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Mentioned in Did You Know?: Raymore Drive Toronto Magnetic and Meteorological Observatory Toronto ravine system Vale of Avoca Featured lists: List of inductees of Canada's Walk of Fame List of Toronto Blue Jays first-round draft picks List of Toronto Blue Jays managers List of Toronto Blue Jays Opening Day starting pitchers List of Toronto Blue Jays seasons List of Toronto Maple Leafs head coaches Toronto Raptors draft history Featured articles: 2009 International Bowl Degrassi: The Next Generation Don Valley Parkway Harold Innis Hockey Hall of Fame Hurricane Hazel K-os Paul Kane Peter Jennings Sydney Newman Toronto Magnetic and Meteorological Observatory Toronto Raptors Wayne Gretzky Good articles so far: 2006–07 Toronto Raptors season 2010 G20 Toronto summit 2015 Pan American Games Ashbridge Estate Billy Talent Canada's Walk of Fame Chris Bosh Conn Smythe Edge (wrestler) George Armstrong (ice hockey) GO Transit Jane Jacobs Line 2 Bloor–Danforth Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment McLaughlin Planetarium Ontario Highway 427 Scarborough, Toronto Stephen Harper "The Bart Wants What It Wants" (The Simpsons episode in which the titular family visits Toronto in the third act of the episode) Toronto FC Toronto Maple Leafs Trish Stratus University of Toronto Completed transit lines in detail: Line 1 Yonge–University Line 2 Bloor–Danforth (has good article status) Line 3 Scarborough Line 4 Sheppard Line 5 Eglinton 509 Harbourfront, 510 Spadina and 512 St. Clair (only raised/dedicated streetcar lines should have their own articles, the rest have to be covered on articles on streets) (discussion formerly here has been moved to Talk:Toronto subway) Associated pages: List of places in Toronto, Canada Toronto postal codes — exists but needs much more work Subterranean Toronto Subterranean rivers of Toronto Hidden Toronto (What is the intended content here? -Radagast) External resources: City website Current city issues London neighbourhood statistics - are similar statistics available for Toronto? - Yes, it is broken into 140 neighbourhoods: [1] Radagast Transport Statistics for London: 1999 - same question London Health Observatory statistics for each area in London - same question - if not why not? The Toronto Medical Board of Health should have them, and in the same format, so that large cities can actually be compared. Mortality, Population, etc. London population statistics by ethnic group from the Greater London Area - again, are similar statistics available for Toronto?