Sports & Recreation Centres in Downtown, Toronto, ON
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Results from the 'Sports & Recreation Centres' category in Downtown, Toronto
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258 Adelaide Street East, Suite 403, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 1N1
416 861 1793
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20 Toronto St #200, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5C 2B8
(416) 869-1047
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The Ontario Bar Association (OBA) is a clean and well-organized facility, with friendly staff and accessible food serving areas. Customers appreciate the convenient location of the room used for serving food. The equipment functions reliably and the speakers are highly regarded. However, some customers mention finding the OBA a challenge upon first visit due to its small size and discreet entrance. 
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220 Yonge Street, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5B 2H1
(416) 260-6016
Banana Republic has the hottest new fashion for men and women. Look and feel your best with jackets, hats, dresses, sweaters, shirts, and more. 
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707 Dundas Street West, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5T 2W6
(416) 392-0335
Founded in March 1975, Scadding Court Community Centre is located at the corner of Dundas and Bathurst streets and adjacent to the Atkinson Cooperative Housing Complex (formerly Alexandra Park social housing). Our programs target under-serviced, culturally diverse groups such as low-income families, at-risk children and youth, newcomers, people living with disabilities, seniors and the un/underemployed. Between 500 and 600 people visit the Centre each day to participate in programs and services, or just to socialize. Scadding Court's mandate is: To support and foster the well being of individuals, families, and community groups by providing and encouraging both local and international opportunities for recreation, education, athletics, community participation and inclusive social interaction. Our programming streams include: Social Recreation and Wellness Support for Children, Youth and Families Child and Youth Programs Food Security and Urban Agriculture Community and Social Development Anti-Racism and Community-Building Programming and Support for People Living with Disabilities and Seniors Newcomer Services All of our work benefits from partnerships with neighbouring schools, community organizations and institutions committed to improving the health and well being of the community. Our History SCCC Facts Our Strategic Plan SCCC Membership Re-development Jobs Volunteer Partners and Supporters SCCC in the news. Scadding Court Community Centre is highly regarded by its attendees for its clean facilities, friendly and supportive staff, and various engaging programs. The centre has a long-standing positive impact on attendees, with many expressing appreciation for the facilitators like Michael Truong who inspire and teach valuable skills. Programs such as Flavors of Diversity Drama Interact, Swim, and social have been well received, providing opportunities for community engagement and personal growth for attendees. The sewing program is another popular offering, enabling attendees to learn a new skill. 
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150 Sherbourne St, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 2R6
(416) 392-6779
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180 Bloor St, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5S 3E7
(416) 923-9702
Specialist running shop, run, trail, urban, track, field, sprint, racing flats, splits, socks, sports nutrition, compressions, walk, walking, wide, narrow fit. The Runners Shop in Toronto is highly regarded by customers for its exceptional customer service and expertise in selecting the right running shoes. The staff are described as knowledgeable, patient, and low-pressure. They offer personalized advice, testing areas, and some even keep track of customers' previous purchases to ensure they get the same pair again. The selection is praised for its width and quality, making it a go-to destination for runners and walkers alike. 
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381/397 Front Street West, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5V 3R7
(416) 883-3892
Club Vista is the shared facilities available exclusively for residents of Apex and Matrix. We are located on the second floor of 373 and 381 Front Street West. Our office is located on the second floor of 381 Front Street West. We have a fully equipped fitness center with free weights, treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, rowers and various workout benches; a 21 meter swimming pool, complete with hot tub and dry sauna; a gymnasium which accommodates half court basketball, indoor soccer, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, ultimate frisbee and dodgeball; a wide range of free and paid fitness classes and organized trips. The second to none facilities include: a beauty spa and hair salon; four beautiful guest suites (two in Apex and two in Matrix); a party room for 60 with 2 billiard tables, patio and barbeque; a 20 seat theatre; a business room that seats eight comfortably and a small meeting room that comfortably seats three. To book any of these amenities please click on the Facilities tab above. For more information and to sign up for our classes, please click the Classes tab. For more information about the spa, please click on Nora Spa & Salon tab. To find out what is going on and coming up in Club Vista, please check out our Calendar and Newsletter pages.