One hundred and seventy years ago, in May 1845, Captain Sir John Franklin led a Royal Navy expedition of
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10 The Fife and Drum and central pediments, both capped by coping tiles, rising above a flat roof.
Compiled by Richard Haynes and Robert Kerr Gertrude Kearns, The Art of Command: Portraits and Posters from Canada’s Afghan
Good civil servants often go unheralded but Toronto is blessed with more than a few, and one of them
Truth is, I don’t remember the first time I went to Fort York. I don’t recall learning of its
Jennifer Chan has joined the board of The Friends of Fort York. She was appointed in January by the
From the Gallery: An Exhibit from 1934 when Fort Yet another image in the Gallery section of The Friends’
The view from Fort York east across Bathurst Street will change substantially in the next year or two as
John R. Grodzinski. The 104th (New Brunswick) Regiment of Foot in the War of 1812. Fredericton: Goose Lane Editions,
“A giant causeway, edged with huge square blocks and an immense railing leads up to a massive building with
