There’s a memorial in bronze at the Fort York Visitor Centre to the warriors “who went first to defend
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Wayne joined what was then called City of Toronto Museums in 2009, providing leadership for the Collections and Conservation
Visitors are being welcomed back to the fort. While the musicians and infantry of the Fort York Guard have
JANUARY Frost Fair Friday, Jan 17, 10:00 am to 9:00 pm Saturday, January 18, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
David came to Fort York in 2005 with 12 years of experience as a planner and project manager in
Robert W. Bell is the new ED of the Fort York Foundation, the fundraising sibling of The Friends of
The Winter Season at Fort York Weekdays, 10 am to 4 pm Weekends, 10 am to 5 pm Enjoy
Family Winter Fun Day Monday, February 18 Fort York Historic Buildings: 10 am to 5 pm Fort York Visitor
The Bentway Winter Season Opening Weekend Free Admission Sat. and Sun. January 6 and 7 Fort York celebrates the
After kicking off the first half of 2017 with an extremely busy calendar of events and programs, including Vimy
The Medallic Art Society of Canada (MASC), and the City of Toronto, Museum and Heritage Services are hosting an
Members of The Friends of Fort York in good standing will be invited to a reception on October 20
Nearly two kilometres of the Gardiner Expressway extending west of Bathurst Street is elevated on columns or structural ‘bents.’
Intensive redevelopment of the largely underutilized or derelict lands surrounding Fort York and the Garrison Common continues to change
Good civil servants often go unheralded but Toronto is blessed with more than a few, and one of them
Donors to the Fort York including those to the Fort York Visitor The Friends of Fort York and Garrison
Donors to the Fort York including those to the Fort York Visitor Invigorated Campaign Centre as of 31 October
Matt Blackett, publisher and creative director of Spacing magazine, says in his Fall issue editorial that the opening of
In the New Year’s Day edition of the Globe and Mail, 2010, architecture critic Lisa Rochon said of the
Under these layers of archaeological evidence, a deeply buried dark soil was preserved. This soil essentially represents the surface
Commemorating history has no purpose for dead people. They don’t care anymore. It is not intended for the sake
From outside the visitor centres at many historical and natural sites seem to have little in common. While most
The City’s Economic Development and Culture Division recently announced a new organization structure to better reflect its strategic directions
On May 7 Toronto City Council voted to accept from Charles Pachter, one of the city’s best known artists,
Over the past 200 years, these soldiers and warriors have been largely forgotten and the site fragmented. Today, with
The new Visitor Centre is bound to give Fort York a higher profile within the city. Prominent signage and
Once a winning conceptual scheme is selected, the objective will be to expedite the design and construction processes and
