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TORONTO’S NEW PLACE FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILD CARE
PROPOSED CHILD CARE FACILITIES WILL MAKE THINGS EASIER FOR FAMILIES IN THE NEW LAWRENCE HEIGHTS
Every parent wants to provide their children with the best quality child care to nurture them through their developing years. Unfortunately, finding reliable and adordable child care can be a real challenge for many Toronto residents.
Last year, a report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives found that Toronto has the highest infant care fees in the country — averaging $1,758 a month or $21,096 a year.
But there’s good news in The New Lawrence Heights! There are currently a total of over 600 child care spaces in the surrounding community, and over 50 new child care spaces are proposed in future phases of the development.
While the specific details are still being confirmed, this proposal is good news for families considering calling this exciting redevelopment home.
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SITE PREPARATION NOW UNDERWAY
The New Lawrence Heights neighbourhood transformation has reached an important milestone with site preparation now underway.
THE NEW LAWRENCE HEIGHTS FEATURED
The vision behind the current revitalization plans for The New Lawrence Heights was recently shared in a new article by Christopher Hume in the Toronto Star.
NORTH TORONTO HAS IT ALL
Well, this is particularly true at The New Lawrence Heights. This community’s exciting new townhome and condominium residences will put homeowners in the perfect position
TORONTO'S NEW PLACE FOR COMMUNITY
Once completed, The New Lawrence Heights will feature new and renovated community facilities that everyone can enjoy.
TORONTO’S NEW SUSTAINABLE PLACE
For our cities to remain healthy and vibrant places, our neighbourhoods need to become more sustainable, both in how they are designed and constructed.
