Oasis in Downtown Toronto.

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A vibrant community nestled along the Lake Ontario waterfront.

Pandemic Lockdowns Are Especially Trying for Those of Us Living in Downtown, High-Rise Condominiums

November 22, 2020| Community, Community Business, Community News

by Peter Chiaramonte, President, CPRA Board of Directors The new regulations—which will remain in effect for at least 28 days (until... Read More → Pandemic Lockdowns Are Especially Trying for Those of Us Living in Downtown, High-Rise Condominiums

Interview with Local Artist Que Rock: On His Canoe Landing Campus Mural on the South Building of Jean Lumb Public School and Bishop Macdonell Catholic School

September 21, 2020| Art, Community, Neighbourhood Projects, Our Schools

Que Rock is an Anishinaabe artist based in Toronto. A native of Nipissing, Ontario, Que is internationally known as a rapper in all hip-hop... Read More → Interview with Local Artist Que Rock: On His Canoe Landing Campus Mural on the South Building of Jean Lumb Public School and Bishop Macdonell Catholic School

How the homeless are dealing with the pandemic in Toronto and the City’s approach to helping them deal with tough times ahead.

August 14, 2020| Community Awareness & Homelessness, Community Safety, Park Use and Green Space

We’ve heard when times get tough the tough get going, but where do they go? Call them homeless, call them displaced just don’t call... Read More → How the homeless are dealing with the pandemic in Toronto and the City’s approach to helping them deal with tough times ahead.

Lowering Higher Education. But Don’t Worry— Turns Out You Will Get a Good Job with Your Liberal Arts Degree Afterall

July 12, 2020| Community, Our Schools

Peter Chiaramonte, PhD In their book, Lowering Higher Education: The Rise of Corporate Universities and the Fall of Liberal Education... Read More → Lowering Higher Education. But Don’t Worry— Turns Out You Will Get a Good Job with Your Liberal Arts Degree Afterall

S.T.E.M. for Kids: Making Science, Technology, Engineering & Math Something Fun and Real

July 7, 2020| Community, Community News

Dr. Frankie Lee, PhD (Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto; Founder and CEO S.T.E.M. for Kids, Toronto). 4-Dimensional Skills for... Read More → S.T.E.M. for Kids: Making Science, Technology, Engineering & Math Something Fun and Real

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The CityPlace Residents Association core function is striving to improve the quality of life for residents and working to encourage a sense of pride in our community.

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