Toronto's central waterfront — four neighbourhoods on the rail lands and the lake.
Every hood gets its own guide — the local spots, and live listings at launch.
An eight-acre CityPlace park designed with artist Douglas Coupland — a giant red canoe, fishing-bobber lights and playing fields above the rail corridor.
Local pick: The red canoe lookout over the Gardiner
The birthplace of Toronto — Canada's largest collection of War of 1812 buildings, with a modern visitor centre, period demonstrations and Garrison Common.
Local pick: The War of 1812 garrison and musket demos
A sprawling 14,000-sq-ft lakeside brewpub — house beers, pub fare and one of the city's best multi-level waterfront patios.
Local pick: A pint on the rooftop patio at sunset
First access to listings at launch, sold data as it unlocks, and a straight answer on what your home is worth. One local team per neighbourhood — your info never gets sold or rotated.