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If they can’t make it to Mount St Louis Moonstone, Horseshoe Valley or Blue Mountain, Toronto skiers and snowboarders often […]

I visited the Toronto archives recently looking for old skating photographs from the 1900s-1970s. Ponds, rivers, lakes and man made […]

As a history enthusiast, I often find myself exploring the treasure trove that is the Toronto Archives. This time, my […]

In honour of this year’s Remembrance Day, I thought I would make a list of some of the great […]

World War II marked a pivotal time for soldiers returning from combat with spinal cord injuries. Before the war, the […]

Browsing the Toronto Archives photographic collection from 1909-1930, one can find a ton of amazing shots of historic Toronto fashion. […]

The turn of the 20th century was an exciting time for the city of Toronto, with rapid growth and modernization […]

On the corner of Queen Street West and Yonge Street in the heart of downtown Toronto sits the former flagship […]

Found this bit of info on the city website and thought I would share. I added a few changes to the […]

The City of Toronto was incorporated on March 6th 1834. For this post, I have gathered a series of images […]