History Archives - Page 12 of 13

One of the most significant natural features of this city cuts across our great river valleys, running mostly parallel to […]

Running 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, the 501 Queen just may be one of the most recognizable […]

It can be hard to find things to do in the winter in Toronto especially when you factor in doing […]

The Royal Ontario Museum takes on two very different photo exhibits. One commemorated the genocide in Cambodia and the other […]

As talk of the 2015 Pan-Am games circulates within the news, I thought I might take a look at the […]

So, I’ve just returned from being chased through a suburban mall parking lot by some angry people in a Westphalia […]

Toronto’s Flatiron building was constructed in the late 1800s (10 years before the more publicized NYC Flatiron) for the Gooderham and Worts […]

It’s not that often that you get to glimpse history at night. Surely, if we’ve learned anything from history textbooks, […]

This is the first time in two years that I haven’t ridden a motorcycle and it’s absolutely depressing. I’ve always […]

As I sit here sipping a beer and listening to another story involving the words “bath salts” and “ate”, […]