There’s a memorial in bronze at the Fort York Visitor Centre to the warriors “who went first to defend
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Toronto History Museums have undertaken a range of work in collections management in response to recommendations made in Audrey
“We are currently living in the Seventh Fire, a time when, after a long period of colonialism and cultural
MacMillan continued from page 1 War’s effects have been so profound that to leave it out is to ignore
The Land Acknowledgement for the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health declares that “the site of CAMH appears in
The Niagara River looking north from Queenston Heights was painted by Elizabeth Simcoe in 1793. It’s the view now
Visitors are being welcomed back to the fort. While the musicians and infantry of the Fort York Guard have
Bicycling is a unique and exciting way to view Toronto’s early history. Fort York, in partnership with Jane’s Walk
This small white projectile point was found in 1935 by Jeanne Carter, then a 10-year-old schoolgirl on a class
After kicking off the first half of 2017 with an extremely busy calendar of events and programs, including Vimy
The War of 1812 is an event highly regarded by Canadians, barely acknowledged by Americans, forgotten by the British,
When the Landlords Became Tenants The 1828 Council at Fort York with the Mississauga Mon. September 27, 7:30 pm
Dance, Music, Traditional food, Storytelling, and Entertainment. Learn more about First Nations spiritual traditions honouring the land, the season,
Since 1987, the ongoing restoration program at Fort York has included extensive archaeological investigations in every part of the
