For general info, you can always call the city at 311 and you will be directed to the appropriate department. Please click the image below for a PDF of the most common inquiries such as low water pressure, garbage removal, and backed up drain.

Deer Park is different from many upscale Toronto neighbourhoods in that its homes are not isolated on the periphery of the neighbourhood. The residential streets spill out onto either Yonge Street or St. Clair Avenue, right into the heart of one of Toronto’s busiest shopping, entertainment, and business districts. Deer Park’s commercial centre provides a good…

MYTH #1: Closing Off Vents Saves Energy Though it seems that closing vents in unused rooms would save energy, the energy consumed by the system is at the unit itself, and restricting conditioned air at a vent termination redirects it to other locations in the house or through leaks in your duct system. Closing vents…

The Electrical Safety Authority receives numerous questions regarding the safety of aluminum wiring. In particular, purchasers or owners of homes built from the mid 1960s until the late 1970s with aluminum wiring are finding that many insurers will not provide or renew insurance coverage on such properties unless the wiring is inspected and repaired or…

Here’s an interesting story from a fellow Realtor in Montreal about the importance of a working with an experienced real estate salesperson and home inspector: About two months ago I received a call from one of my clients who informed me, that that due to a change in lifestyle, they were considering selling their home. At the…

Chaplin Estates homeowners enjoy convenient access to excellent public and private schools, shopping, parks and recreation, and transit service. This distinguished neighbourhood has always been one of Toronto’s most exclusive addresses. History: The Chaplin Estates neighbourhood began with a plan of subdivision, registered by William John Chaplin and his son James D. Chaplin, in 1913. The…