A sustainable vision for an engaged community
Welcome to 38 Broadway. A place where neighbourhood residents, the city, the congregation, and the partners on this monumental development can stay connected and share information. We’ve created this site as a way to engage the community and encourage collaboration, and we welcome your input at every step.
Yet another church conversion is in the works for Toronto, according to a development application filed with the city on Wednesday.
St. Monica’s Roman Catholic Church, established in 1906, can be found in the increasingly condo-dense Yonge and Eglinton neighbourhood at 44 Broadway Avenue.
The present church building was constructed in a modified cruciform design around 1959 and, because it has been renovated on the inside a few times since, it is not considered to be of significant heritage value.
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