Community & Culture
The Importance of Holocaust Education Week
With the recent rise of antisemitic conspiracy theories coming into light thanks to an angry racist rapper, the timing of […]
History
History
Old Photographs from the Regent Park neighbourhood
Historically a poor and working-class neighbourhood, and a home for new immigrants, Regent Park is being transformed from an isolated […]
Community & Culture
The Village: The Montreal Murders, An Immersive True Crime Podcast
In case you were unaware and thought the only way to delight in CBC radio programming was through, well, radio, […]
History
A Toast to Toronto’s Neon Nostalgia
As a kid, Neon signs meant one thing to me; they meant you were someplace. If a building had a […]
History
Old Photographs of the Beaches
The residents of the Beaches, or (sigh) the Beach have some of the same struggles as the rest of the […]
History
Old Photographs of the Exhibition Place grounds
A really interesting example of city-owned mixed-use property, Exhibition Place has roots dating back to the 1700s as a trading […]
History
Old Photographs of Christmas Displays in Toronto (1908-1983)
In Iceland, they celebrate Christmas jolabokaflod style, which translates to book flood, where people gift books and then read them […]
History
Old Photographs of the 48th Highlanders (1907-1940)
The St Andrew’s Society of Toronto, the charitable organisation celebrating Scottish roots, history, and culture, celebrated its 185th Anniversary on […]
History
CONTEST: Discover your history with Ancestry.ca this holiday season
Ancestry.ca wants Canadians to create meaningful connections with family through their own personal discoveries. This holiday season, the global leader […]
Arts
The Hogtown Collective releases drama podcast, The Christie Pits Riot
Throughout the month of October, Toronto-based immersive theatre company, The Hogtown Collective, will be releasing their new radio drama podcast, The […]