A temporary parking permit lets you park in the lot across the street or on Gamble Avenue anytime.

• Please keep an eye on the parking signs to make sure you are parking in properly designated streets.
• Print the pass and put it in your car windshield. We have a printer for your use.
• Your pass is valid for Parking Area 7K.

Fees

• 24 hours: $18.99 + HST
• 48 hours: $27.45 + HST
• 7 days: $41.16 + HST

More information and passes from the City of Toronto:
https://www.toronto.ca/services-payments/streets-parking-transportation/applying-for-a-parking-permit/temporary-on-street-parking/

We have electronic locks. Your 4 digit access code is in your booking message, sent before your arrival.

You can unlock both of our doors with your code.

1. Press the checkmark to light up the touchscreen.
2. Enter your 4 digit code. Wait for the checkmark icon to flash before opening the door.
3. To lock, press the Lock icon (no code needed).

1. Press the checkmark to illuminate the touchscreen

2. Enter the code. Wait for the checkmark icon to flash before opening the door

3. To lock the door – Press the Lock Icon

The garage door opener is on the left side of the garage door.

1. Open the cover on the keypad.
2. Enter your 4 digit garage door code, then press Enter.

To close the garage door from inside, press the button on the wall.

To Open or Close the Garage Door

Open cover and enter the 4 digit Garage Door code provided + press the Enter button

In an emergency, we have a spare set of keys in a lockbox outside. Please contact us for access.

If a lot of people are using the hot tub, the chemicals will get out of balance quickly. There is a Tupperware container with a lid beside the hot tub. Inside is a bromine dispenser. Please toss it in the hot tub after you get out.

Our hot tub chemicals are in the closet beside the dining table (top shelf). There you will find bromine sanitizer granules and test strips.

If you are using the hot tub a lot, please put a level teaspoon (5 g) of bromine granules into the hot tub at the end of the day. If you are unsure, please use the test strips to test the water.

1. To show the set temperature, press the TEMP button once.
2. To change it, press the button a second time before the display stops flashing. Each press raises or lowers the set temperature.

To go the other way, wait 3 seconds until the display shows the current water temperature. Then press the button to show the set temperature, and press it a second time before the display stops flashing. The temperature should now change in the opposite direction.

Someone may have changed its mode by pressing the buttons. The hot tub has 3 modes: Sleep, Economy and Standard. It should always be in Standard mode, as shown below.

If it is in Sleep or Economy mode, this video shows how to change it back:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DJ6F_JjK4U

1. Press the power button.
2. Select the element you want to use.
3. Select the temperature: 0 is off, 1 is low, 9 is high.
4. Press the power button to turn it off.

1. Press power button

2. Select the element you want to activate

3. Select the desired temperature
0 – off
1 – low
9 – high

4. Press power button to turn off

• The cold water from the kitchen faucet is filtered.
• The water dispenser on the front of the fridge is filtered.
• The freezer has a built-in ice machine.

1. Check the water reservoir at the side is full.
2. Open the front top compartment.
3. Insert a new Keurig pod.
4. Close the front top compartment.
5. Press the size of coffee you want (6, 8 or 10 ounces).

We have mini split air conditioners / heat pumps. They are controlled by the white remotes.

1. Pull the cover down to access the other functions.

Pull cover down to access other functions

Check whether one indoor unit is set to heating while another is set to cooling. All indoor units have to be set to the same mode, either cooling or heating.

The bedrooms on the third floor have ceiling fans that are controlled by remote. Before using the remote, please check that the light switch is turned on.

1. Press the top-left button to turn the light on and off.
2. Press the number buttons to control the fan speed.

Turn light on and off

Control fan speed

The TVs are set up with Netflix and Disney+.

There is a Bose sound system in the living room. Connect to it with any Bluetooth device. It will appear as “Bose Revolve II SoundLink”.

When you are seated, the button for the footrest is under the arm rest.

Button is inside arm rest

The shower has two rain shower heads and two controls.

Left control: rainfall shower and waterfall

1. Large dial: switches between the rainfall shower (turn right) and the waterfall (turn left). 6 o’clock is off.
2. Small dial: controls the temperature. A good starting point is 6 o’clock. Adjust in small increments.
3. Colder: turn the small dial right.
4. Hotter: turn the small dial left.
5. Rainfall shower: turn the large dial right.
6. Off: 6 o’clock.
7. Waterfall: turn the large dial left.

Large dial switches from
– rainfall (turn right)
to
– waterfall (turn left)
– 6 o’clock is off

Small dial controls temperature
A good starting point is 6 o’clock
– turn left for hotter and turn right for colder
– adjust in small increments

colder

hotter

rainfall shower

off

waterfall

Right control: rainfall shower and hand shower

1. Large dial: switches between the rainfall shower (turn right) and the hand shower (turn left). 6 o’clock is off.
2. Small dial: controls the temperature. A good starting point is 5 o’clock. Adjust in small increments.
3. Hotter: turn the small dial right.
4. Colder: turn the small dial left.
5. Rainfall shower: turn the large dial right.
6. Off: 6 o’clock.
7. Hand shower: turn the large dial left.

Large dial switches from
– rainfall (turn right)
to
– hand shower (turn left)
– 6 o’clock is off

Small dial controls temperature
A good starting point is 5 o’clock
– turn left for colder and turn right for hotter
– adjust in small increments

hotter

colder

rainfall shower

off

hand shower

• Third floor closet (outside the bathroom)
• Basement bathroom (on the shelf to the right of the entrance, across from the laundry machines)

The hot water tank is in the basement. If the water is not hot, please let it run about 30 seconds to warm up.

Our garbage pickup day is Tuesday night. Someone will come Tuesday night to move the bins to the side of the road, and Wednesday night to put them back, so don’t be alarmed if you see someone outside on those evenings.

More detailed instructions are in the paper tray beside the printer. If they are missing, press the wifi button on the printer to print new instructions, or send us a message.

If you need drivers, you can download them here:
https://global.pantum.com/support/download/driver/

• Kitchen (under the sink)
• Dining room (inside the closet)
• Third floor (closet outside the bedrooms)
• Basement (in the bedroom dresser)

• Kitchen (above the microwave)
• Basement (bathroom drawer)

We have wood fireplaces inside, but due to safety and liability concerns you are not permitted to use them (sorry).

In the hallway closet outside the main floor bedroom.

• The high chair is in the closet beside the front entrance.
• The baby bath and pack’n play are in the basement bathroom (on the shelf beside the laundry machines).

Indoor family attraction inside Vaughan Mills mall, just north of Toronto, with LEGO build and play zones, rides, a 4D cinema, a soft play area and a shop.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=13297252424108899037

A working farm with livestock, gardens and craft programs, set in a park with ponds and picnic areas.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=12519076907815886615

A large, modern aquarium with many species and habitats on display, plus events and classes.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=10209407575645757757

Natural history and world cultures galleries, including dinosaur fossil skeletons.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=14520789240037897618

A large gallery with a big Canadian collection and European masterworks, in a building renovated by Frank Gehry.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=15719664235306829487

Jousting, horsemanship and falconry, with a four-course meal eaten without utensils in a castle-like space.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=2616853612872144413

A huge amusement park in Vaughan with around 200 attractions, including roller coasters and a water park.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=9774644099602906364

A landmark tower over 553 metres tall, with a glass floor, a revolving restaurant and panoramic views.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=1580157384328508801

A grand 1914 castle with regular tours and gardens that are open seasonally.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=7024710250092976207

A vast collection of hockey memorabilia, including famous gear, interactive games and the Stanley Cup.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=18348671405043441163

An immense zoo with outdoor pavilions housing hundreds of species, plus a large botanical collection.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=11392271285188539864

A walkable, bohemian neighbourhood with indie shops, vintage boutiques, arts spaces, specialty grocers, bakeries, cheese shops, cafes and restaurants.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=5128844828273795084

A pedestrian-only historic district in former distillery buildings, now home to boutiques, galleries, cafes and restaurants.

Tap the link below for directions on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.com/?cid=10241881967959162025