There’s something delightfully Toronto about walking up to what looks like a stately old Annex house, opening the front door, and suddenly finding yourself descending into the subway system. The northeast entrance to Spadina Station at Spadina Road and Kendal Avenue feels less like transit infrastructure and more like…

  The Annex is steeped in folklore, where one can easily imagine the creative energy that characterized the hood in the second half of the 20th century. Historically, the Annex has been a draw for creatives and thought leaders, including residents such as Margaret Atwood, Catherine O’Hara, and Jane Jacobs.…

  A few blocks can tell you a lot about a neighbourhood, and around Snakes & Lattes, they tell a pretty good story. Right in the heart of The Annex, this is the kind of spot that reminds you why people love living here. You can step out for coffee,…

  In a neighbourhood as lively as the Annex, a good green space does more than provide a patch of grass. Jean Sibelius Square is one of those places that quietly makes the whole area feel more connected. Tucked into the rhythm of city life, it offers a welcome pause…