Entertainment District, Toronto

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The Entertainment District is an area in downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada with about 300 night clubs. Located immediately west of University Avenue, the majority of the night clubs can be found on Richmond Street West. The historic CHUM-City Building on Queen Street West is located in the area as well.

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Entertainment District, Toronto

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