100 Bain Avenue
Completed in in 1920s, the Courts consisted of 260 apartments, from one to four bedrooms, in 25 three-storey buildings, as well as two small double houses, scattered over two large city blocks. This unique set of buildings was the first social housing built in Canada.
More info: http://www.100bain.com/History.html
Bain Co-op, Another view
Much of the Bain's appeal is in the colourful gardens that grace the courtyards, a result of the hard work of committed members
St. Ann's Catholic Church
120 First Ave
This church has a long history of charitable work, running a food bank and other social services.
Fontbonne Place
791 Queen St. East
Housing for homeless women founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph. Named in honour of Sister Delphine Fontbonne who came to Canada from the USA 1851 to run an orphanage.
