irene sankoff from north york wrote the music for come from away.
irene sankoff from north york wrote the music for come from away.
who from north york wrote the music for come from away?
irene sankoff
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although the european canadian population in north york has been declining over the years with many moving north into the city of vaughan, many neighbourhoods still show a significant presence. the largest european community in north york are italians, in which many are homeowners in the west end of north york. in recent years, many italians have been moving out of north york to woodbridge, but there are still many predominant italian communities in north york, with the largest percentage being in the north park area of maple leaf at 42%. jewish canadians have a significant presence along bathurst street, which has been historically the largest jewish community in toronto and still is today. along bathurst are many jewish community services, businesses, and synagogues. many jewish canadians have also moved north of toronto in recent years, in communities such as thornhill. the neighbourhood with the largest percentage of jewish people in north york is the bathurst-steeles area in westminster-branson at 14%. russians make up a large percentage of the population along the north end of bathurst street between sheppard avenue and steeles avenue. the bathurst-steeles area in westminster–branson is sometimes referred to as "little moscow", and eastern european companies such as lada have had a presence in north york, as well as eastern european financial institutions such as bellridge capital. recently, many russians have also moved north into thornhill. the neighbourhood with the largest percentage of russians in north york is the rockford–fisherville area in westminster–branson at 24%. other large european communities in north york include the polish in the caribou park area of lytton park at 26%; the portuguese in the glen long–caledonia area of glen park at 13%; the slovaks in the vendome–st. dennis area of flemingdon park at 13%; the hungarians in the eastern half of glen park at 12%; the ukrainians in the bathurst–steeles area of westminster–branson at 12%, and the greeks in the victoria village neighbourhood at 9%. older generation canadians of british ancestry dominate the southern end of north york from bathurst street to the west, leslie street to the east, highway 401 to the north and lawrence avenue to the south. these areas are some of the wealthiest neighbourhoods in toronto. the largest percentage of non-visible minorities in north york is the caribou park area in lytton park at 83%.
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