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Internet: Complimentary

wireless high-speed internet

access is available in the

conference meeting rooms.

The conference will use both the

main and lower levels for pres-

entations. Please see p. 3 for the

conference map. School displays

can be found in the Lower Lobby

and Hallway, and washrooms are

located on both levels. In addi-

tion to the main entrance, there

is an entrance and exit from the

parking lot to the lower level.

Participants who have difficulty

navigating the stairs may find it

easier to use this separate en-

trance. There is no elevator

available, so we kindly request

that parents leave strollers at

home or in the car.

Questions? Concerns?

TPS representatives will be avail-

able throughout the conference

to answer questions and provide

assistance. Feel free to speak to

us any time if you have any con-

cerns. We hope you find this

event enjoyable and informative,

and wish you all the best in your

private school search!

TPS welcomes you to the 2011

Private Schools Conference! This

free event has been designed to

give you the best information to

begin your private school search.

About the TPS Conference

This day-long event gives families

the chance to learn about private

school admissions and to explore

the range of private education

options available in Ontario. We

will provide a thorough overview

of the Ontario private school

landscape and general admissions

process. This conference also

brings together some of the top

private schools in Ontario for

presentations and Q&A. Meet

representatives from these pri-

vate schools, listen to their pres-

entations, and learn more about

their schools and admissions

requirements. With such a

wealth of resources available,

you will be able to compare your

options and make informed deci-

sions about the future of your

children‟s education.

Conference Format

Please see p. 2 for a detailed

agenda for today‟s conference.

Our scheduled presentations

include:

Main Session: TPS and fea-

tured guest speakers will

present an overview of

private school admissions,

types of schools, tuition

costs, financial aid and the

SSAT exam

School Sessions: Representa-

tives from private schools

will conduct a series of

presentations about each

school's curriculum, campus

life, and admissions require-

ments.

Q & A: School representa-

tives will be available be-

tween presentations to

meet individually with fami-

lies and answer their ques-

tions.

Our Location

Please see p. 18 for an area map

of the Four Points by Sheraton

Toronto Airport Hotel. The

hotel‟s features include:

Parking: A full-day pass for

the hotel‟s parking lot can

be purchased at $12/day.

Food: The hotel‟s De Maple

Restaurant and Lounge will

be open for lunch.

Welcome from TPS

C O N T E N T S :

Agenda 2

Conference

Map

3

TPS Main

Session

4

Guest

Speakers

5

Presenting

School Profiles

6

Area Map 18

Driving

Directions

19

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10:00-11:00

Main Session Windsor Room

TPS and featured guest speakers present an overview of private school admissions, types

of schools, tuition costs, financial aid and the SSAT exam.

Guest topics:

Benefits of Boarding School Lydia Hawkins, Assistant Director of Admissions at Ridley College The International Baccalaureate (IB) Program

Kimberly Carter, Associate Director of Admissions at Branksome Hall The Advanced Placement (AP) Program Joseph Pupo, Principal of De La Salle College

11:00-11:10 10 MIN BREAK

School Sessions Round 1

Windsor Room Kingston Room Georgian Room

11:10-11:40 St. Michael‟s College School St. Clement‟s School Lakefield College School

11:40-12:10 St. Andrew‟s College The Bishop Strachan School De La Salle College

12:10-12:20 10 MIN BREAK

12:20-12:50 Upper Canada College Branksome Hall Ridley College

12:50-1:20 Crescent School Havergal College Appleby College

1:20-2:00 40 MIN LUNCH BREAK

School Sessions Round 2

Windsor Room Kingston Room Georgian Room

2:00-2:30 University of Toronto

Schools Alumni Q&A Havergal College Appleby College

2:30-3:00 St. Andrew‟s College The Bishop Strachan School Crescent School

3:00-3:30 Upper Canada College Branksome Hall St. Clement‟s School

TPS Conference Agenda

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Conference Map

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The TPS main

session provides an

overview of private

school admissions,

plus guest

presentations on

boarding schools

and the AP and IB

programs.

Guest Presentations

TPS Main Session

The TPS Conference Main Session is designed

to give parents a thorough overview of the

Ontario private school landscape and admis-

sions process. Parents are often overwhelmed

with the variety of education choices available

to them. In this session, TPS and will provide

parents with a roadmap of how to select a

school that is right for their children. This pres-

entation will cover all aspects of private school

admissions from school selection to the appli-

cation.

Presentation topics include:

Types of private schools

How to choose a private school

Arts and athletics

Break-down of the application

Interview and personal questionnaire

SSAT entrance test

Tuition and financial aid


10:00 –11:00am (Windsor Room)

TPS is pleased to welcome several guest speakers to present on specific issues relevant to parents in

their private school search. As administrators of some of the top private schools in Ontario, these

presenters can provide unique insight into some of the more complicated components of private

school curricula and admissions.

Guest topics include:

Benefits of Boarding School

Lydia Hawkins, Assistant Director of Admissions at Ridley College

The International Baccalaureate (IB) Program

Kimberly Carter, Associate Director of Admissions at Branksome Hall

The Advanced Placement (AP) Program

Joseph Pupo, Principal of De La Salle College

Guest Speakers


Lydia J. Hawkins, Assistant Director of Admissions at Ridley College, will be presenting an

overview of boarding school programs and the benefits of boarding options. Having

grown up in Atlantic Canada, Lydia began her prep school career as a tenth grade board-

ing student at Choate Rosemary Hall in Connecticut. From Choate, she continued on to

Bowdoin College in Maine where she graduated with a Bachelor of Liberal Arts. Since

graduating from Bowdoin, Lydia has served in a variety of roles including boarding life,

athletics, and admissions on independent school campuses in both Canada and the United

States.

Lydia J. Hawkins, Assistant Director

of Admissions at Ridley College

Joseph Pupo, Principal of

De La Salle College

Kimberly Carter, Associate Director of Admissions for Branksome Hall, will be present-

ing an overview of the International Baccalaureate (IB) and its three programs - the PYP

(Primary Year‟s Program), MYP (Middle Years Program) and DP (Diploma Program).

Kimberly Carter is a trained IB teacher, who prior to becoming the Associate Director

of Admissions for Branksome Hall, taught Grades 1, 3, 6 and 7. She will present on the

IB‟s programs, core values and assessment strategies. Kimberly completed her Diploma

in School Leadership through CAIS‟s (Canadian Association of Independent Schools)

Leadership Institute in 2008. She holds a Bachelors of Education through OISE/UT and

an honours Bachelor degree from Queen‟s University.

Kimberly Carter,

Associate Director of Admissions

at Branksome Hall

Joseph Pupo, principal of De La Salle College “Oaklands”, will be presenting an overview

of the Advanced Placement (AP) program. De La Salle College is an independent Roman

Catholic, co-educational day school, founded by the teachings and traditions of St. John

Baptist de La Salle. The College offers advanced liberal arts curriculum to students from

grades five through twelve, which is enhanced by a variety of enriched extracurricular

programmes enabling students to develop leadership skills, self-confidence and a sense of

social responsibility. As a former Director of Admissions and Student Services, Joseph

implemented a very successful Advanced Placement Programme well over ten years ago.

Joseph is familiar with Advanced Placement and appreciates the benefits of participating in

an AP programme. Hence, he will be able to provide some real insight to such a worth-

while programme.

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Appleby College is a non-profit, independent

school for more than 725 young men and women

in Grades 7 to 12. Founded in 1911 and located

on a 60-acre campus in Oakville, Ontario, Appleby

offers a university preparatory education to both

boarding and day students. The curriculum offers

an exceptionally diverse education that combines

rigorous academics with dynamic arts, athletics

and community service.

At Appleby College, we encourage our students

to discover and embrace their passions. We chal-

lenge them to try new activities, explore new

ideas and take chances. We promote the develop-

ment of the whole student, blending academic

excellence, athletic achievement and creative ex-

pression with opportunities for leadership and

community engagement both at home and around

the world.

To explore all that Appleby has to offer please

visit us at www.appleby.on.ca.

Advisor/student ratio: 1:9

Competitive sports: hockey, swimming, bas-

ketball, volleyball, soccer, field hockey, rugby,

golf, softball and tennis

Languages: French, Mandarin, Spanish, Ger-

man and Arabic

Music / Art / Theatre: Dance, drama, music

(orchestra, concert band, vocal jazz ensem-

ble, cantus chamber choir), theatre, visual

arts

Location 540 Lakeshore Rd W, Oakville

Website www.appleby.on.ca

Year Founded 1911

Gender Co-ed

Grades 7-12

Boarding Grades 9-12

Size 460 day, 265 boarding

Campus Size 60 acres

AP/IB AP program

Tuition Day: $29,235 - $37,295

Boarding: $48,580 - $55,555

Entry Years 7, 9

Admissions Deadline Rolling

SSAT Required Yes

Appleby College Presenting 12:50 and 2:00pm (Georgian Room)

Display Booth #11 (Lower Hallway)

The Bishop Strachan School


Presenting 11:40am and 2:30pm (Kingston Room)

Display Booth #5 (Lower Lobby)

Location 298 Lonsdale Rd, Toronto

Website www.bss.on.ca

Year Founded 1867

Gender Girls

Grades JK-12



Campus Size 7 acres

AP/IB AP program

Tuition Day: $26,410

Boarding: $47,860

Entry Years JK, 3, 7, 9

Admissions Deadline Day: Mid-December

Boarding: Rolling

SSAT Required Yes

The Bishop Strachan School, Canada‟s oldest day and boarding

school for girls, is renowned for its expertise in the particular

learning needs of girls and offers a single-gender environment

that helps its students achieve their best, both academically and

in their life‟s pursuits.

A rigorous academic curriculum coupled with a creative, nur-

turing, and expressive approach to education makes BSS an

environment specifically developed to bring out the very best in

each of its students. In the Senior School, the Advanced Place-

ment program is offered as part of our enriched curriculum.

One hundred percent of graduating students achieve university

admission, and a large number are offered places at prestigious

universities in the United States, including: Harvard, MIT,

Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia, Cornell

and Georgetown; as well as the United Kingdom, including:

Edinburgh, the London School of Economics, St. Andrews, and

Trinity College Dublin.

Almost 80 boarders come to live at BSS from places such as

Canada, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, the Carib-

bean, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Mexico. Our Board-

ing Program is kept deliberately small and intentionally interna-

tional for the betterment of the students. Set amid lush

grounds in Toronto‟s prestigious Forest Hill neighbourhood,

the sprawling campus offers an academic atmosphere in the

tradition of the finest schools around the world.

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Branksome Hall is more than meets the eye.

Yes, we are an independent school for girls from

Junior Kindergarten through Grade 12. Yes, we

are located on a picturesque 13-acre campus in

the heart of Toronto. Yes, our International Bac-

calaureate (IB) Programme‟s emphasis on inquiry-

based learning prepares young women to face the

challenge and opportunities of our changing

world. And, yes, our graduates are welcomed by

stellar universities across Canada and around the

world.

But we are much more:

We are a caring community.

We are a home away from home.

We are a place where remarkable things

happen.

Discover our IB advantage.

Established in 1903, Branksome Hall is now is the

only all-girls IB school in the world where all stu-

dents must study the IB curriculum (PYP, MYP

and DP). Located in the heart of Toronto‟s Rose-

dale area, Branksome‟s 13-acre and 13-building

campus features tennis courts, playing fields, an

outdoor classroom, an indoor pool, and extensive

fitness facilities. Branksome remains devoted to its

mission to challenge and inspire girls to love learn-

ing and to shape a better world.

Branksome Hall Presenting 12:20 and 3:30pm (Kingston Room)


Location 10 Elm Avenue, Toronto

Website www.branksome.on.ca

Year Founded 1903

Gender Girls

Grades JK-12




AP/IB IB program

Tuition Day: $26,265 - $28,265

Boarding: $49,100 - $51,000

Entry Years All years

Admissions Dead-

line

Day: Mid-December

Boarding: Rolling

SSAT Required Yes

Crescent School


Presenting 12:50pm (Windsor Room) and 2:30pm (Georgian Room)


Our visitors tell us that there is something unique about

Crescent that is evident on first walking through our

front doors: they feel immediately „at home‟.

The three-way partnership between faculty, parents and

students forms the basis of our school culture. We work

hard at building relationships, and we believe that this is

what makes our school unique.

At Crescent every effort is made to make new students

and their families feel welcome. Before long your son will

become part of a large and caring extended family. All

three schools, Lower, Middle and Upper, are located in

the same facility which allows the boys to integrate and

share mentoring and leadership roles across all ages and

grades. At the same time, each School observes the in-

tegrity of an age-appropriate environment where teach-

ers can understand each boy encouraging him to discover

his own unique talents and abilities.

Parents are always welcome at Crescent. We encourage

and support active participation through many social and

educational opportunities. Additionally, many parents

volunteer in our vibrant and energetic parent associa-

tions – the Guild and the Crescent Family Committee.

Location 2365 Bayview Ave, Toronto

Website www.crescentschool.org

Year Founded 1913

Gender Boys

Grades 3-12

Boarding N/A

Size 695 day


AP/IB AP program


Entry Years 3, 4, 5, 7, 9

Admissions Deadline Mid-December

SSAT Required Yes

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De La Salle “Oaklands” is an independent,

Roman Catholic, co-educational day school,

founded by the teachings and traditions of St.

John Baptist de La Salle.

Celebrating its 160th Anniversary, De La Salle

College continues to educate young men and

women in a truly Christian atmosphere and to

develop a strong sense of religious and moral

values.

The College offers an advanced liberal arts

curriculum, which is enhanced by a variety of

enriched extracurricular programs enabling

students to develop leadership skills, self-

confidence and a sense of social responsibility.

With advanced curriculum, liturgical services,

athletic programs, extracurricular activities

and community service, our graduates go on

to some of the finest universities across the

country and around the world.

De La Salle College Presenting 11:40am (Georgian Room)


Location 131 Farnham Ave, Toronto

Website www.delasalleoaklands.org

Year Founded 1851

Gender Co-ed

Grades 5-12

Boarding N/A

Size 610 day

Campus Size 13.5 acres

AP/IB AP program


Entry Years 5, 6, 7, 9


SSAT Required Yes

Havergal College

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Presenting 12:50pm and 2:00pm (Kingston Room)


Behind the ivy-covered walls of Havergal College, girls de-

velop into extraordinary young women with inquiring minds,

global capability and self-awareness. A Havergal girl is en-

couraged to investigate and explore the world around her,

while discovering her own unique capabilities. She is not

afraid to ask questions and take risks. She is an excellent

communicator who is adaptable and confident. She balances

a variety of opportunities while living her life with passion

and confidence, knowing she possesses the academic and life

skills to make a difference and be effective anytime, any-

where and with anyone. As an Old Girl, she will join our

proud continuum of 8,000 alumnae who are networked to

each other and the world. To experience the Havergal dif-

ference, book a visit to our beautiful 22-acre campus and

encourage your daughter to discover the joy of being a girl!

Contact the Admission Office at 416-482-4724, admis-

[email protected] or www.havergal.on.ca.

Havergal College Mission: Preparing young women to

make a difference since 1894

Havergal College Values: imagination, diversity, excel-

lence, altruism, leadership and spirituality

Programs: Extensive co-curricular programs, student

leadership opportunities, Global Experience Program

Campus: 22 acres, with state-of-the-art facilities on the

largest girls‟ school campus in Toronto

Graduates: 100 percent of graduates continuing to the

university of their choice

Location 1451 Avenue Rd, Toronto

Website www.havergal.on.ca

Year Founded 1894

Gender Girls

Grades JK-12




AP/IB AP program


Boarding: $48,100

Entry Years JK, 1, 7, 9


Boarding: Rolling

SSAT Required Yes

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Life at Lakefield College School is as unique as

you are. Founded in 1879, LCS offers co-

educational boarding (Grades 9 to 12) and

day school (Grades 7 to 12) to a global com-

munity of engaged and active students. Lo-

cated on a stunning 315-acre campus on the

shore of Lake Katchewanooka in rural On-

tario, LCS integrates nature, sustainability, and

the latest technology into everyday living and

learning.

Inside and outside the classroom, you will

discover that rigorous academics, challenging

athletics, and inspiring co-curricular arts are

more than just lessons. They are experiences

developed by dedicated teachers who believe

in the education of the mind, body and soul.

Prepare yourself for university, prepare to

discover your potential, prepare to live with

friends from around the world, and prepare

to enjoy the “best days of your life.”

Lakefield College School Presenting 11:10am (Georgian Room)


Location 4391 Country Rd 29, Lakefield

Website www.lcs.on.ca

Year Founded 1879

Gender Co-ed

Grades 7-12




AP/IB AP program

Tuition Day: $21,655 - $27,370

Boarding: $47,715 - $51,245

Entry Years 7, 9


SSAT Required Yes

Ridley College


Presenting 12:20pm (Georgian Room)


Ridley College is a world prep boarding school located in St.

Catharines, Ontario. Home to day and boarding students

from across Canada and 31 countries around the world,

Ridley students are engaged in academics, athletics, arts, and

community service. While Ridley currently offers the OSSD

and AP curriculum, in September 2012, the school will offer

the IB Diploma Program as well.

We welcome the opportunity to host you on our 108 acre

campus and assist you in discovering the legacy of a Ridley

education. Lace up your skates and enjoy our new $15 mil-

lion rink. If theater is what you love, talk with our drama

students who traveled to the UK last year. While there they

staged a production in five different venues and met Recleans

from all over Europe. Try your hand at the controls of our

robots in the new VEX Robotics Lab. Go to Biology class

and check out our work on the Human Genome Project.

Attend a House meeting and meet potential friends from

across the globe. Talk to our university placement experts.

Take a tour. Picture yourself here.

To get started, follow our bog: bogs.ridgepole.com, visit us

online: www.ridleycollege.com or email us at admis-

[email protected]. We look forward to hearing from

you and introducing you to this legacy that could be yours.

Location 2 Ridley Rd, St. Catharines

Website www.ridleycollege.com

Year Founded 1889

Gender Co-ed

Grades JK-12

Boarding 5-12



AP/IB AP program (IB in 2012)

Tuition Day: $11,000 - $23,600

Boarding: $41,580 - 44,580

Entry Years JK-12


SSAT Required For scholarship consideration

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St. Andrew's College is one of Canada's premier

all boys boarding and day schools for students

from grades 6 to 12. With a student population

of 585 boys, we seek well-rounded students who

display a strong sense of character and intellec-

tual curiosity, participate in our extensive athletic

program (57 teams across 23 sports), and can

contribute to our art, drama or music programs.

Activity-based learning is at the forefront of out

academic curriculum, offering boys a learning

environment that inspires and challenges students

with an expanding Advanced Placement (AP)

program. Boys are encouraged to become in-

volved in extra-curricular activities, all of which

help to develop lifelong leadership and independ-

ent learning skills. One hundred percent of SAC

graduates attend university in Canada, the United

States, and abroad.

Campus: 110 acres, 17 buildings, and a brand

new state-of-the-art outdoor athletic centre

opening in the Fall of 2011

Academics: over 14 Advanced Placement

courses offered, student to teacher ratio of

9:1

Headmaster: Kevin R. McHenry, BBA

(Hons.) Wilfrid Laurier University, B.Ed. The

University of Western Ontario, M.Ed. The

University of Toronto

St. Andrew’s College Presenting 11:40am and 2:30pm (Windsor Room)


Location 1500 Yonge St, Aurora

Website www.sac.on.ca

Year Founded 1899

Gender Boys

Grades 5-12




AP/IB AP program


Boarding: $45,076

Entry Years 5-11


SSAT Required Yes

St. Clement’s School


Presenting 11:10am (Kingston Room) and 3:00pm (Georgian Room)


Since 1901, SCS has developed women of character by en-

couraging academic excellence, self-confidence, leadership,

and independent thinking in an enriching, supportive environ-

ment.

Known for its strong academic program, SCS has Ontario's

most extensive Advanced Placement program. Comprehen-

sive academics, combined with the school‟s rich co-curricular

program, ensure that "Clementines" are prepared for the

challenges of the world's leading universities.

The school‟s vibrant facilities include a performance and

lecture hall, a dance/drama studio, two gymnasiums, state-of-

the-art science laboratories, and more – all reflecting the

varied activities of SCS students.

SCS has recently developed and launched LINCWell, a com-

prehensive program of student enrichment and support.

With its motto, “Learn well, Lead well, Live well,” LINCWell

offers a school-wide integrated approach to education help-

ing students to sustain high academic standards, creativity,

health, and wellness. Visit www.scs.on.ca for more info.

Location 21 St. Clements Ave, Toronto

Website www.scs.on.ca

Year Founded 1901

Gender Girls

Grades 1-12

Boarding N/A

Size 470 day

Campus Size 1 acre

AP/IB AP program


Entry Years 1, 7, 9


SSAT Required Yes

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Founded in 1852 by the Basilian Fathers, St. Mi-

chael's College School stands as Ontario's only

independent Catholic school for young men. The

school offers an enriched, Catholic, liberal arts

programme that prepares young men for univer-

sity and to carry on as leaders in their community.

Our mission is to educate the whole person

through the teachings of the Catholic Church and

a demanding curriculum. The school‟s strong aca-

demic curriculum is complemented by faith devel-

opment, leadership opportunities and a diverse

array of co-curricular activities.

Our 10-acre campus features a fully networked

learning environment, modern research tools,

electronic study aids, as well as first class athletic,

art and music training and performance facilities.

Each year, over 95 per cent of St. Michael's gradu-

ates are accepted at their university of first choice;

approximately half of these graduates are recog-

nized as Ontario Scholars. Following graduation,

our students remain engaged with the St. Michael‟s

community through an Alumni Association that

boasts a vibrant membership of over 7000 world-

wide.

St. Michael’s College School Presenting 11:10am (Windsor Room)


Location 1515 Bathurst Street, Toronto

Website www.stmichaelscollegeschool.com

Year Founded 1852

Gender Boys

Grades 7-12

Boarding N/A

Size 1100 day


AP/IB AP program

Tuition Day: $15,225 - $16,050

Entry Years 7, 9

Admissions

Deadline Day: Mid-December

SSAT Required Yes

Upper Canada College


Presenting 12:20 and 3:00pm (Windsor Room)


Upper Canada College enjoys a reputation as one of North

America‟s great independent boys‟ schools. Founded in 1829,

UCC alumni include politicians, scholars, business leaders,

artists and Olympians. Graduates include media mogul Ted

Rogers '51, actor Brendan Fraser '87, grocery maven Galen

Weston '92, Ottawa Senator Colin Greening '05 and civil

liberties lawyer Jameel Jaffer '90.

UCC offers “big school” opportunities and facilities com-

bined with a “small school” approach to individualized learn-

ing. Our unsurpassed facilities include a new double-pad

hockey arena with Olympic-sized ice pad and the Norval

Outdoor School, a 400-acre nature sanctuary northwest of

Toronto. Our programs include international community

service trips and myriad clubs and co-curricular sports.

Located in the heart of Toronto, UCC comprises 1,150 stu-

dents in Senior Kindergarten through university entrance,

with boarding from Grade 9 open to students from across

Canada and around the world. Graduates receive the Inter-

national Baccalaureate Diploma and the Ontario Secondary

School Diploma. Our school has a 100 per cent university

placement rate at the country's and world's most prestigious

post-secondary institutions. Tuition assistance available be-

ginning in Grade 5. Visit UCC online: www.ucc.on.ca/

Admission

Location 200 Lonsdale Rd, Toronto

Website www.ucc.on.ca

Year Founded 1829

Gender Boys

Grades SK-12

Boarding 9-12



AP/IB IB program

Tuition Day: $27,610 - $29,610

Boarding: $49,265 - $51,265

Entry Years SK, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9


Boarding: Rolling

SSAT Required Yes

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Area Map


Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel

6257 Airport Road, Mississauga, Ontario, L4V 1E4

(Airport Rd. & American Dr.)

Nearby Restaurants

1. Swiss Chalet

6300 Silver Dart Drive

(Silver Dart off Airport Rd.)

2. Wendy’s

6585 Airport Road

(Airport Rd. & Orlando Dr.)

3. Tim Hortons

6767 Airport Road

(Airport Rd. & Northwest Dr.)

4. King’s Choice

6305 Northam Drive

(Northam between American Dr. & Air-

way Dr.)

5. Asian Wok & Roll

2919 Derry Road East

(Derry Rd. & Airport Rd.)

6. China Garden

7071 Airport Road


7. Tandoori Chicken Corner

7086 Airport Road


8. Sweet India Restaurant

7126 Airport Road


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Driving Directions


Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel

6257 Airport Road, Mississauga, Ontario, L4V 1E4

(Airport Rd. & American Dr.)

From East:

Take Hwy 401 West to Hwy 409 (Airport). Continue on

Hwy 409, then take Airport Road exit and

turn right (North).

From North:

Take Hwy 400 South to Hwy 401 Westbound. Continue on

401 West to Hwy 409 (Airport). Take the Airport Road

exit and turn right (North).

From West:

Take Hwy 401 East to Hwy 427 North and exit at Dixon

Road. Keep right and make a left onto Dixon Road, which

becomes Airport Road. Drive for 1.8km (2-3 minutes).

From South:

Take Hwy 427 North and exit at Dixon Road. Keep right

and make a left onto Dixon Road, which becomes Airport

Road. Drive for 1.8km (2-3 minutes).

Notes


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