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St. Stephen's Community House Conflict resolution service, daycare, Aids/HIV education, Pre/post-natal program. St. Stephens Community House was established under the auspices of the Diocese of Toronto of the Anglican Church, linked to the Church of St. Stephens-in-the-Fields. In 1974, the House became a separate incorporated non-profit charitable organization with an elected Board of Directors with its first home, 91 Bellevue. St. Stephens Community House became a United Way member agency in 1975. The agency provides a range of services to newcomers, seniors, children and youth, homeless, and the community. It has been listed in Heritage Torontos Inventory of Heritage Properties in 1980. |
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No. 8 Hose Station was falling into disrepair. In the midst of deciding if it should be renovated or torn down an arsonist lit a major fire at the station, causing serious damage. The Fire department decided to restore the station to its original state. |
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Toms Place Specializing in quality discount designer mens and womens clothing. |
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Smart Wear Wholesale, retail and manufacturers of clothing, sports wear, footwear and luggage. Small appliances also available. |
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Augusta Egg Market Eggs. Wholesale and retail. |
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Perolas Specializing in products from South & Central America, Brazil and Mexico. |
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The Hainan Association of Ontario Community service organization. |
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New Seaway Fish Market Fresh and frozen fish and seafood daily. |
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Exile Torontos home of vintage bowling, cowboy and Hawaiian shirts, seventies sundresses, distressed Levis and deconstructed denim. Custom-made retro t-shirts, novelty gifts and postcards. |
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Zimmerman's Discounted brand name clothing, such as Nike/Adidas clothing & shoes and Point Zero. |
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Casa Acoreana Specialized coffees & teas, bulk candy, spices and a wide assortment of dry goods. Louie's Coffee stop Cafe. |