by Gary Miedema Directly south of Fort York, between Lakeshore Boulevard and the lake, lies Coronation Park. A grove
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In earlier years, trees were actually bought as liner stock from southwestern Ontario tree growers and grown to larger
On 17 January 1810 a group of prominent citizens of Toronto Town of York) met to establish the Toronto
New Directors Appointed to Friends’ Board Recently the board appointed Sid Calzavara and Marc Nufrio to serve as directors
At the the change of command ceremony for the Queen’s York Rangers (1st American Regiment) at Fort York on
Friends’ Friends Sweep Jane Jacobs Prize Awards This year the Jane Jacobs Prize was awarded to two recipients with
The Fort York Foundation has appointed its first executive director, Curtis Barlow, who has held many senior positions in
Scott James of the Wellington Place Neighbourhood Association, which has pushed for improvements to Victoria Memorial Square, stands in
by Chris Laverton Recent research in the British military records held by Library and Archives Canada (LAC) has revealed
2010 Upcoming Events Historic Fort York Hearth Cooking Class October 24, 11 am to 3 pm Sun. Come to
Parler Fort (Fort York’s new Speaker Series) Mon. November 8, 7:30 pm During Remembrance week, award-winning historian J. L.
