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	Leaside - A Brief History, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
		The Leaside Station was destroyed by a fire in the 1940's and was rebuilt in 1946.
		In 1967 The Town of Leaside was amalgamated with East York to become THE BOROUGH OF EAST YORK and in 1997 was amalgamated into the new megacity of TORONTO.
		In spite of this, Leaside has retained its sense of community and its real estate is highly valued particularly amongst young families who value its schools and recreational facilities.
	leaside.info /history.html (782 words)

	Toronto Neighbourhoods
		Leaside's development was historically significant in that it was the first town in Ontario to be completely planned on paper before any homes were actually built.
		Leaside's residential development was stalled due to the outbreak of World War I, however Leaside was an important contributor to the war effort.
		Leaside's status as a Town came to an end in 1967 when it became part of the Borough of East York, which has since amalgamated with the City of Toronto.
	www.torontoneighbourhoods.net /regions/eastyork/65.html (285 words)

	Leaside Real Estate
		Leaside has retained its sense of community and its real estate is highly valued particularly amongst young families who appreciate its schools and recreational facilities.
		The typical Leaside house is situated on a generous lot with a private drive and a garage.
		The Leaside Memorial Community Gardens at Millwood Road and Laird Drive is a multi-recreational complex that includes an indoor ice arena, an indoor swimming pool, a curling rink and an auditorium.
	juliekinnear.com /toronto-neighbourhoods/leaside-real-estate (807 words)

	A St. John's Newfoundland bed and breakfast, accommodation in newfoundland - Leaside Manor Heritage Inn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Leaside rents its facilities at a rate of $199 per hour, a minimum of two hours is required.
		Leaside uses several caterers and would be delighted to recommend.
		Leaside recommends at least a beverage be served at such sessions, and are happy to discuss this with you.
	www.leaside.nf.ca /Wedding_Services.htm (428 words)

	Leaside Manor Luxury B&B and Apartments: St. John's Bed & Breakfasts, St. John's Newfoundland
		Leaside Manor is a very large, attractive, heritage property located a few minutes from downtown St. John's, within walking distance of the harbour.
		At its interior, Leaside still holds most of the charm of the era in which it was constructed: paneled walls, light sconces, ornate fireplaces, and inlaid wood flooring.
		Leaside is also a beautiful location for breakfast meetings, private luncheons, dinner parties, receptions, weddings, wedding photos, and so on.
	www.realadventures.com /listings/1022478.htm (889 words)

	Southern Way - Leaside Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Leaside has an experienced management team that can steer you in the right direction and take some of the stress of party planning away – all with a smile and the slightest reminder of what Southern Hospitality is meant to be.
		Leaside’s staff can help you develop that perfect party menu from Southern Way or work diligently with you and an outside caterer so that everything goes as planned.
		Nestled in the woods, Leaside brings the quiet solitude of the country to the metropolitan Columbia area.
	www.thesouthernway.com /index.asp?doc=626 (141 words)

	Leaside Regeneration, the sustainable regeneration company for East London
		Leaside Regeneration is a young, highly-skilled company, established in 1998 with a mission to deliver innovative and exemplary sustainable regeneration.
		Leaside Regeneration invests £5.1 million in local area - [10th May 2006] - Full Story
		Leaside Regeneration Ltd has awarded over £5.1million of funding in the last financial year to help drive forward the social, economic and physical development of Tower Hamlets.
	www.leasideregeneration.com (253 words)

	Leaside Real Estate
		Most Leaside homes are traditional detached two-storey designs dating from the 1930s and 1940s, all-brick constructed, with distinctive intermixing of cut stone around entryways and front bay windows.
		Although Leaside was part of the former borough of East York, homes in Leaside more closely tie-in with neighbouring North Toronto communities such as Davisville Village, and even Moore Park to an extent.
		Leaside stretches from Bayview east to Laird, and from Sunnybrook Park south to Moore Avenue and Southvale Drive.
	www.rebeccalaing.ca /Leaside_Real_Estate (365 words)

	St. John's Newfoundland and Labrador Bed and Breakfast Self Catering Hotels, Leaside Manor - Boutique Suites, Hotels, ...
		John's Newfoundland and Labrador Bed and Breakfast Self Catering Hotels, Leaside Manor - Boutique Suites, Hotels, hotel Accommodations in St. John's
		Leaside Manor is a gracious and carefully restored 1920s manor house that belonged to one of Newfoundland's most prominent families.
		With traditional and contemporary rooms, Jacuzzi suites and apartments, Leaside is one of St. John's most popular accommodation venues.
	www.leaside.nf.ca (72 words)

	Leaside Manor a St. John's Newfoundland Bed and Breakfast - St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada - BBOnline.com / ...
		Leaside has recently added luxurious meeting facilities to its amenities.
		Leaside's rooms and suites are spacious, and all include ensuite washrooms.
		Leaside is non-smoking.....but smoking areas have been set aside.
	www.bbonline.com /can/nf/leaside/index.html (253 words)

	Leaside United Church
		Welcome to Leaside United Church, a congregation of The United Church of Canada.
		Located at the intersection of Millwood and McRae in the heart of Leaside in central Toronto, we are a community oriented church with a membership comprising about 357 households.
		We are a welcoming, inclusive community with strong networks of supportive relationships, prayerfully striving for excellence in all that we do, growing in faith and spirituality, and reaching out to those in need.
	www.leaside.org (274 words)

	Leaside Lawn Bowling Club - History
		The Leaside Lawn Bowling Club has played a long history in the Town of Leaside and the former Borough and later, City of East York and now in the City of Toronto.
		Membership in the club was originally open to all male residents of the town of Leaside, who would be the only voting members of the club.
		Associate membership was also granted to persons residing outside the Town of Leaside and to ladies, provided that the admission of such did not unduly interfere with the use of the greens by residents of the Town of Leaside who were, or wished to become, members of the club.
	www.leasidebowls.ca /history.htm (535 words)

	Ware Online - Leaside Church.
		The number of people who think of Leaside as "their church" is much larger than this, though, thanks to the wide range of groups who meet regularly on our premises.
		Leaside's own Kindergarten is well known throughout the town, whilst many other groups, from youth organisations to a mental health club, from ornithologists to the National Childbirth Trust all use the buildings from time to time.
		Leaside is a member of the Lea Valley North Methodist Circuit and the URC Lea Valley Area of Shared Ministry.
	www.wareonline.co.uk /features/leaside.asp (486 words)

	Leaside (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Leaside is in especially high demand with upper middle income families who value this neighbourhood as an ideal place to raise children.
		Leaside has abundant greenspace and parkland, a fine selection of schools, one of Toronto's best shopping districts on Bayview Avenue, and excellent access to public transit.
		Leaside's newest shopping destination is the Leaside Centre, a collection of large national retailers located at the south-east corner of Laird Drive and Eglinton Avenue.
	www.lakeviewrealty.ca /leasidetoronto.htm (1132 words)

	Leaside Reach
		This is in the former Town of Leaside.
		The Leaside Airfield, notable as the terminus of the first official airmail flight in Canada, was located here.
		The Leaside Airfield, which was also located in this area, was used in W.W.I as a training base for the Royal Flying Corps.
	www.lostrivers.ca /LeasideR.htm (494 words)

	In Leaside - It's where you want to be. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In Leaside - It's where you want to be.
		Leaside is one of the most popular neighbourhoods in Toronto.
		Outstanding parkland and recreational facilities, safe streets, great schools, and excellent shopping and dining make Leaside an ideal neighbourhood to live in.
	www.inleaside.com (85 words)

	Leaside Skating Club - How to Register (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The personal information requested by the Leaside Skating Club at time of registration is used for its sole and exclusive use to ensure the delivery of the services purchased by members from the Club.
		Leaside Skating Club is located at Leaside Memorial Gardens, 1073 Millwood Rd (at the junction of Millwood and Laird).
		Leaside Skating Club is sanctioned by Skate Canada.
	www.leasideskatingclub.com /register.html (492 words)

	Old Time Trains
		Here a connection was built for southward to westward (or east to north) movements to Donlands (2.2 miles) where it connected with the CPR to reach Leaside another 1.3 miles and completed in June 1917.
		It also had use of common tracks from Leaside to North Toronto and over the north service track along with exclusive rights to traffic from local industries on the north side between Avenue Road and Dovercourt Road.
		Located between Leaside and Agincourt at Warden Avenue and Ellesmere Road in Scarborough this industrial spur ran 3.4 miles south to Eglinton Avenue East serving a number of small industries as well as CGE and Volkswagen.
	www.trainweb.org /oldtimetrains/CPR_Toronto/LEASIDE.htm (3076 words)

	Toronto Public Library > News & Publications > Archived News Releases > Leaside Branch Opens Today
		The Leaside branch is part of the 98-branch Toronto Public Library, the busiest public library system in North America.
		The reconstructed library is a fully accessible one-floor building, with program and community meeting space, a comfortable reading lounge, increased study space, a local history room and additional public access computers.
		Leaside Library is located at 165 McRae Drive (west off Laird Avenue, south of Eglinton Avenue East) and is open Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 a.m.
	www.tpl.toronto.on.ca /new_arc_02jun11_leaside.jsp (269 words)

	The Town of Leaside
		The Town of Leaside was unique in Ontario as it was the only town which was planned in complete detail before a single building was erected and which grew to fulfil its plan pretty well as designed.
		In 1825 one other town, Adolphustown, in Prince Edward County, came very close in detail of planning to that of Leaside, but never really reached the planned potential and is still just an unpretentious village.
		After the war, Leaside became a important bedroom community for the city and by 1967, when it was merged with the Township of East York to become part of The Borough of East York, it was over 20,000.
	www.lostrivers.ca /points/LeasideTown.htm (566 words)

	Leaside Curling Club - Club Location
		Leaside Curling Club is part of the Leaside Memorial Community Gardens recreational complex.
		We are located in the rear section of this complex (arena, meeting centre, swimming pool, curling club) at 1073a Millwood Road, at the intersection of Millwood and Southvale.
		The curling club is directly across the street in the Leaside Memorial Community Gardens complex.
	www.leasidecurling.ca /locate_us.htm (353 words)

	Leaside Property Owners' Association - History of Leaside (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		“Leaside” was built by William Lea, founder of the Village of Leaside, between 1851 and 1854.
		It was located close to where Leaside Memorial Gardens stand today.
		It took all day to burn due to the magnificent pine woodwork with not a single knot in it.
	www.lpoa.ca /history/index.html (127 words)

	Leaside Bible Chapel, Toronto, ON - BrethrenPedia
		Leaside Bible Chapel in Toronto was started in 1948, always located at 826 Eglinton Avenue East.
		Leaside Bible Chapel has commended many full-time workers over the years.
		Arnold Spears from Leaside Bible Chapel, Toronto, ON for a time laboured for the Lord in Iroquois Falls Gospel Chapel, ON.
	brethrenpedia.com /wiki/Leaside_Bible_Chapel,_Toronto,_ON (429 words)

	Leaside Regeneration, the sustainable regeneration company for East London
		Leaside Regeneration also publishes PAN Newsletters which are available for download.
		Leaside Regeneration and its partners have high aspirations for the Blackwall neighbourhood.
		Leaside Regeneration aims to capture a once in a lifetime opportunity to transform some of
	www.leasideregeneration.com /publications.php (368 words)

	Leaside Landscaping
		A long-term Leaside resident and graduate of Ryerson's Landscape Architectural Technology program, Simon established Leaside Landscaping in 1982.
		Its subsequent success can largely be attributed to the fact that Simon is one of those fortunate individuals who has turned his passion into his career.
		Leaside Landscaping has grown into a company that deploys multiple teams of experienced people who provide a full range of services.
	www.leasidelandscaping.com /who.html (122 words)

	Leaside Curling Club - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
		Leaside is a very active club located in the community of Leaside in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
		Beginner or championship-bound, young or old, Leaside has the curling section for you.
		Leaside is a great place for corporations and organizations
	www.leasidecurling.ca (387 words)

	Leaside High School The First 50 Years Home Page
		Working with the school and the reunion committee, I set about interviewing as many teachers (past and present) and former students who had gone on to interesting careers and lives as I could manage.
		My generation now had kids attending Leaside High and I was lucky enough to get a wonderful interview with Mike Kukulewich (Cooley) and his daughter Rachel.
		Just before the big day was to arrive in October 1995 my grandmother Eva McGovern (a Leaside resident since 1937) passed away peacefully at the age of 85.
	www.leasidehighvideo.com (333 words)

	Leaside Educational Trust
		For over 30 years Leaside has been providing outdoor educational pursuits for young people in the East London area.
		In addition, we build on four decades of sporting expertise at both national and international level.
		Leaside is a registered charity No. 1027645 and company limited by guarantee No. 02859615.
	www.leaside.co.uk (127 words)

	Welcome to the LBPA's website, Leaside Bussiness Park Association, Toronto, Canada, lbpa.ca
		The city has decided that only stake holder groups will be able to make comments regarding this process.
		Leaside Business Park Association is one of these stake holders.
		Therefore, once you have looked at the definition which applies to your business and would like to make comments or changes please e-mail the association at jean@leasidebusinesspark.com The commenting period for industrial establishments ends February 27, 2005 and for commercial establishments the period ends March 14, 2005.
	www.leasidebusinesspark.com (312 words)

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