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The Scott Pilgrim vs The World House In Toronto Is For Sale & Has The Same Detached Basement

Remember the iconic garage entrance in Scott Pilgrim vs The World? The very door that led to Michael Cera's apartment in the film? Well, folks, that door can be yours, along with the rest of this gorgeous 3-storey brick Toronto house for sale.

Nestled in the prestigious Wychwood/Hillcrest Village area, the house is a real charmer. It's been owned and adored by the same family for over seven decades, and it's easy to see why. We're talking 5 bedrooms, a sunroom, and a backyard with a BBQ setup that's as palpable as a Pilgrim combo.

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10 Canadian Celebrities As Toronto Neighbourhoods That Are Extremely Accurate

Toronto is home to tons of neighbourhoods that attract hundreds of different people. Sometimes it can be hard to describe them but easier to relate them to people and what they represent. So, check out which celebrities we think best describe each neighbourhood!

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14 Signs You Grew Up In Brampton

They say home is where the heart is. In my case, home is where we ski down mountains of literal garbage, where a man named Sandy's face adorns every bus stop and notepad in your house and where every occasion meant going to the mandarin. I'm from Brampton.

Even though no one seems to like to admit they're from B-Town, we still can't help but well up with pride every time we hear our city's name.

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The Scott Pilgrim vs The World House In Toronto Is For Sale & Has The Same Detached Basement

Scott Pilgrim House

10 Canadian Celebrities As Toronto Neighbourhoods That Are Extremely Accurate

1. Drake // Forest Hill

2. Jim Carrey // Entertainment District

3. Rachel McAdams // Leslieville

4. Justin Bieber // Downtown Core

5. Ryan Gosling // Parkdale

6. Ryan Reynolds // Distillery District

7. Celine Dion // Yorkville

8. Shania Twain // Richmond Hill

9. Michael Cera // Kensington Market

10. Michael Bublé // Old Town Toronto

14 Signs You Grew Up In Brampton

1) The Bramelea City Center is like a walk down memory lane.

2) When asked about Brampton you are quick to point out that the comedy genius that is Russell Peters grew up in Brampton… and Michael Cera.

3) You know the Chinguacousy Park’s “ski hill” is a pile of Garbage, literally, but faithfully skied and tubed down it each winter.

4) You remember when all the cramped subdivisions were fields and Mayfield was in the middle of nowhere, not beside the newest Wal-Mart.

5) You have gone to an Eldorado camp at least once in your life and as a result know every camp song under the sun.

6) You know who the ponytail lady at Bramelea is and applaud her unique style choices.

7) You know all of the wives tales like the jeep at the bottom of Professor's Lake.

8) Driving through the Trinity Commons parking lot is a dangerous feat.

9) Fireworks set off in November no longer faze you. You have become well accustomed to various culture’s practices and traditions. Multiculturalism at it's most colourful !

10) The only acceptable activity on Canada day is going to Chinguacousy Park to watch the fireworks.

11) Getting to go downtown Toronto was the most exciting ever, even if it was just for a school field trip.

12) Getting the “ Oh…. you’re from Brampton….” response every time someone asks where you’re from.

13) Lying in all your social media bios and when you’re abroad about where you’re really from.

14) Secretly being just a tiny bit proud whenever anyone or anything mentions Brampton.