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Jewish communities in and around the Greater Toronto Area

1. Thornhill Woods
2. Richmond Hill
3. Thornhill-Vaughan
4. Thornhill-Markham
5. Newtonbrook
6. Willowdale
7. Bathurst Manor
8. Armour Heights
9. Bayview Village
10. Lawrence Manor

11. York Mills
12. Forest Hill
13. Yonge & Eglinton

14. High Park
15. Downtown core
16. Danforth-Beach

17. Oakville
18. Mississauga
19. Brampton
20. Aurora, Newmarket, Barrie
21. Pickering, Ajax

Links for getting around the GTA

UJA Federation of Greater Toronto
UJA Federation Centre for Jewish Education
JVS Toronto

JIAS(Jewish Immigrant Aid Services) Toronto
Kashruth Council
Canadian Jewish News
Hillel of Greater Toronto

Tourist Information
GO Transit

City of Toronto
Toronto Transit Commission
Toronto District School Board
Toronto.com

York Region
York Region Transit
York Region District School Board

Durham Region
Durham District School Board

Peel Region
Peel District School Board

Halton Region
Halton District School Board

 

Making a new home in a new city
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2008-07-08 14:22:36

Moving to a new city is always a challenge. For those who have made a major move, it can be disheartening to not know if Bathurst St. is east or west of Yonge St. or where to find a challah in a new neighbourhood.

Shalom Toronto, a program of UJA Federation – Jewish Information Service of Greater Toronto (JIST), is working to make the transition a little easier. 

Designed to welcome newcomers to our city, Shalom Toronto offers a package of useful information about our city and our community. Included is information about Toronto and York Region, Jewish community centres, activities for children and families and much more. One of the highlights of the package is a six-month subscription to the Canadian Jewish News and a certificate for a housewarming challah from sponsoring kosher bakeries.

At the heart of Shalom Toronto are the volunteers available to speak with or email new arrivals.  Long-time JIST volunteer Madeleine Smith explains, “We believe that this welcome, whether in person or on the phone or by email, can help everyone feel part of one community.  We are delighted to say "Welcome to Your New Home.

If you are new to Toronto or know of someone who is new, or contemplating moving here, please call Jewish Information Service of Greater Toronto at 416-635-5600 or jinfo@ujafed.org.

 

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