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of the costs of war. On the quiet Swedish island of Gotland archeologists unearthed the body of a local
In the summer of 1813, USS Oneida sails out of Sackets Harbor, its base at the eastern from here
Dianne Graves, In the Company of Sisters: Canada’s Women in the War Zone, 1914-1919 (Robin Brass Studio 2021) 384
nother summer at Fort York has come to a close, and while A it still looks a bit different
an dance initiate a dialogue in the struggle against oppression, C racism, and colonialism and re-define what revolution means?
ayne joined what was then called City of Toronto W Museums in 2009, providing leadership for the Collections and
Those who spin their own wool should also know something about dying it. The industrious economical Canadian farmers’ wives
250 Fort York Blvd, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3K9 info@fortyork.ca www.fortyork.ca The Fife and Drum 3 Dear Mother, Sackets Harbor,
he Land Acknowledgement for the Centre for Addiction T and Mental Health declares that “the site of CAMH appears
