they do not operate a school in the neighbourhood. CSCM and CSV students attend schools situated in other neighbourhoods in Toronto. Demographics Major ethnic populations (2016): 34.4% White; 24.0% Italian, 7.9% Canadians 28.9% South Asian; 16.0% East Indian 14.8% Black; 7.9% Jamaican 7.2% Latin American (of any race) Recreation The Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation Division manages a number of municipal parks in Humber Summit, including Apted Park, Gracedale Park, and Rowntree Mill Park. The latter park is situated near the Humber Valley. The Humber Valley forms a part of the Toronto ravine system. The Humber Summit branch of the Toronto Public Library (TPL) located at 2990 Islington Avenue. The library was opened by predecessor of TPL, the North York Public Library Board, on 15 May 1974. It was the first branch in North York to be in a shared facility with another community agency (the North York Parks and Recreation Department.) Transportation Several major roadways pass through the neighbourhood, including Finch Avenue, Steeles Avenue, Weston Road, and Highway 400, a major north-south controlled access highway that connects the northern areas of Greater Toronto with the city. Steeles Avenue serves as Humber Summit's northern boundary, whereas Finch Avenue serves as the city's southern boundary. Public transit is provided by the Toronto Transit Commission's (TTC) bus system. In addition to the TTC, bus routes provided by York Region Transit is also accessible from Humber Summit, providing access to York Region. References External links Humber Summit at Toronto Neighbourhoods Neighbourhoods in Toronto