Fort York isn’t normally associated with victory–having been captured and burned by the Americans during the Battle of York
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The Food History Programme (formerly Historic Foodways) for which the City of Toronto’s museums are justly famous was started
Allies in arms, Isaac Brock and Tecumseh died in separate battles within a year of each other. Brock, commander
The restoration of Victoria Memorial Square, conceived in 2001, is at last complete. It was in the February 2004
In the turbulent years that followed the Mackenzie Rebellion of 1837, many thousands of provincial troops saw service in
The Honourable David C. Onley, Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario is hosting the Lieutenant-Governor’s New Year’s Levee at Fort York National
What the Friends of Fort York Do: Our Accomplishments for 2010 • undertook to decorate the Assembly Room in
by Chris Laverton Earlier this year, in the March issue of Fife and Drum, we offered evidence that the
