Davenport, Federal electoral district in Toronto, Canada
Davenport is a federal electoral district in western Toronto covering several established neighborhoods. The area stretches between major transportation corridors and includes streets ranging from quiet residential blocks to active shopping strips.
The electoral district was created in 1933 through a merger of sections from two earlier constituencies. Boundary adjustments have occurred over the decades as the city expanded.
The neighborhood has a strong Portuguese community that shapes its shops and street life. Portuguese bakeries, restaurants, and stores line the streets and define the local character.
The area is easily accessible by public transit serving multiple directions. Most locations within the district are walkable or reachable by short transit rides.
In 2015, a candidate made history as the first woman elected to represent this district in Parliament. This milestone marked a significant shift in the area's political representation.
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