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In recent months, COVID-19 protests have been popping up around the city, but don’t be fooled into thinking that they […]

Taking ones sled out to Toronto tobogganing hills has been popular in our city for over 100 years. Not only […]

For our latest curated collection of old photographs, we decided to expand on our images of Yonge street by showcasing […]

Toronto’s Black and Caribbean communities have raised $300,000 to bring The Montgomery Collection of Caribbean Photographs to the AGO. The […]

Old Shoe Stores have a certain charm about them. As more and more of our local businesses fall to international […]

On my latest visit to the Toronto Archives and the Toronto Public Library Archives, I found some very interesting photos […]

While we eagerly await the construction of the new 100 million dollar North Building at St. Lawrence Market, slated for […]

For some, summer in Toronto means summer camps and camping throughout Ontario. So for this week’s curated collection of old […]

We have shared an album of police officers, one of firefighters and their trucks, this week we are sharing vintage […]

While browsing the Toronto Archives for a previous post, I came across this 25 photo collection which were taken by Armstrong, […]