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Ajax is a town in the eastern part of the Greater Toronto Area, located about 30 minutes from downtown Toronto. It’s proximity to the city, but quiet setting has been attracting many to the area that want to be close to everything, but still feel like they are in a rural setting. Ajax is a progressive, diverse and vibrant waterfront community that prides itself on fostering community inclusion and diversity, and having an environment friendly philosophy. 

If you are wanting to capitalize on the fact that Ajax is along the shores of Lake Ontario, there are a number of options for neighbourhoods - Duffins Bay, Discovery Bay, Clover Ridge and Pickering Beach are just some of the neighbourhoods that residents have flocked to in order to capture the views and be close to the beach. For commuters, the west side of town may be ideal to cut down travel time. The neighborhoods of South Greenwood, Duffins Crossing and Riverside are all great options. If you are wanting to be right where the action is and close to amenities then the east side of town has some great locations. The neighbourhoods of Deer Creek, Audley North or Audley South all offer easy access to shopping, restaurants and entertainment. 

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Alliston is one of three urban centres located in the Town of New Tecumseth about an hour drive north of Toronto in the beautiful Simcoe County. The area is popular as a “rural” meets “urban” lifestyle, and the community motto that it is ‘The best of both worlds.’ Lots of easy access to outdoor pursuits like hiking, swimming, paddling and boating, and quick access to larger cities makes this area one of the top 10 fastest growing communities in Canada.

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Nestled in the heart of the York Region, within the Greater Toronto Area, is Aurora, a town with around 60,000 residents. Known for its parks and maintained trail systems, Aurora offers its residents the perfect blend of nature and city life. The town is well connected through transportation networks, making it a convenient choice for families and commuters looking to access the Greater Toronto Area.

Aurora is considered one of the best places to live in Canada. It is ranked 19th out of 219 cities in terms of livability factors. The town seamlessly combines its beauty with conveniences to cater to a diverse range of preferences. Whether you're captivated by its areas or its vibrant and expanding communities, Aurora offers a mix of attractions for all residents.

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Barrie is a lively city in Central Ontario known for its prime waterfront location. This location attracts families seeking quality living with affordable housing options and great amenities like facilities and healthcare services. Barrie is one of the premier rapidly growing cities in Canada, with plenty to offer its residents. It sits on the edge of Lake Simcoe and is just a little over an hour away from downtown Toronto.

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Bath is a small community about 30 minutes west of the city of Kingston, Bath lies along the shore of a secluded cove. The town has a significant history, and is noted as one of the oldest communities in Ontario. It was founded by United Empire Loyalists after the American Revolution. In 1998, it was amalgamated with nearby Amherst Island and Ernestown to form Loyalist Township. Parrott's Bay Conservation Area provides the area with 289 acres of woods and wetlands, with hiking trails, walkways, picnic areas, canoeing and fishing to enjoy. Discover incredible fresh water sailing at the Loyalist Cove Marina. 

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Beeton is one of the trio of urban hubs nestled within the Town of New Tecumsetht, about an hour's drive north of Toronto in the Simcoe County region. In 1991, Beeton joined forces with Tottenham and Alliston to become part of the town. In this setting, you can experience a rural vibe where sprawling fields coexist harmoniously with modern conveniences to create a charming community ambiance.

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Bolton is a charming community located approximately 50 kilometers northwest of Toronto in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). As the largest of Caledon’s communities, it is home to approximately 28,000 of the town’s 75,000 residents. It has all the qualities of a small town but with the convenience of modern amenities. This proximity to Toronto has made it a popular choice for those who want access to the city and a more peaceful, less expensive lifestyle.

The Humber River runs through a scenic valley in which Bolton is situated, and its beautiful surroundings make it more attractive. With a vibrant community and close proximity to urban facilities, it is not surprising that many people are making Bolton their choice of residence.

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Bowmanville is a charming town situated on the eastern border of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). It is about 75 km from the city of Toronto in the municipality of Clarington. Bowmanville itself has a population of about 40,000 people, and Clarington has a population of about 95,000 people. It is a very nice community with a strong historical background and is situated on the shores of Lake Ontario. The houses are more affordable, and the town is just 11 minutes from Clarington, a relatively larger urban center.

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Bracebridge is a much sought-after area for many family looking to escape the big city. It is a picturesque town in the heart of Muskoka, Ontario's premier cottage country located a quick two hours north of Toronto. The community offers a high quality of family life, excellent schools, shopping, recreational activities and a very low crime rate. The population in town is approximately 16,000 with a catchment area of 40,000. There are 3 beautiful lakes - Muskoka, Rosseau and Joseph - which offer year-round activities including boating, swimming, horseback riding, numerous first-class golf courses. In the winter snowmobiling, skating, cross country skiing, ice fishing are among a few of the favorite activities in the area. 

The schools offer high quality educational opportunities including a new state of the art high school (BMLSS) equipped with the latest educational tools including smart boards, a fully equipped music room where the school concert and jazz band program recently won two gold medals at the Montreal Music Competition, half sized Olympic pool, full sized football field with asphalt track, and a weight training room. 

This active community features a Sportsplex that has an impressive facilities including an indoor track, eight competition swimming pool, rock climbing, volleyball and pickleball court, a gymnastics club facility and a children’s playground. There is also a softball venue that supports men, women and minor baseball leagues. There are many excellent first-class restaurants in the area and the shopping offers not only major retailers but the downtown core has many charming shops that offer personalized services and unique products that only Muskoka has to offer.

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Bradford West Gwillimbury is a welcoming community just 40 minutes north of Toronto that is surrounded by lush greenland along the Holland River. Real estate is booming in the area but still competitively priced compared to its surrounding cities and communities, making it an attractive place to call home. It is a town with a lot to offer its residents with its peaceful, friendly atmosphere and prime central location keeping it accessible to larger communities all around.

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Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury

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Brampton is a suburban city in the Greater Toronto Area. The city has a population of approximately 600,000 residents and is the third most populous city in the GTA, behind Toronto and Mississauga. It is a rich multicultural city where it is said that more than 70 languages are spoken. Brampton’s proximity to the big city of Toronto, diverse economy, trails, parks, cultural diversity, and safe neighborhoods are a draw for many who choose to settle here.

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Brantford is a progressive city in southwestern Ontario that is uniquely positioned about an hour drive from other popular Ontario cities of Toronto, London, Kitchener and Niagara. It is a city with a population of about 98,000 residents, and is lively with festivals, outdoor events, and is located in Canada’s economic heartland.

Interesting facts: Brantford is known as the birthplace of the telephone, confirmed by Alexander Graham Bell in a1906 speech. It was also where the first long-distance telephone call was made, between Bell and his father in Paris, in 1876. It is often called the “Telephone City.”

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Burlington, which is a beautiful city on the shores of Lake Ontario between Toronto and Niagara Falls, is ranked by Maclean's Magazine as Canada's best community and best place to raise a family. It is a city with entertainment, art, festivals, and a very active boating and waterfront scene. Burlington is surrounded by other major cities, such as Hamilton and Toronto, as well as cities along the U.S. border. The city, with a population of 183,000, offers world-class urban amenities, including shopping and dining, and is home to some of Ontario's top festivals and events. Attractions include the Royal Botanical Gardens, the Burlington Performing Arts Centre, and the UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve Niagara Escarpment.

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Cambridge stands out as a city within the Waterloo region with a European vibe and appearance to it; 58 kilometers of scenic walking paths snaking through captivating Grand River vistas, a recognized Canadian Heritage River, in all its glory since 1973, when four smaller communities came together to form this vibrant city with four unique focal points. Explore the limestone cliffs that have stood for 400 million years and offer breathtaking views from their peaks, or immerse yourself in the history of Cambridge with its charming Mennonite settlements dotting the area's landscape. The film industry has been drawn to Cambridge for decades, playing a huge role, in boosting the local economy with productions like The Handmaid's Tale and Murdoch Mysteries being filmed alongside various other film and television projects. Have you had the chance to watch The Handmaid’s Tale or Murdoch Mysteries? Why not visit their locations in Cambridge?

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Casselman is a small community that is a short 30-minute drive from downtown Ottawa. It is right on 417 highway, making it an easy commute into the city. A quaint village located at the doorstep of the US border and about an hour from Montreal, you can enjoy the charms of rural life with major centres all close by.

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Chatham is a city in Chatham-Kent municipality situated between Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair near the United States and the famous city of Detroit. It is a pleasant area with a warm climate, cheap houses, and beautiful scenery. It is the home of the Buxton Underground Railroad Historical Interpretive Center and the National Historic Site & Museum, one of the last stops on the Underground Railroad. Chatham and Kent County are two of the 23 former municipalities that make up the new municipality of Chatham-Kent, whose population is about 102,000 people.

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Courtice is located on the north shore of Lake Ontario and has a population of about 35,000 people, with Oshawa to the west and Bowmanville to the east. Living in Courtice, you get all the comforts of a smaller town with easy access to all the amenities. It is a great place for families to raise their children as it offers the best of both worlds, close to the big city and in a small, friendly community that is well connected. The area has about 30 km of waterfront on Lake Ontario, with access from the public to eight locations. The Courtice Waterfront Trail has approximately 1.3 km of paved trail and a spectacular view of Lake Ontario. Boating, camping, fishing, canoeing, hiking, hunting, swimming, and many winter activities are staples of popular outdoor activities.

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Deep River, Ontario is a scenic community on the wooded banks of the Ottawa River and lies opposite the Laurentian Mountains and the Province of Quebec. It is located in the Ottawa Valley, which boasts over 900 lakes and four major river systems, fresh air and a healthy lifestyle. The area offers a combination of outstanding recreational facilities, cultural programs including a symphony orchestra, affordable housing and safe communities set in a clear, naturally beautiful environment. The beautiful setting of Deep River has features such as a yacht club, beautiful beaches, extensive cross country ski and snowmobile trails, a ski hill, and tree lined boulevards and parklands.

Deep River is home to the largest nuclear research facility in Canada, an attribute that has many influences on the community. Canadian Nuclear Laboratories provides significant public sector employment with higher than average wages for the area. There is a scientific persuasion to the town and to school programs, and draws a high concentration of science and technology professionals to the area.

Deep River is situated along the Trans-Canada Highway, approximately mid-way between Ottawa and North Bay. It is the northern most urban municipality in the County of Renfrew. The city of Pembroke is 50 kilometers to the south east and Ottawa is about 200 kilometers east.

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East Gwillimbury is a town in the York region of the Greater Toronto Are (GTA), beautifully situated along the East Holland River about 35 minutes north of Toronto. The community is in the midst of a big transition from a small town to a big suburb, and has grown to a population of approximately 34,000 in recent years, and is continuing to grow and develop rapidly. There is lots to see and do here, and the town boasts a combination of historical buildings and sites, excellent recreational areas, stunning marinas and natural forests. A GO transit station conveniently links residents to Toronto with regularly scheduled rail and bus service. 

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Etobicoke is a suburb of Toronto on the western edge of the city, near Toronto Pearson International Airport.  With well over 500,000 residents, it has a diverse population. Spanning Lake Ontario to the south and the Humble River to the east, this city locale boasts no shortage of stunning parks and hiking trails.

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Georgetown is a community in the Halton Hills, within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). It is approximately 25 minutes west of Mississauga, 35 minutes from Toronto Pearson International Airport, and an hour from Toronto’s city center. Georgetown is a lively and active community along the Credit River.

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Town of Halton Hills

Guelph is the Royal City, has a population of around 130,000, and is located approximately 45 minutes west of Toronto Pearson Airport, an hour from downtown Toronto, and 20 minutes from Kitchener / Waterloo. Guelph has the right mix of big city amenities and small-town warmth and boasts low unemployment, a low crime rate, and a high standard of living. The city is well connected by transport, and there are many railway lines. It is best known for being the home of the University of Guelph, one of the top-rated comprehensive universities in Canada.

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Hamilton is a beautiful university town on the western end of Lake Ontario, approximately an hour outside of Toronto, with a vibrant music and food scene. The third-largest metropolitan area in Ontario, the city of 750,000, has the heart and feel of a much smaller community, the kind that welcomes you with friendly arms. Situated in Hamilton, McMaster University is among the top 100 universities in world rankings.

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Huntsville is a town in the regional playground of Muskoka, and Ontario’s famous Cottage Country. It is a flourishing, beautiful historic town that is tailored to its four seasons of tourism. Beaches, hearitage museums, festivals, and natural adventure at every turn, Huntsville is a destination for residents in the surrounding area, and all of Canada.

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Ingersoll is a welcoming small town on the banks of the Thames River. It boasts a proud local community rich in Canadian history and culture. The community of about 12,000 people is less than 30 minutes from the cities of London and Woodstock. It is a good place to settle for a relaxed life without sacrificing the features of the big city.

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Keswick is the largest community in Georgina, approximately one hour from downtown Toronto. As prices in the city keep soaring, it’s become yet another hotbed for real estate. Nicely positioned on Lake Simcoe/Cook’s Bay, it has a population of approximately 27,000. The town has plenty of lakeside living, wide open spaces, sandy beaches, and year-round recreational activities.

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Town of Georgina

Kingston is a university city located along the beautiful shores of Lake Ontario that sits midway between Toronto and Montreal with a lot to offer. The city has been named by BBC as one of the top 5 University towns in the world, and is home to prestigious Queen's University, the Royal Military College of Canada and St. Lawrence College.

Being a smaller city with excellent and varied private and public sector opportunities, this city offers a high quality of life and access to world-class education and research institutions, advanced facilities, affordable living and vibrant entertainment and tourism activities.

This picturesque waterfront city has a fantastic reputation for some of the best freshwater sailing in the world. The beautiful downtown is pedestrian-friendly with limestone streetscapes dotted with restaurants and bars, and unique independent shops and boutiques.

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City of Kingston

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Queen's University

Kingsville is the southern most part of Canada and is located along the north shore of Lake Erie. The town has a population of around 21,500
according to the Canadian Census 2016. Its proximity to the US border - 25 minutes - makes shopping and travel very accessible.

The area enjoys an unusually mild winter climate, making it an ideal choice for retirees and families alike. The cost of living is relatively inexpensive
compared to rest of Canada, and is an affordable place to live and do business. It is a very beautiful community, and offers the second longest growing
season in all of Canada, ideal for gardening and outdoor activities. It is also home to award winning wineries.

The town’s marina has an international working harbour called the Port of Kingsville.

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Kinmount is a small community in the beautiful lake country district with larger communities surrounding it in close proximity, including the city of Kawartha Lakes and the communities of Haliburton and Peterborough. The economy of Kinmount is primarily driven by tourism given its location in cottage country and proximity to Toronto. Excellent access to all outdoor summer and winter recreation including golf, boating, hiking, fishing, snowmobiling, skiing, hockey, and curling.

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The 240,000-strong city of Kitchener encompasses big city excitement while retaining its small-town charm. An hour from Toronto and located on the Grand River, the city likes to tout itself as a green community that safeguards some of its wells and many parks, trails, and natural spaces. Kitchener is also the cultural and artistic beating heart of the entire Waterloo region, a quality reflected in the famous Center in the Square performing arts center, known equally for its stunning architecture and acoustics. It is a metropolis full of life, home to numerous annual music festivals and the largest Oktoberfest celebration outside of Germany.

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Waterloo Region - Kitchener

Lansdowne is a lovely community located at the center of the Thousand Islands, halfway between  Kingston and Brockville, nestled within a rural village area. It’s in the Township of Leeds and the Thousand Islands, which has a population of about 10,000. Providing the amenities to the surrounding communities and tourist populations that come to discover the world-renowned 1000 Islands and St. Lawrence Seaway, the UNESCO-designated Rideau Canal, and the UNESCO Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve in the area, Lansdowne is the service hub that covers a significant portion of the rural market. The community is known for its close proximity to the USA border, so it invites thousands of visitors from the United States every year.

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Village of Lansdowne

Lindsay is a vibrant community located along the Scugog River and is within the City of Kawartha Lakes. It has a population of 22,367 people and is 43 kilometers west of Peterborough, and 100 kilometers from the Greater Toronto Area. It is considered as a business and commercial hub in the province with various restaurants, galleries and locally owned shops scattered throughout the community. It is also a cultural centre that hosts many festivals and events throughout the year.  The community has numerous parks and paddling routes such as the Emily Provincial Park and the Ken Reid Conversation Area. This combination of commercial progress, cultural significance and natural beauty makes Lindsay a great place to live.

Named for its British counterpart, London, UK, the city of London, Ontario, has its own River Thames. This Canadian city has the character of a much smaller town and is affectionately called the Forest City because of how many trees and green patches are preserved in the settlement. With a population of about 385,000, it is the sixth-largest city in Ontario. Located halfway between Toronto and Detroit, approximately 200 km from each city. It has two regional hospitals and is the seat of the University of Western Ontario.

Known as a fun and energized destination, this Canadian city has no lack of entertainment, family fun, and activities. London is also home to the Banting House, the previous house of Dr. Frederick Banting, the inventor of insulin.

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City of London

Markham is located in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), approximately 30 km northeast of downtown Toronto. The fourth largest city in the GTA, it has approximately 350,000 residents. Markham has a rich culture and heritage, is a high-tech capital, and is an interesting mix of old and new. It is a beautiful and lively city, with lovely old neighborhoods, good dining, and quirky boutiques. This part of the city has been the center point for the high-tech and business sectors, and its growth shows no signs of slowing down. Markham is the high-tech capital of Canada, with more than 1500 technology companies, and is also recognized as North America’s largest innovation hub.

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Milton is located in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and the Halton Region. Once a small rural town, it has now become a suburb of major urban growth with a uniqueness of urban-rural, modern-traditional structure that has experienced rapid growth, one of the fastest growing municipalities in 2006-2011 with population growth of 56 percent. It has enhanced the attraction of development by being at the forefront of innovations for futuristic buildings. With over 110,000 residents, the community has one of the youngest and most educated workforces in the province, and more than 70 percent of Milton’s residents have post-secondary education. Moreover, it is a thrilling community with a vibrant arts and cultural scene, unique restaurants, and a great quality of life, all while being very well connected to major highways, rail links, and international airports.

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Town of Milton

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Mississauga is a GTA city located around 30 km east of downtown Toronto and is a popular place for Canadians and newcomers to live. With a population of 729,000 residents in a city that’s comprised of cultures from around the globe, it may be one of Canada’s largest and fastest-growing major cities. It also boasts the headquarters of 61 Fortune 500 companies, located within the municipality. All while remaining a safe city with lots of greenery, ample parks, and natural places to enjoy the outdoors. It is the home of Toronto Pearson International Airport, the busiest airport in Canada. The University of Toronto, a center of research, education, and life-long learning with 3 campuses, has the second largest division, with a student population of over 14,000 also located in Mississauga.

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