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<strong>BIA</strong> DESCRIPTIONS AND CONTACTS<br />
Albion Islington<br />
Mr. Sing Shamsher – Chair – (416)-742-0011<br />
Albion Islington <strong>BIA</strong> is a unique shopping district, showcasing a mix of retail shops that specialize in gold<br />
jewelry, clothing & textiles, salons, grocery stores and restaurants from South Asia and the West Indies<br />
along with a variety of other businesses.<br />
This vibrant commercial area is located along Albion Road from Lund Avenue to west of John Grubb<br />
Court; north of Calstock Drive to Albion West Plaza and Islington Avenue north of Sandhill Drive to the Bell<br />
Canada building; north of Thistletown Multi Service Centre grounds to south of Wardlaw Cres.<br />
The Beach<br />
Ms. Deborah Etsten – Executive Director – (416) 693-2242<br />
Visit The Beach, Toronto’s favourite lakeside community … sandy beaches, the long winding<br />
Boardwalk, beautiful parks and the natural beauty of the Beach have always drawn people to this eastend<br />
community. Our small-town friendly Main Street with its eclectic and vibrant shops, services and<br />
restaurants have kept The Beach popular, year after year.<br />
With more than 400 shops, eateries, and services, it’s all here. Enjoy sidewalk cafes and fine<br />
restaurants, one-of-a-kind jewelry, artistic creations, gifts, garden gear and fashion for the young-atheart,<br />
kids and even pups. Just hop on the Queen Street East streetcar to get to The Beach!<br />
www.Beach<strong>BIA</strong>.com<br />
Bloor Annex<br />
Ms. Janice McHugh – Coordinator – (647) 999-7633<br />
The Annex neighborhood is located on Bloor Street between Bathurst and Madison in Toronto’s west end.<br />
It is home to some of the best restaurants in the city. Italian, Greek, Middle Eastern and Asian food all<br />
can be found easily along Bloor Street. Some of Toronto’s most popular pub’s are also found in the Annex.<br />
The summer is a great time to visit the Annex to check out the funky shops and have dinner on a patio.<br />
www.bloorannexbia.com<br />
Bloor by the Park<br />
Ms. Corrine Humphreys – Coordinator – (416) 762-0505<br />
Nestled along Bloor Street West just east of picturesque High Park between Keele and Roncesvalles, Bloor<br />
by the Park most closely mirrors Toronto’s diverse mix of cultures.<br />
Established as a <strong>BIA</strong> in 1987, this district is currently well known for its many award-winning restaurants,<br />
featuring foods and beverages from the Orient, Mexico, Italy, Cuba, Greece and elsewhere. Its distinctive<br />
combination of shops, services and sidewalk pubs also makes a stroll through the area well worth while.<br />
Bloor West Village<br />
Ms. Paula McInerney – Co- Chair – (416) 767-9992<br />
Since 1970 when the Bloor West Village <strong>BIA</strong> was established as Canada’s first <strong>BIA</strong>, it has steadily<br />
maintained its reputation as one of Toronto’s most successful <strong>BIA</strong>s. Today Bloor West Village is widely<br />
recognized as one of Toronto’s most popular shopping districts. Along with a good mix of retail shops,<br />
professional offices and service establishments, it also boasts a concentration of distinctive bakeries,<br />
delicatessens and restaurants, several of which offer a tempting array of European specialties.<br />
www.bloorwestvillage.ca<br />
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