t its regular meeting on 21 September 2017, the A Board of Directors of The Friends of Fort York
Stephen Otto
11 articles by Stephen Otto in The Fife and Drum
On the south side of Niagara Street between Tecumseth St. and Wellington St. W., backing on the former but
Nearly two kilometres of the Gardiner Expressway extending west of Bathurst Street is elevated on columns or structural ‘bents.’
One hundred and seventy years ago, in May 1845, Captain Sir John Franklin led a Royal Navy expedition of
In the New Year’s Day edition of the Globe and Mail, 2010, architecture critic Lisa Rochon said of the
![Image from Cholera Epidemics in York [Toronto] in 1832 and 1834, p. 3 of December 2013 (Vol 17, No 4).](https://friendsoffortyork.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/fofy-december-2013-vol17-no4-p03-img1.jpeg)
In the early 19th century, cholera evolved into one of the world’s first globalized infectious diseases. Endemic along the
“Who shall say what Toronto may not yet be?” asked one of the city’s newspapers in 1844 as it
Since our founding in 1994, the Friends of Fort York have always made a priority of long term planning
Much is made today of the death of our soldiers in Afghanistan. Solemn ceremonies are held with flag draped
