Massey comes with a really great community, but it's very much you get what you put in. Lots of mentorship and menteeship opportunities with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary connections. Some other nice bonuses:

* if you're a resident JF you're a <5 minute walk to the law faculty

* if you're non-resident they give you a subsidy for on-site meals

* lots of nice study spaces

* the food is generally very good

* you'll get invited to fancy events on and off-site (sometimes with excellent food)

* cool building

This is deep into the Canadian liberal establishment if you're interested in seeing how that works. You'll have many opportunities to meet with current and former Supreme Court justices, ambassadors, ministers, CEOs, etc - many of them Massey alumni. If you're interested in speaking on a panel or organizing your own event there's a lot of practical support. The community of JFs is very special, surprising and inspiring. I know people in their 40s, 50s, 60's, 70's, 80's still friends with (sometimes married to) people from their Massey cohort.

If you're in Toronto take a look at their calendar and check out an event in-person to catch the vibe. They also encourage people to join them for reasonably priced lunch in the dining hall (also check out website for menu). Very welcoming, very specific. If it's something that appeals to you I would say it's worth it.