North Markham

Introduction to Victoria Manor - Jennings Gate Community The Victoria Manor – Jennings Gate community is mainly a residential neighbourhood offering a plethora of housing from large mansions to semi-detached brick homes. Smaller communities usually have a great community feeling and this ... Continue Reading » about Victoria Manor – Jennings Gate Community

Introduction to Cachet & Devil's Elbow Communities The Cachet & Devil's Elbow Communities are prestigious residential areas with some lovely parks and good amenities. It is a relatively new area developed over farmland and is popular with Markham residents. Read on to find out why! ... Continue Reading » about Cachet & Devil’s Elbow Communities

Introduction to Berczy Village Community Berczy Village community is a very popular neighbourhood due to its affordable housing, excellent commuting links and great parks. Find out everything there is to know about Berczy Village below! Location Berczy Village is located in Northern ... Continue Reading » about Berczy Village Community

Introduction to Angus Glen Community Angus Glen Community forms a significant part of the north end of Markham. It is known for its golf club and is now a bustling community that is extremely popular with Markham residents. Location Angus Glen is situated west of Kennedy Road and just ... Continue Reading » about Angus Glen Community

Introduction - Victoria Square Community The Victoria Square Community was formed in the nineteenth century in Markham. It was formerly known as Read's Corners, after landowners Thomas and Ann Read. The couple were both founding members of Victoria Square Wesleyan Methodist Church. Historic ... Continue Reading » about Victoria Square Community

Intro to Cathedraltown Cathedraltown is a 225-acre mainly residential area with a population of 3000residents. It was named after the Cathedral of Transfiguration, a striking catholic church that towers over the area. Cathedraltown Location The neighbourhood is located in the north end of ... Continue Reading » about Cathedraltown Community