Shiv Mandir

Park at the back where lots of space is there. In front it can be risky. When you enter the door on left will be the entrance. Om Namah Shivaya 🙏🏻

The Sringeri Vidya Bharati Foundation (SVBF) Canada was established in 2005 as a non-profit organization with the aim of promoting Sanathana Dharma (eternal righteousness) in communities across Canada. As an overseas affiliate of Sri Sharada Peetham, Sringeri, India, SVBF Canada will propagate the teachings of Adi Shankara. SVBF acquired an existing Shiva temple in Etobicoke, which is the first shrine dedicated to goddess Sharadamba. The temple also houses ten other shrines dedicated to various deities including Ganesha, Lord Shiva, Adi Shankara, Lord Vishnu, Devi Durga, Hanumanji, and Lord Karthikeya or Muruga.

The temple has serence ambiance. So pious and peaceful until you meet the employees working there. I had to pay for lighting diyas in the temple even though i brought them from my home. 11$ for 5 diyas and woman at the counter has difficulty understanding english and starts to be rude with you if she doesnt understands you. I am just happy i able to find a shiva temple after so long in Canada. May god blesses all his children and give them peace of mind. Har har mahadev 🙏

Beautiful temple. Went on a Saturday evening and there was no crowd. A very peaceful and divine place to worship and meditate. They have all Hindu gods and the idols are beautifully carved and adorned. They have put a list of the important functions and the cost to participate in each.

It was an amazing experience visiting , praying, blessed to be able to offer Milk, water and Wood Apple leaves (Bel Pata) to the Lord Shiva 🙏. There multiple idols of God and Godess there like Sri Rama, Sita Mata and Laxman ji, Sri Krishna and Radha Mata, Bajrangbali ji, Ganesha and some other gurus and Shardamba Mata. It is well maintained, in good quiet vicinity. Very near to Kipling Ave at Taber Rd. Bus stop ( walkable only 350+ meters). Chanting of Shardamba Mata mantra for 5 times was an mesmerizing experience. Recommend anyone in Toronto to visit for peace of mind.

We visited the Shiv mandir today. It was around 2:30 pm. There was no one in the temple. It was very very very very peaceful. The temple is clean and the idols are very beautiful and peaceful. The pujari had done Pooja of all the gods beautifully. I felt peace sitting here and I was exactly in search of a mandir like this. Later the lady who was in charge of the temple also offered us Prasad.
It's a must visit temple for everyone.
The poojaris , the people who care for the temple are and its management are very kind and humble. They offer everyone Prasad in the form of fruits and food. one time they gave all a Tulsi plant as well. On the occasion (22-10-2023) of dasara there were many programs arranged by the temple like kumkum archana which was totally free, natya seva which was performed by a girl beautifully and mahaprasad. I did kumkum archana with mantras and many other women's, the vibe was very pure. Mahaprasad was very delicious. It included 4 types of rice, 2 types of curries, chapati, bhaji, 2-3 types of sweets. I never return empty handed from this temple. It's the place where you can find peace.

I was searching for shiva temple near my place.Surprisingly ,found this temple near to my place.Very peaceful and auspicious place.Felt like back at home for sometime🙏