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Midwife is a registered health care professional who provides complete care to women having healthy, normal pregnancies throughout their pregnancy, labour and birth. Midwives also provide care to both mother and baby during the first six weeks following birth. Most midwives work together in group practices. A woman is seen by two or three midwives. During regularly scheduled visits to the midwifery practice, midwives provide clinical examinations, counseling and education.

Fritz, originally from Austria, made annual buying trips to Europe to hunt for & ship back fine antiques to sell in his high-end retail store. While doing so, he also sought out unique rental items for The Prop Room. All this time, Fritz listened and responded very carefully to the rental needs of Toronto-based photographers, stylists, set designers, and movie production studios and, over a 30+ year period, he acquired an amazing collection of over 10,000 rental items. This dedicated rental inventory was displayed in the basement of Inquisitive Antiques for many years, and The Prop Room built an enviable reputation for having an unbeatable selection of rental stock and first-class customer service.

In 1976 Book City opened its doors to the people of Toronto. Situated in the Annex, one of Toronto's great neighbourhoods, it has been treating its customers to an eclectic range of books ever since. Toronto bibliophiles must have liked us, or our books at any rate, because thirty-five years on we have four store locations across Toronto.

Cabbagetown Women's Clinic, established in 1989, was among the first clinics in Ontario to provide medical services to women seeking a legal and safe abortion. The clinic is licensed as an Independent Health Facility (IHF) funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health and long-term care. It is also a registered member of the National Abortion Federation (NAF). Cabbagetown Women's Clinic provides free services for up to 23 weeks. Procedure is completely covered by Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP). Patients who are not Ontario residence, please call the clinic for appropriate fees.

Cahoots Theatre Company is dedicated to the creation, development and production of new works that investigate the complexities of Canada's cultural diversity, and examine the intersections of these cultures. Diversity is more than race, nation of origin and ethnicity. It also encompasses gender, sexuality, ability, language and class. Our work questions, challenges and transforms our notions of contemporary Canadian life, and explores our evolving connection to the world around us. It encourages us to consider and honour our history, while stepping boldly into the future.

Highline Residential is a full-service real estate brokerage firm committed to delivering exceptional service. Founded in New York City with a sincere appreciation and respect for this ever-changing, vibrant and complex environment, we understand that purchasing, renting and selling real estate can be a stressful, sometimes intimidating process. With this in mind, our goal is to ensure that each client's real estate experience is one of effortless simplicity, with all particulars skillfully planned and flawlessly executed.

In the 1920's several immigrant Ukrainian families of the Greco-Catholic Faith (Orthodox Christians in communion with Rome) settled in the east end of Toronto and began to slowly coalesce into a small community. In 1927, a Heritage School was established for their children. They met socially and congregated for worship at various locations, depending on the availability of a priest. In 1937, with the purchase of a church building on King Street, a small but definite community of eight Ukrainian Greco-Catholic faithful was established, under the name Sacred Heart Parish. Beginning with the feast of Holy Pascha, the faithful gathered every Sunday at the new site to celebrate the Most Holy Eucharist. The parish received canonical approval in 1938 by Most Rev. Kyr Ladyka, Bishop of Winnipeg. In 1948, the parish became part of the newly formed Eparchy of Toronto, under the pastoral care of the Bishop of Toronto and Eastern Canada, Kyr Isidore Borecky. The name of the parish was officially.