Known for its spectacular scenery and endless stretches of waterfront.  Etobicoke has the best of both worlds right on the waterfront where you enjoy a leisurely stroll along the boardwalk or head further north where you'll be in the busy commerical centre where it's ideal for shopping, eating, easy access to the (Toronto Transit Commission) TTC and bike paths. 

With neighbourhood eateries, excellent shopping, and a beautiful greenery, is it any wonder that Etobicoke is the place – secretly anyway – that everyone wants to live?

- World class dining, theatre, nightlife within reach
- Many hiking, walking and cycling trails
- Lots of parks with natural wildlife including deer, racoons, skunks, beavers, otters, minks, foxes, coyotes, chipmunks, a myriad of bird species, bats, ducks, hawks and herons, fish, frogs, turtles, numerous insects including butterflies and bees.

Sports:
- Baseball - Toronto Blue Jays (MLB) - play at the Rogers Centre (formally the SkyDome)
- Ice Hockey - Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) - play at Scotiabank Arena (formally Air Canada Centre)
- Ice Hockey - Toronto Marlies (AHL) - play at Coca-Cola Coliseum
- Basketball - Toronto Raptors (NBA) - Scotiabank Arena
- Football - Toronto Argonauts (CFL) - BMO Field is Canada’s first soccer-specific stadium.
- Toronto National (MLL) - Vaughan Arena - 25 minutes North East
- Toronto Football Club (MLS) - plays at BMO Field
- Golf a few places to mention in Etobicoke: Humber Valley Golf Course, Markland Wood Golf Club,
- Centennial Park Golf Centre, Islington Golf Club, St. George’s Golf & Country Club
- Lots of places to curl, High Park Club Curling, just East of Etobicoke and Dixie Curling Club to the West.
- Rugby, Soccer, Cricket and Lacrosse are played
- Lots of tennis and pickle ball courts
- Many pools including Olympic pool close to Centennial Park
- Water sports including, sailing, water skiing, seadoos to name a few.