St. George's Square

St. George’s Square is a charming and historic neighborhood in the eastern part of downtown London, Ontario, Canada. Known for its rich heritage, well-preserved Victorian-era architecture, and a strong sense of community, St. George’s Square offers a glimpse into the city’s past while maintaining its relevance in the present.

One of the defining features of St. George’s Square is its historical significance. The neighborhood boasts a collection of beautifully preserved Victorian-era homes, a testament to the city’s architectural heritage. These heritage properties add character and unique charm to the area.

St. George’s Square is strategically positioned within the city, offering easy access to downtown amenities, cultural attractions, and public transportation. This central location makes it an ideal place for those who appreciate the convenience of urban living.

The neighborhood offers many housing options, including single-family homes, townhouses, and apartments. Many of these homes retain their historic charm while offering modern amenities. St. George’s Square is an attractive residential choice for individuals and families who appreciate the character and uniqueness of older homes.

St. George’s Square is known for its strong sense of community. Residents often come together for neighborhood events, block parties, and community initiatives. This sense of togetherness creates a welcoming and friendly atmosphere, making it easy for newcomers to feel at home.

The neighborhood features several parks and green spaces, providing residents with outdoor activities and relaxation opportunities. These spaces are often used for picnics, sports, and family gatherings. Victoria Park, one of London’s oldest and most iconic parks, is a short walk away and adds to the neighborhood’s appeal.

While steeped in history, St. George’s Square is also home to cultural attractions. The neighborhood is dotted with art galleries, theaters, and cultural centers that host exhibitions, performances, and events throughout the year. This blend of history and culture adds depth to the community.

St. George’s Square enjoys excellent transportation links. The neighborhood is pedestrian-friendly, and London Transit Commission (LTC) bus routes provide convenient access to other parts of the city. This accessibility makes it easy for residents to explore downtown London and beyond.

St. George’s Square is a hidden gem in downtown London, offering a unique blend of historical charm and modern livability. Its well-preserved architecture, sense of community, and cultural offerings make it an appealing place to call home. Whether captivated by the architectural beauty, the welcoming atmosphere, or the proximity to downtown amenities, St. George’s Square offers a slice of history within the vibrant tapestry of London, Ontario.

Profile Picture of Brooke Edwardson Physiotherapy London Ontario
Book with Brooke
Brooke Edwardson

MClSc (AHCP-SEM), MPT, BScPT, Sport Cert.  

Physiotherapist London Ontario
Orthopaedic Physiotherapy
Sports Injuries Physiotherapy
Post Surgical Rehab
Sports Team On-Field Medicine

Choose Brooke for:
• Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball and Running Injuries
• Industrial / Physically Demanding Jobs + Injuries
• Spinal, Hip and Knee Injuries
• Pre- and Post- Surgical Cases (eg. ACL Recovery after Surgery)
• Strength and Conditioning
• Sports Team Medical Coverage; Tournaments, Travel, Seasonal

Brooke Edwardson

MClSc (AHCP-SEM), MPT, BScPT, Sport Cert.  

Physiotherapist London Ontario
Orthopaedic Physiotherapy
Sports Injuries Physiotherapy
Post Surgical Rehab
Sports Team On-Field Medicine

Choose Brooke for:
• Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball and Running Injuries
• Industrial / Physically Demanding Jobs + Injuries
• Spinal, Hip and Knee Injuries
• Pre- and Post- Surgical Cases (eg. ACL Recovery after Surgery)
• Strength and Conditioning
• Sports Team Medical Coverage; Tournaments, Travel, Seasonal

Book with Brooke

If you’re an athlete, at any level, you’ll want to meet Brooke.  Brooke Edwardson’s resume and skillset with athletes is extensive, and recently she added to her resume with a Masters in Advanced Health Care Practice in Sports and Exercise Medicine (AHCP-SEM) from Western University.   While in the program,  Brooke focused on all aspects of delivering comprehensive sports medical coverage for a wide variety of venues.  Additionally, she completed research on ACL-related injuries based on playing surface types in collaboration with several sports medicine and surgical physicians.  Brooke says the experience gave her one-of-a-kind insight into the risks, prevention strategies, and  keys to post-ACL surgical rehabilitation at the highest of levels. 

Having originally graduated with a Masters of Physiotherapy from Western, Brooke has quickly developed into one fo London’s brightest and most dynamic sports physiotherapists. Brooke sees patients both on and off the field and when in clinic, she chooses to treat at Pro Function’s sports injury clinic due to the fact that the facility has 40,000 sq ft of turf and two weight-training areas which allows her to really challenge her patients as they return to activity/sport. 

Professionally, Brooke has worked in various formats with Skate Canada, the Toronto Rock, at both the Canada Games and the Ontario Summer Games, with the Toronto Triathlon, St George Rugby, Great Lake Canadians (GLC) Baseball, and right here in London as the lead physiotherapist with FC London. Additionally, Brooke works as a consultant for GM Canada and feels the physicality and endurance required with line-side work mimics many of the soft tissue injuries commonly associated with the training errors seen in athletes. 

Outside of the clinic, Brooke loves finding creative ways to stay active and is up for the challenge of trying out a new sport or skill.  She enjoys running, rock climbing, hiking, water sports, and of course soccer!  She also loves to travel and spend time with family and friends.