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	Leslieville Real Estate
		Now, gentrification has gained traction in Leslieville, diminishing its prior status as a stand-in for the Beach and Riverdale, and making it a hip, desirable neighbourhood in its own right.
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		While Leslieville’s character is quite evident up to Dundas Street East, there are those that consider Leslieville to extend all the way to the railway line north of Gerrard, which would thereby include Little India.
	www.rebeccalaing.ca /Leslieville_Homes (435 words)

	Leslieville - Definition, explanation
		Leslieville is a neighbourhood in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, bounded by the Canadian National railway line, and Carlaw, Eastern, and Coxwell Avenues, just east of the Don River.
		Most of Leslieville's residents were gardeners or were employed at one of the brick-making factories in the area.
		Leslieville is home to a number of large film studios, including Cinevillage and Shoreline Studios, which, as of 2004, have reduced business.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/l/le/leslieville.php (272 words)

	Leslieville at AllExperts
		Leslieville is a neighbourhood in Toronto, Ontario, Canada east of the Don River bounded by the Canadian National railway line to the north, Carlaw Avenue to the west, Eastern Avenue to south, and Coxwell Avenue to the east.
		Leslieville is home to a number of large film studios, including Cinevillage and Showline Studios, which, as of 2004, have reduced business.
		Leslieville is in the political riding of Toronto-Danforth, and is currently represented in the Canadian House of Commons by Jack Layton, leader of the federal New Democrats.
	en.allexperts.com /e/l/le/leslieville.htm (582 words)

	Leslieville Real Estate
		Leslieville's older houses along Queen Street, and south to Eastern Avenue were built in the late 1800's.
		Leslieville's main shopping district runs along historic Queen Street, where the old diners and hardware stores that used to dominate are being pushed out by more trendy shops.
		Leslieville is well served by public transit which operates bus or streetcar routes on Carlaw, Jones, Greenwood, Coxwell, and Eastern Avenues, as well as Queen and Gerrard Streets.
	juliekinnear.com /toronto-neighbourhoods/leslieville-real-estate (652 words)

	History of Leslieville
		One of the first buildings in the village was the Leslieville Public School, built in 1863.
		Leslieville's first principal was Alexander Muir who composed "The Maple Leaf Forever".
		Muir's poetic verse was inspired when a brilliant autumn maple leaf fell from a Leslieville tree onto his jacket.
	www.therealestateguys.biz /4a_custom_print.php?page=5026 (132 words)

	The Free City of Leslieville (Joe Clark: Leslieville.org)
		The Free City of Leslieville (Joe Clark: Leslieville.org)
		Nonetheless, a lot of people live there and like it, and the place is improving bit by bit.
		This site, principally written by Leslieville resident Joe Clark, is about the present and future of Leslieville.
	leslieville.org (128 words)

	Leslieville...Move over Queen West - SkyscraperCity
		Leslieville dates to about 1850, when it was a working-class village named after businessman George Leslie.
		Leslieville has been the so-called hot-snot area for quite some time...if this writer thinks he's giving us the inside scoop on something new, he's missed the boat.
		Leslieville is cool, but it doesn't have the street traffic.
	www.skyscrapercity.com /showthread.php?t=386491 (872 words)

	blogTO \| Leslieville
		After many years of playing the role of little brother to more developed Riverside, Leslieville has finally emerged as Toronto's hippest place to dine, drink, shop and live, or so proclaimed a 2005 article in the New York Times that also anointed the neighbourhood as the new Queen Street West.
		Bordered by Booth Avenue (Jimmie Simpson Park) to the west, Gerrard to the north, Woodfield to the east and Eastern Avenue to the South, Leslieville is generally what most Torontonians refer to when they think of Queen Street east past the DVP.
		Leslieville is actually sandwiched between Riverside and the Beaches (er, Beach).
	blogto.com /leslieville (592 words)

	Toronto Neighbourhoods
		Most of Leslieville's residents were either market gardeners or were employed at one of several brick making companies that used to operate in the area.
		One of the first buildings in the village was the Leslieville Public School, built in 1863.
		Leslieville's first principal was Alexander Muir who composed "The Maple Leaf Forever".
	www.torontorealestateboard.com /about_TO/Neighbourhood/regions/toronto_east/53.html (174 words)

	reportonbusiness.com: Business plan
		I intend to be the face people put to the name "Leslieville Cheese Market." Part of their loyalty to the Cheese Market will derive from personalized service.
		Although the name "Leslieville Cheese Market and Fine Foods" may imply otherwise, the shop is not envisioned to be a "high-end" shop, but rather, a shop more or less affordable to the middle-class people who live and work in this and nearby neighbourhoods.
		The co-owner/investment partner of the Leslieville Cheese Market will be a silent partner, but will no doubt have a great interest in the success of the business and will most likely spend a great deal of time at the shop during the setup time and the first few months of operation.
	www.theglobeandmail.com /servlet/story/RTGAM.20060424.wcheese-bizplan0424/BNStory/specialSmallBusiness/home/?pageRequested=all (3536 words)

	Leslieville Restaurants
		The first restaurant to bring culinary cache to Leslieville continues to sate patrons with contemporary cuisine, outstanding ambiance, attentive service and solid value.
		Leslieville is a special place and we are dedicated to sharing the spirit of the community.
		As the area has changed, so have we - through name and decor - to accommodate the taste and desires of the eclectic residents and merchants who live and work here.
	www.eastendnoise.com /restaurants.htm (1796 words)

	Our pocket of Leslieville
		The area known as Leslieville is located east of the Don River in Toronto, and is located between Riverdale to the west and The Beaches to the east; the one thing one can get specific about is the location of the nursery that was owned by George Leslie and Sons.
		Its extent was from Queen Street south to the other side of Eastern Avenue where the marshes were, and from one block east of Pape (Heward Ave.) all the way over to Leslie Street.
		The Toronto city directory of 1868 notes that Leslieville had a population of 450 people, and was located two miles east of Toronto on the Kingston Road.
	www3.sympatico.ca /patash/leslieville.html (2016 words)

	Torontoist: Leslieville, the New Queen West?
		Leslieville already has coffee shops and bars that attract low-income people, many of them vulgarians and borderline drug dealers who look fresh off the boat from Newfoundland.
		His point about Leslieville being 'protected' from over-gentrification by the high number of social housing projects in the area is quite well taken.
		What you are seeing now in Leslieville, therefore, is a clash between the free market, which favours Leslieville because of its excellent location and under-priced housing stock, and the legacy of socialist housing policy.
	www.torontoist.com /archives/2006/05/joe_clark_you_h.php (2333 words)

	Homes in Leslieville, Alberta
		If you are really interested in living in Leslieville you'll want to take a close look at housing prices in relation to the opportunities available for you and your family.
		More specifically, Leslieville has many real estate professionals available to assist you with buying or selling a home or property.
		If you have a web page, article or service related to in Leslieville and want it to be published on this page, - post it here now.
	www.new-home.ca /homes/alberta/leslieville.html (301 words)

	etc...news - East Toronto Communities Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The fruits of his labour have been a source of conversation in Leslieville of late as the ongoing project progressed to some very dramatic and public restoration work on the facade and east wall last summer.
		I hope that this award will encourage others to look, really look, at the effort and thought that went into creating buildings of this quality and type, see the value they have, and perhaps choose to preserve these important, main street elements of our built heritage", says Strygg.
		In addition to the physical restoration, Strygg has sought out and contacted descendants of the family that built the building in 1895 (some of whom lived there until the 1940s) and is working with them to help reconstruct the history of this important family in Leslieville’s early history.
	www.etcnews.ca /features/01_11_22.htm (370 words)

	Leslieville Alberta singles chat. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Leslieville Alberta singles chat, post a free profile, discussion forums, photo chat, and private e-mail accounts.
		Leslieville Alberta club for advice on relationships, dating, and marriage.
		Leslieville Alberta chat service and alerts when people match your selected criteria.
	www.womenseekingmenforum.com /messages/85.html (575 words)

	Toronto Real Estate - Toronto the Good - Toronto Neighbourhoods - East Toronto
		The green and white Leslieville street signs that run along Queen Street were installed in 1987.
		These historic markers are symbolic of a renewed interest and pride in Leslieville among the residents of this quiet east end neighbourhood.
		Leslieville, still feels very much like a small village.
	www.torontothegood.com /index/page/230.html (1135 words)

	Leslieville Day Spa Gift Certificates For Leslieville Day Spas
		Leslieville Day Spa gift certificates from Spa Finder are the perfect gift for the holiday season and all year round.
		The person you give it to can visit the Leslieville day spas of their choice provided they are one of Spa Finders recommended day spas in Leslieville.
		The Leslieville day spa gift certificate that you purchase can be mailed directly to your special someone.
	www.spa-gift-certificates.com /spa_gift_certificates-Leslieville-city.html (191 words)

	Ital Florist, Leslieville Online Flower Shop, Flower Delivery Leslieville, Sending Flowers to Leslieville, Canada, USA, ...
		As a top 25 FTD Florist, Leslieville online flower shop and florist, Ital florist is Leslieville's favorite floral store for sending flowers to Leslieville, Canada, and around the world.
		Each flower delivery to Leslieville through Ital florist is processed by FTD's qualified florists who are among the best in flower industry in Leslieville and worldwide.
		Flower delivery in Leslieville or other cities and countries can be done by visiting Ital florist's associates flower shops in Leslieville or placing an order by phone or on our online store.
	www.italflorist.com /city/alberta/leslieville-florist.cfm (144 words)

	ICM Newsletter vol. 1, no. 1: Canadian Music Historic Sites
		The Leslieville house where the author of ‘The Maple Leaf Forever’ lived more than a century ago is officially entering a new era this weekend.
		Leslie provides exact details as to the location: he was the postmaster of the Leslieville post office at the time, located at 1164 Queen Street East, and the two men met there and walked eastward for a short distance when the maple leaf fell.
		Other locations would have served the purpose of commemorating Muir better, or at least equally as well: the Leslieville public school, for instance, where he was principal at the time he wrote the song, or 60 Churchill Avenue, where he lived at the time of his death in 1906.
	www.utoronto.ca /icm/0101b.html (1989 words)

	Condor, Alberta
		It was about one and one-half miles south and west of Condor and about five miles south and east from Leslieville.
		The disadvantages were that it was necessary to drive a distance for food and other necessary purchases and services and that privacy was limited because of close proximity of neighbours and classes.
		There were many pleasant experiences with the children in the elementary schools in Leslieville and Condor.
	www.innvista.com /society/education/schools/condor.htm (1647 words)

	Margaret Buckley: Leslieville Real Estate (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Whether you're looking for real estate in Leslieville, Danforth, Riverdale or Beaches areas of Toronto, contact Margaret Buckley at 416-699-9292 or 416-738-1879 (cell).
		It's no accident that Margaret is consistently among the top agents in the Scarborough area, and nobody works harder to help you find your dream home.
		Margaret Buckley is one of the area's top agents and can help you find your dream home, or she can sell your home to her growing list of long-time clients.
	www.tendercarerealestate.com /real_estate/Toronto/east_toronto/default.asp?kw=Leslieville%20Real%20Estate (228 words)

	Condos in Leslieville, Alberta
		If you are interested in real estate or property investment in Leslieville, check with local real estate professionals to find out what's available.
		Depending on the area that you are most interested in, you may find that housing markets and investment markets tend to be higher or lower.
		Alberta is also a popular tourism destination, welcoming visitors to the province each year; a strong tourism industry is yet another contributing factor to the province's popularity, including Leslieville.
	www.realestateproperty.ca /secure/condos/alberta/leslieville.html (307 words)

	Goodbye Gritty, Hello Trendy - New York Times
		Bar at OverJoy, in Leslieville, an area that is a new frontier for Toronto restaurateurs.
		The area benefits from the overflow from Bonjour Brioche, No. 812, (416) 406-1250, a few blocks west of Leslieville, where weekend lines for French toast ($5.85) and warm croissants ($1.15) drive some patrons to venture farther east.
		With the increase in local traffic, Leslieville's vintage furniture shops are no longer the secret trove of local set designers.
	www.edwardlevesque.ca /nytimes.html (677 words)

	Eye Weekly - Food - 05.25.00
		Although this part of Leslieville -- that non-distinctive area that's not quite the Beach, not quite Riverdale and is perhaps best described as simply in-between -- is not known for its gourmet eateries, Verveine, a classically cool new dining spot, has been drawing big crowds since it opened its doors a few months ago.
		The fruit crumble melds the fruit of the moment (at this moment, it's apples and raspberries) with vanilla-bean ice cream and a decadent crème anglais.
		With prices that are altogether mid-range reasonable (apps are $5 to $10, mains -- excluding specials -- from $14 to $19), Verveine may be just the thing to transform Leslieville from the in-between into somewhere to be.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_05.25.00/foodanddrink/food.html (787 words)

	Clean Air Strategic Alliance - Stations - PAMZ - Leslieville
		The Leslieville (portable) station is located approximately 25 km east of Rocky Mountain House.
		This station is located in the Leslieville area for approximately two months at a time, twice per year.
		Parameters monitored on a continuous (hourly) basis at this station include hydrogen sulphide, total reduced sulphur, nitrogen dioxide, nitric oxide, total oxides of nitrogen, ozone, sulphur dioxide, total hydrocarbons, wind direction, wind speed, temperature, relative humidity and solar radiation.
	www.casadata.org /stations/parkland/leslieville.asp (125 words)

	Riverdale Tour - Riverdale Toronto.com
		Leslieville is quickly becoming one of Toronto's funky little neighborhoods.
		In between all of this, you can settle down in one of the numerous cafes and restaurants that specialize in decadent desserts.
		Many artist, photographers, graphic designers, cinematographers and producers have brought their studios and production houses right to the heart of Leslieville.
	www.riverdaletoronto.com /tour/rvdl_l.shtml (189 words)

	Best food in Leslieville!?! - Ontario (including Toronto) - Chowhound
		Edward Levesque is heavily favoured on this board and elsewhere.
		Verveine was in Leslieville before anyone thought of Leslieville as a dining location.
		New resto in Leslieville, Baldini: After one lunch and one dinner, very, very good.
	www.chowhound.com /topics/100715 (1368 words)

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