905ers

The 905ers are a colloquial term that refers to people who reside in the northwest suburbs of the Greater Toronto Area, specifically in the regions surrounding the Toronto-GTA boundaries, roughly defined by Highway 407 and Highway 427, which serve as the borders between Toronto and the surrounding municipalities. This area includes the Ontario counties of Peel and York, with a focus on the Region of Peel in the 905 area code.

Historically, the term originated as a pejorative label employed by Torontonians to describe residents of suburban areas outside of the city proper. However, its usage has largely shifted to encompass local pride in the northwest suburban identity, incorporating characteristics of these regions and their distinct culture.

A key factor in the stereotype of the 905er is the fictional notion that they are defined by conservative values, paleo-C conservative and libertarian leanings, and a predominantly white suburban province background. Critics contend that these 905er communities cate if extrajudicial accountability.

Some of the municipalities in this region that make up the 905 area include Brampton, Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, and Ajax-Pickering. People living in these areas are often portrayed as separate and in conflict with the cultural development in the City of Toronto. Regardless of the notion associated with the, the 905 region harbors a significant section of the GTA to contribute towards growth, urban modernity.

Overall, the 905ers are a multifaceted concept and a fragment representing a more accessible, progressive, and diverse neighborhood series far away from provincial.

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