Northwest Toronto Ball Hockey League

St Clare Multifaith Housing is a leading private non-profit developer in Canada, specializing in the creation of new supportive and affordable housing in Toronto. Over the past two decades, they have built 383 units of new affordable housing, contributing to neighborhood diversification by repurposing surplus buildings such as a hotel, a church, and a medical office building. Committed to providing safe and inclusive communities, St Clare's offers affordable mixed-income housing to a diverse range of tenants in downtown Toronto. Their model of healthy communities emphasizes on-site coordination, partnership with board members, and valuable lessons learned in creating sustainable housing solutions. Generated from their website

Fred Dowling Co-operative Inc. has been providing affordable housing in Toronto's Frankel-Lambert neighbourhood since 1980, consisting of five low-rise buildings that encompass 72 units in stacked townhouses and six-plexes. Established initially in 1977 by a union leader, the co-op has evolved through multiple phases of development, reflecting a commitment to community and cooperative living. The co-op is situated on historically significant land and acknowledges its roots in the shared resources and traditions of Indigenous nations. In addition to offering housing, the co-op fosters a sense of community and collective memory through storytelling projects that engage its residents in reflecting on their shared history. Generated from the website

The Hungarian Canadian Cultural Center in Toronto, ON serves as a hub for Hungarian cultural activities and events in the local community. With a focus on promoting and preserving Hungarian heritage, the center offers various programs, workshops, and performances to engage and connect individuals interested in Hungarian culture. Generated from their business information