to get easier access to services provided by the Jewish Immigrant Aid Society. After the breakup of the Soviet Union, many Russian immigrants to Canada settled there. Many are affiliated with the Jewish Russian Community Centre. The electoral district of York Centre, which includes Bathurst from Wilson Ave. to Steeles Ave. West, has the largest number of Russian Canadian voters in Canada. Numerous Russian delicatessens, restaurants, and book and clothing stores have earned the neighborhood the unofficial moniker "Little Moscow". Public transit Bathurst Station is a Toronto Transit Commission subway station at Bathurst Street and Bloor Street along Line 2 Bloor–Danforth. The 511 Bathurst streetcar route runs from Bloor to Fleet Street, where it turns to connect to Exhibition Place. North of Bathurst Station, public transit is provided by two bus routes: route 7 Bathurst from Bathurst Station up to Steeles Avenue West, and 160 Bathurst North from Wilson Avenue up to New Westminster Drive and Atkinson Avenue in Vaughan. During overnight hours when the subway is closed, the bus route 307 Bathurst Blue Night covers the entire length of Bathurst within the city of Toronto. Within Vaughan, York Region Transit runs several routes along Bathurst Street, including the 88 Bathurst from Finch Bus Terminal to Seneca College King Campus, part of Viva Orange, and other connections at the Promenade Terminal. Points of interest For many years, the most notable attraction on Bathurst Street was the now-demolished bargain goods emporium Honest Ed's at Bloor Street. Other landmarks along Bathurst include: Toronto Island Airport Ferry Terminal Bathurst Bowlerama (demolished) Bathurst Glen Golf Course Bathurst Station Sir Isaac Brock Bridge Bathurst Street Theatre The Tollkeeper's Cottage Baycrest Geriatric Centre Cedarvale Park Central Technical School Cineforum College Street United Church Earl Bales Park École Secondaire Catholique Renaissance Esther Shiner Stadium The Hemmingway Apartments. From 1923 to 1924, novelist Ernest Hemingway rented an apartment on Bathurst Street north of St. Clair Avenue while employed as a reporter for the Toronto Star. A historic plaque was placed on the building by the Toronto Historical Board. Lawrence Manor Lawrence Plaza Little Norway Park North York Branson Hospital Richmond Hill Golf Club Sarah and Chaim Neuberger Holocaust Education Centre St. Clair West Station St. Michael's College School Promenade Shopping Centre Toronto Waldorf School Toronto Western Hospital Toronto Transit Commission - Hillcrest Complex Raoul Wallenberg Road Westmount Collegiate Institute References External links Bathurst Street at Google Maps Aurora,