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We have a client who has an office in Etobicoke, which is technically part of Toronto. Currently their address on the website is written out like 123 Something Street, Toronto, ON L#L #L#....
HOWEVER, I noticed when I copy and paste this into Google Maps it changes it to 123 Something Street, Etobicoke, ON L#L #L#
So technically in the real world, both would be correct... but my spidey senses tingled when Google changed it to Etobicoke. Is Google trying to tell me I should have the address as 123 Something Street, Etobicoke, ON L#L #L# instead, even though this is part of Toronto?
It's a SAB with a hidden address, so the address is only being used on the website and for citation purposes... Not sure if that helps, but it could be relevant information!
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HOWEVER, I noticed when I copy and paste this into Google Maps it changes it to 123 Something Street, Etobicoke, ON L#L #L#
So technically in the real world, both would be correct... but my spidey senses tingled when Google changed it to Etobicoke. Is Google trying to tell me I should have the address as 123 Something Street, Etobicoke, ON L#L #L# instead, even though this is part of Toronto?
It's a SAB with a hidden address, so the address is only being used on the website and for citation purposes... Not sure if that helps, but it could be relevant information!