Albany Medical Clinic

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200 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, ON, M4K 1N5

Albany Medical Clinic: A good all-in-one walk-in clinic with a great roster of doctors and service staff. This was the most "family doctor-type experience" that I've had at a clinic in Toronto. With a labratory in the same building for tests of microbiology, hematology, and Biochemistry, they really have a leg-up on the competish in the walk-in clinic market.

Toronto Central Sport & Social

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185 Bridgeland Avenue, Toronto, ON, M6A 1Y7

Sports clubs: Honestly, I've only played in two sports leagues in the city (Toronto East, and Toronto Central, Sport & Social Clubs). I'm currently in Central and I love it. For those new to the city, looking to meet people, or just wanting to get out and play, go to tcssc.com and check out the sports offerings. There also teams created from individual registrants, so worry not about putting together a whole team all by your lonesome! It's fun, active, and most importantly, participACTION

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• sports clubs

Roy's Square (Closed)

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Toronto, ON

Condo victim: Those who venture through the grubby exterior are rewarded with the grubbiest of tasty, tasty innards! Lined with a rare selection of worldly (& delicious!) food joints, there's often surprisingly fresh music pumped into it's giant outdoor armpit. It's sad that no matter how fresh an armpit, it's still not very visible. In this case, invisible enough to fall undefended to the powers of condo-ey doom. Get your food & tattoos while you can. RIP Roy's Square. Stomped into oblivion in 2008

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• Condo Victim