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MUNICIPAL ELECTION 2018 STREET INDEX CITY OF TORONTO All CITY WARDS (1 - 25) September 20, 2018 CITY OF TORONTO - MUNICIPAL ELECTION 2018 - STREET INDEX - CITY WARD STREET NUMBERS STREET NUMBERS STREET NAME ODD EVEN WD SUB STREET NAME ODD EVEN WD SUB ABBEVILLE RD 3 53 2 46 24 022 ADELAIDE ST E 230 234 13 077 ABBEY LANE 2 2 13 079 ADELAIDE ST E 252 330 13 070 ABBEYWOOD TRL 1 165 6 164 15 014 ADELAIDE ST E 363 595 366 566 13 079 ABBOTSFIELD GT 1 5 2 6 22 048 ADELAIDE ST W 11 21 8 40 13 074 ABBOTSFORD RD 1 27 18 030 ADELAIDE ST W 77 283 76 270 10 027 ABBOTSFORD RD 2 30 18 029 ADELAIDE ST W 280 288A 10 028 ABBOTT AVE 1 103 2 102 04 014 ADELAIDE ST W 290 290 10 031 ABBOTTSWOOD RD 3 11 4 18 21 020 ADELAIDE ST W 292 384 10 028 ABBS ST 5 27 2 24 04 059 ADELAIDE ST W 295 295 10 030 ABELL ST 8 32 09 051 ADELAIDE ST W 299 365 10 028 ABELL ST 15 47 38 48 09 047 ADELAIDE ST W 373 521 394 556 10 038 ABELL ST 68 68 09 050 ADELAIDE ST W 525 525 10 041 ABERDEEN AVE 1 51 2 74 13 030 ADELAIDE ST W 527 551 10 038 ABERFOYLE CRES 1 1 03 007 ADELAIDE ST W 575 711 588 710 10 043 ABERFOYLE CRES 2 56 03 010 ADELAIDE ST W 779 897C 714 852 10 012 ABERLADY RD 3 17 4 18 03 026 ADELAIDE ST W 901 921D 876 926 10 002 ABIGAIL PL 3 17 4 20 01 057 ADELE AVE 5 19 2 18 07 056 ABILENE DR 1 89 2 84 02 032 ADELINE CRT 1 15 2 10 01 022 ABINGER CRES 3 53 4 46 02 031 ADELPHA DR 1 21 2 20 03 024 ABITIBI AVE 11 77 8 78 18 011 ADENCLIFF RD 1 35 2 38 22 031 ABITIBI AVE 83 113 86 108 18 012 ADENMORE RD 1 37 2 46 25 031 ABNER PL 1 9 2 8 02 001 ADERNO CRT 1 11 2 10 02 033 ABRAHAM WELSH RD 1 27 2 36 07 057 ADIRONDACK GT 1 3 2 4 22 040 ABRAMS PL 1 5 2 6 15 006 ADLER ST 3 15 4 14 21 062 ACACIA AVE 5 57 10 46 07 059 ADMIRAL RD 1 77 6 76 11 012 ACACIA RD 12 22 12 026 ADMIRAL RD 85 165 78 112 11 016 ACACIA RD 39 53 32 60 12 024 ADONIS CRT 3 15 4 14 02 010 ACADEMY RD 5 45 6 40 05 002 ADRA VILLAWAY 1 69 6 66 17 042 ACARA CRT 1 51 2 46 22 046 ADRIAN AVE 3 23 2 20 09 018 ACE LANE 15 15 10 014 ADRIATIC RD 1 19 2 20 01 052 ACHESON BLVD 1 127 2 124 25 035 ADVANCE RD 5 99 12 106 03 026 ACHTMAN LANE 29 39 11 061 AERODROME CRES 11 123 50 132 15 034 ACKROW CRT 1 15 2 16 02 049 AFTON AVE 1 55 2 14 09 047 ACLAND CRES 3 37 8 38 25 040 AFTON AVE 16 52 09 042 ACME CRES 3 19 4 52 02 004 AFTON AVE 54 78 09 047 ACORES AVE 9 47 22 48 12 073 AGAR CRES 3 51 2 44 02 062 ACORN AVE 1 47 4 54 03 023 AGATE RD 5 33 06 042 ACRE HEIGHTS CRES 1 49 2 50 24 024 AGATHA RD 2 2 02 031 ACTON AVE 1 39 06 026 AGGIE HOGG GDNS 11 19 4 16 16 026 ACTON AVE 41 107 2 110 06 021 AGINCOURT DR 5 115 4 116 22 064 ACTON AVE 178 276 06 020 AGNES LANE 1 19 14 043 ACTON AVE 181 277 06 022 AIKENHEAD RD 3 41 4 30 02 006 ADA CRES 1 35 2 24 21 018 AILEEN AVE 1 243 8 242 05 041 ADAIR RD 1 83 2 86 19 008 AILSA CRAIG CRT 5 17 2 16 06 013 ADAM OATES HTS 1 15 2 16 07 056 AINSDALE RD 23 93 20 106 21 024 ADAMEDE CRES 1 55 6 54 17 014 AINSLEY GDNS 1 9 2 8 02 042 ADAMS DR 2 30 24 036 AINSWORTH RD 40 40 14 022 ADAMS PARK GT 1 7 2 12 25 028 AINTREE CRT 1 7 4 8 03 085 ADANAC DR 1 85 2 92 20 027 AIRDRIE RD 3 111 2 106 15 053 ADANAC DR 131 175 20 022 AIRDRIE RD 115 199 114 224 15 052 ADANAC DR 140 140 20 021 AIRDRIE RD 201 303 230 304 15 050 ADDINGTON AVE 1 57 6 52 18 087 AIRLEY CRES 1 21 2 22 14 005 ADDINGTON PL 9 11 2 10 18 087 AIRVIEW RD 15 31 20 52 01 037 ADDISON CRES 1 59 2 58 16 023 AITKEN PL 5 33 6 20 10 090 ADELAIDE PL 1 11 2 20 10 038 AKASHA CRT 3 9 2 10 25 043 ADELAIDE ST E 1 169 6 74 13 074 AKRON RD 15 81 8 82 03 082 ADELAIDE ST E 80 142 13 075 ALABASTER RD 1 39 4 32 01 002 ADELAIDE ST E 199 339 13 070 ALAMEDA AVE 43 59 2 52 12 053 September 20, 2018 Page 1 of 138 CITY OF TORONTO - MUNICIPAL ELECTION 2018 - STREET INDEX - CITY WARD STREET NUMBERS STREET NUMBERS STREET NAME ODD EVEN WD SUB STREET NAME ODD EVEN WD SUB ALAMEDA AVE 65 153 76 168 12 006 ALDERDALE CRT 1 29 15 014 ALAMOSA DR 1 123 2 120 17 021 ALDERGROVE AVE 17 67 12 54 19 046 ALAN AVE 17 31 2 26 03 037 ALDERSHOT CRES 7 91 16 96 15 001 ALANBULL SQ 3 85 4 90 23 007 ALDERTON CRT 1 9 4 10 02 040 ALANBURY CRES 1 39 2 36 24 046 ALDGATE AVE 5 59 8 54 03 031 ALANMEADE CRES 1 59 2 28 02 062 ALDRIDGE AVE 5 55 12 54 19 023 ALBA PL 3 17 4 18 01 027 ALDWINCKLE HTS 5 35 4 34 07 025 ALBACORE CRES 1 65 4 54 24 021 ALDWYCH AVE 1 65 2 66 14 020 ALBANI ST 11 85 14 92 03 067 ALDWYCH AVE 75 141 76 170 14 024 ALBANY AVE 1 275 8 252 11 008 ALENTEJO ST 31 51 30 78 09 013 ALBANY AVE 315 387 274 354 12 070 ALESSIA CRCL 1 51 09 003 ALBANY RD 169 169 190 190 07 013 ALEX FISHER TER 10 20 03 032 ALBEMARLE AVE 1 47 2 48 14 018 ALEX MEWS 2 24 11 020 ALBERT AVE 5 91 03 061 ALEXANDER MUIR RD 41 61 15 019 ALBERT AVE 8 26 03 064 ALEXANDER ST 6 26 13 040 ALBERT AVE 44 96 03 063 ALEXANDER ST 11 33 14 42 03 061 ALBERT FRANCK PL 1 25 2 30 10 090 ALEXANDER ST 31 83 13 040 ALBERT ST 20 20 13 072 ALEXANDER ST 40 40 13 043 ALBERTA AVE 1 243 2 166 09 007 ALEXANDER ST 50 50 13 042 ALBERTUS AVE 21 205 4 218 08 065 ALEXANDER ST 60 100 13 040 ALBION AVE 20 70 20 056 ALEXANDRA BLVD 19 199 2 156 08 043 ALBION RD 50 50 07 059 ALEXANDRA BLVD 158 184 08 042 ALBION RD 230 230 01 047 ALEXANDRA WOOD 1 63 2 68 08 044 ALBION RD 234 234 01 046 ALEXDON RD 67 121 50 132 06 020 ALBION RD 234A 234A 01 047 ALEXIS BLVD 9 55 10 48 06 028 ALBION RD 236 236 01 044 ALEXIS BLVD 69 155 72 170 06 025 ALBION RD 238 238 01 043 ALEXMUIR BLVD 1 75 14 70 23 025 ALBION RD 255 361A 01 047 ALEXMUIR BLVD 95 201 76 256 23 024 ALBION RD 375 465 300 450 01 042 ALEXMUIR BLVD 205 241 23 025 ALBION RD 563 1123 01 018 ALFORD CRES 1 125 10 112 25 014 ALBION RD 900 920 01 017 ALFRED AVE 95 139 90 150 18 052 ALBION RD 930 1066 01 015 ALFRED AVE 159 211 158 210 18 050 ALBION RD 1104 1246 01 014 ALFRED AVE 217 225 216 228 18 049 ALBION RD 1145 1145 01 019 ALFRESCO LWN 5 5 2 38 19 058 ALBION RD 1151X1285 01 018 ALGARVE CRES 1 55 4 44 09 005 ALBION RD 1475 1475 01 021 ALGIE AVE 29 55 26 48 03 033 ALBION RD 1485 1621 01 022 ALGO CRT 27 37 8 36 18 013 ALBION RD 1510 1630 01 012 ALGOMA ST 11 131 16 116 03 039 ALBION RD 1625 1755 01 013 ALGONQUIN AVE 1 25 2 28 04 055 ALBION RD 1666 1790 01 007 ALHAMBRA AVE 3 63 2 74 04 017 ALBION RD 1765 1821 01 027 ALHART DR 3 123 4 84 01 017 ALBION RD 1839 2001 1810 2190 01 001 ALICE CRES 1 39 4 54 21 002 ALBRIGHT AVE 7 71 6 70 03 083 ALICEWOOD CRT 1 137 2 78 01 024 ALCAN AVE 1 51 6 42 03 083 ALISSA PL 2 18 21 052 ALCESTER CRT 7 25 6 26 08 015 ALLADIN AVE 3 23 4 20 05 011 ALCINA AVE 1 117 2A 112 12 059 ALLAN PARK RD 3 15 4 12 03 024 ALCORN AVE 13 137 2 130 12 068 ALLANBROOKE DR 3 95 2 94 02 041 ALDBURN RD 7 31 2 38R 08 057 ALLANFORD RD 1 179 2 186 22 060 ALDBURY GDNS 1 29 2 24 15 020 ALLANGROVE CRES 3 73 4 56 22 038 ALDEN AVE 7 37 10 40 03 037 ALLANHURST DR 1 177 10 166 02 034 ALDENHAM CRES 5 49 2 50 16 020 ALLCROFT DR 3 41 2 26 01 017 ALDER CRES 73 101 68 126 03 075 ALLEN AVE 1 17 2 10 03 065 ALDER RD 1 19 8 48 19 001 ALLEN AVE 5 83 2 72 14 052 ALDERBRAE AVE 149 219 150 218 03 082 ALLENBURY GDNS 3 29 8 28 17 037 ALDERBRAE AVE 225 251 226 254 03 084 ALLENBY AVE 5 139 2 130 01 051 ALDERBROOK DR 1 33 2 32 15 013 ALLENVALE AVE 1 13 2 24 12 005 ALDERCREST RD 149 217B 146 220 03 082 ALLENVALE AVE 30 38 12 004 ALDERCREST RD 221 287 224 286 03 084 ALLENWOOD CRES 7 25 6 32 17 021 September 20, 2018 Page 2 of 138 CITY OF TORONTO - 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    From DeMt to Donutiorc The ~a&nul~rchives' Acquisitions Strategy for Papers of Cabinet Ministers by CARMAN V. CARROLL* Four newspaper headlines, in the aftermath of the 1979 and 1980 federal general elections, provide rather interesting contrasts in attitudes to cabinet ministers' papers and archival collecting. On the one hand, two of the headlines read, "BONANZA FOR THE ARCHIVES7'' and "EX-MINISTERS HAVE A FRIEND AT THE ARCHIVES,"* whereas two others read, "DOCUMENTS FOUND IN DUMP JUST DUPLICATES, CULLEN SAYSw3and "LIBERALS CREATE PAPER MONSTER."4 To some the flood of parliamentarians' papers received by the National Archives of Canada (NA) at federal election times is indeed a bonanza; to others it is akin to the paper monster. My own view is that the truth lies somewhere in the middle, leaning slightly towards the bonanza, although there were times, usually very late at night during that first hectic week of collecting after an election, when the paper monster analogy seemed closer to the truth. The purpose of this paper is to review the National Archives of Canada's involve- ment - more specifically the Manuscript Division's involvement - in the acquisition of ministerial records and papers over the past thirty years with particular attention to the deposit or security storage programme as an acquisitions tool. It will trace the deposit programme from its inception in 1957, touch on its strengths and weaknesses, and offer comments on future directions. The paper also briefly reviews changes in federal records management regulations, policies, and several pieces of legislation which have had an effect on collecting ministerial private papers5 For those not familiar with the internal organization of the NA a word of explanation is in order.
  • From the Premier's Office to the Pmo — Where Are The

    From the Premier's Office to the Pmo — Where Are The

    FROM THE PREMIER’S OFFICE TO THE PMO — WHERE ARE THE CANDIDATES? Charles McMillan Canadian political history stands in contrast to that of the the US, where 18 governors have become president and 16 presidents, including the incumbent, were US senators. In Canada, only one premier, Sir Charles Tupper, became prime minister. Sitting premiers or past premiers today face huge obstacles on the national scene. A sitting premier, even one who is from a very large province or who has strong regional support, is unlikely ever to win a leadership race, let alone win a federal election. L’histoire politique du Canada diffère nettement de celle des États-Unis, où 18 gouverneurs ont accédé à la Maison-Blanche et 16 présidents, y compris Barack Obama, ont été sénateurs. Ici, un seul premier ministre provincial, sir Charles Tupper, a pu prendre la direction du pays, ce qui témoigne des obstacles presque insurmontables qui freinent l’ascension des premiers ministres provinciaux anciens ou actuels sur la scène nationale. Un premier ministre en poste, même s’il est à la tête d’une grande province et jouit de solides appuis régionaux, n’a guère de chances de remporter une course à la direction et moins encore une élection fédérale. t might sound like a trick question for Trivial Pursuit, and US states have budgets much smaller than the economies it is this: How many premiers in Canada have become and budgets of the biggest Canadian provinces, although I prime minister? The short answer may seem surprising: several presidents, including Ronald Reagan and George W.