Church Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

This main street passes through several commercial neighbourhoods as identified in the following community / BIA websites (Business Improvement Area):

• Waterfront
• St. Lawrence Market
• Historic Queen Street
• Downtown Yonge
• Church And Wellesley
• Bloor Yorkville

The City Of Toronto BIA Office partners with Toronto Association of Business Improvement Areas (TABIA) to create the largest number of BIAs of any urban centre in the world,

Church St., the first main street east of Yonge St., is about 3 1/3 km / 2 mi. long extending the length of the downtown Toronto core starting in the south at Queens Quay by Lake Ontario and passing through several neighbourhoods north up to Bloor St. E. where it continues northwestwards as Davenport Rd. and then veers to the west. The focus of BUBBLES & SQUEAK Inc.’s commercial cleaning service encompasses all of Church St.

As presented in the street photo, Church St. is primarily a commercial street with tall high-rises and many multi-storey buildings creating a strong presence requiring office cleaning / commercial spaces to be cleaned … as well as to clean organizational and institutional locations.

Toronto’s recent condo boom has resulted in many high-rise buildings, primarily located on these main streets although most of the real estate on Church St. has been or is being developed; BUBBLES & SQUEAK Inc. cleans common areas of condos as well.

Toronto is laid out in a grid pattern; Flanked by Jarvis St. to the east, and as mentioned, Yonge St. to the west, the following east-to-west main streets that intersect Church St. are: from south to north, Queens Quay E., Lake Shore Blvd. E., Front St. E., King St. E., Queen St. E., Dundas St. E., Carlton St., Wellesley St. E. and Bloor St. E.

Church St. was named as such owing to that it was the site of the first church in the old Town of York (pre-Toronto days). Yes, it is true that this Toronto cleaning company is skilled to clean churches, temples, synagogues and other places of worship.

More informative links to help when doing business in Toronto:

• 2021 + 2016 Census information about the city
• Toronto’s Citywide Zoning By-law
• Toronto Economic Development Team