St. John's Cathedral (Toronto)

St. John's Cathedral is a historic Anglican cathedral located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It serves as the cathedral church of the Anglican Diocese of Toronto. The cathedral is situated on Church Street, in the heart of downtown Toronto.

The current building is not the original cathedral; it represents the second cathedral dedicated to St. John the Evangelist built on the site. The original wooden church was replaced with the current stone structure in the 19th century. The architecture of St. John's Cathedral is primarily Gothic Revival, featuring a prominent spire and stained glass windows.

The cathedral plays a central role in the Anglican community of Toronto, hosting regular services, special events, and diocesan functions. It is also a significant architectural landmark in the city and a popular destination for visitors. Throughout its history, St. John's has been actively involved in social outreach and community service within the local area.