• Billyard Insurance Group: Etobicoke

• Co-operators

• Allstate Insurance: Toronto West Agency

• Insurance Explorer Inc.

Top 5 factors that impact your tenant insurance rate

1. Deductible
2. Where You live
3. Your Personal items
4. Condition/age of Building/Home
5. Your financial picture

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• Miracle Movers
• Two Men and a Truck
• Cargo Cabbie
• A-Z Moving
• Sueland Moving and Storace Inc.
• You Move Me 

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• Each neighborhood in Etobicoke has its own selection of traditions and events that go on throughout the year. There are also casinos, diners, and pubs to spend your Friday nights.
• Humber Bay Park is a great destination for a picnic or a hike with your loved ones. Sitting along the shores of Lake Ontario, it looks especially stunning during sunrise and sunset. 
• Centennial Park is one of the busiest parks in Toronto that features sporting facilities, picnic areas, playgrounds, a wading pool, and softball diamonds. There is also a Golf center and a greenhouse conservatory within the Park. 
• Colonel Samuel Smith Park is a beautiful hidden treasure of the city. It is perfect for Hiking, walking, cycling, or birdwatching with a stunning lakeside view. The park is abundant with trees, birds, wildlife, and butterflies. 
• Wasaga Beach is the longest freshwater beach in the world and an amazing summer getaway destination. It is the most worthy one-and-half hour ride you can take from Etobicoke.  
• James Gardens is a beautiful garden featuring little streams, trails, garden patches, picnic areas, and a ton of scenic beauty. It is also a popular destination for wedding parties and family gatherings.  

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Here are some of the best neighborhoods in Etobicoke to live

Mimico-Humber Bay

Located within proximity to Toronto, Mimico has become a top choice among affluent individuals and young families. It is an excellent mix of old charm, waterfront parks, condos with fantastic lake views, amazing restaurants, and waterfront cycling trails. 

The Kingsway

Kingsway is one of the more affluent and premium areas of Etobicoke with close coordinates to Toronto. The neighborhood is characterized by its tree-lined streets and large stone mansions. The community features a great blend of shopping centers, excellent dining options, and pubs.    

Islington City Centre West

Islington City Centre West is a rapidly growing community that balances commercial and residential life. The community has easy access to the Islington subway within a walking distance. In addition, this neighborhood has no shortage of schooling options with Lakeshore Collegiate and Etobicoke Collegiate Institute.

Markland Wood

Markland Wood is a quiet, affluent, and safe neighborhood in Etobicoke, which borders Mississauga and Markland Golf Club. The community has convenient access to highways 401 and 427. It is known for its lush greenery, tree-lined streets, the ‘60s detached bungalows, and two stories with large lots.

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The average expected monthly bill of a person living in Etobicoke is $2601.90.

• The apartment (utilities included) will probably cost you around $1633 in the city center and $1433 outside the city center.
• Transportation expenses will cost you around $110 if you get a monthly metro pass.
• Phone and internet expenses will be $155.
• Groceries and Entertainment will cost you around $425.90 and $178
• Health and fitness will cost you around $100. 

Transportation Cost

TTC/Presto is used for cashless transactions while traveling within and between transit systems across GTA. Presto fare includes:

• Single adult cash fare: $3.25
• Presto adult fare: $3.10
• Presto one-ride ticket: $3.25
• Presto two-ride ticket: $6.50
• Presto day pass: $13.50
• Monthly TTC pass (adults) : $156.00
• Monthly TTC pass (students and seniors) : $128.15
• 12-month Pass (adults) : $143.00
• 12-month Pass (students and seniors) : $117.45

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High Schools

1. Etobicoke School Of the Art
2. Richview Collegiate Institute
3. Etobicoke Collegiate Institute
4. Martingrove Collegiate Institute
5. West Humber Collegiate Institute

College and University

1. Humber College
2. University of Guelph-Humber

The University of Guelph-Humber doesn’t grant any degrees, but Guelph-Humber graduates receive their formal degrees from the University of Guelph instead. 

Education costs in Etobicoke

Universities in Canada set their own fees, and these vary depending on several factors

• what program you’re studying
• whether you are an international or domestic student
• whether you’re studying at the undergraduate or postgraduate level

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