WELCOME TO CANARY HOUSE Canary House artfully blends inspiration from its surroundings. Blurring the boundaries between the outdoors and your home, Canary House complements natural elements like hand-scraped wood with contemporary design featuring subtle, neutral colour palettes. It all comes together to create a sanctuary of calm in the bustling Downtown East. Source: Canary District

WELCOME TO CANARY DISTRICT With its beginnings as host to the 2015 Pan/Parapan Am Games Athletes Village, the 35-acre master-planned Canary District, in the West Don Lands, is now bringing new energy and vitality to Toronto's downtown east. Home to the 82,000 sq.ft. Cooper Koo Family YMCA, George Brown College's first student residence, residential buildings and the health-focused, vibrant Front Street Promenade, Canary District is an active and growing community. Connected to the 18-acre Corktown Common park, trails, neighbouring Distillery District, Leslieville and downtown Toronto, Canary District is the perfect address to live, work, shop and play. With the new addition of Canary Block, now is the ideal time to call Canary District home. Source: Canary House Brochure

A NEW CONDOMINIUM MADE FOR YOU They say life is what you make it. For those who want it all, there’s Canary Commons. This leading-edge condominium design features two prominent towers with 387 suites, including 43 spacious townhomes, with views of the park, lake and city. Welcome to Canary District. Canary Commons, the exciting next phase of Canary District, offers modern architecture and inspired lifestyle amenities. The ground floor includes a state-of-the-art fitness centre, pilates + yoga training studio, an interactive children’s playroom, and a pet-washing area. The 3rd floor amenity space, The Commons, includes a stylish lounge, dining room, catering kitchen, theatre, and co-working space. The 6th floor offers a 9,000 sq. ft. terrace which has been designed in seamless harmony with the building’s architecture. This contemporary outdoor terrace provides nooks and gathering spaces including dining areas with BBQs and cozy firepits, which all offer spectacular views of the Toronto skyline. Source: Canary District