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Compliments of the Season The Board of Directors wishes all members of the Friends and supporters of Fort York
In October Henry D’Auchapt was invited to join the board. Under our bylaws the directors are empowered to appoint
An interesting item has just been added to Fort York’s collections, thanks to the sharp eye of David Juliusson,
Fall Clean-up A fall clean-up of the fort is planned for Saturday November 4. Volunteers will meet in the
The archaeological test trenching under the Bathurst bridge funded by the TTC and reported elsewhere will be coordinated with
A significant amount of work is underway with the organization of our large collection of photographs, documents, maps and
Plazacorp, the developer of West Harbour City on the lands under the Molsons building on Fleet Street in the
In the last Fife & Drum we reported that City Council’s Economic Development and Parks Committee (EDPC) had approved
Be it known to all Loyal Citizens that the Ninth Annual Mess Dinner of His Majesty’s Garrison at York
We thought it would be of interest to review a few of the projects that the Board of Directors
In 1812, the United States declared war and invaded Canada. On the 27th of April 1813, the U.S. Army
Fort York
On July 19, Mayor David Miller and Deputy Mayor Joe Pantalone, aided by June Callwood herself, cut a ribbon
The Friends of Fort York and site staff have formed a committee on History & Archaeology to support fort-related
If you know any potential members of the Fort York Guard or the Fort York Drums, now is the
We wish to thank all the members of the working group who gave generously of their time and energies
Three New Members Elected to Friends’ Board At our annual meeting in June it was announced that four long-serving
The recent federal election saw several people who have a special interest in Fort York elected or re-elected to
Rita Davies (Executive Director, Toronto Culture Division), Karen Black (Manager, Museums and Heritage Services), and Richard Shoichet (Chair of
This project is in the news again as committees of City Council debate whether to continue funding the planning
Georgian Dinner The Friends will be holding our annual Georgian dinner for 2005 on June 8 in the Blue
On December 13 a public meeting was held in ArtWord Theatre, Portland Street, to report on planned improvements to
Is there anyone you know out there, maybe someone with accounting experience, who’d be happy to work a few
Organized by the Tecumseh Collective of Aboriginal visual artists, the Arts Festival is a celebration to honour Tecumseh, warrior,
With this special addition of the Fife and Drum we are pleased to be able to provide our members,
Sponsors for the 2005 Georgian Dinner Concord Adex Development Loblaw Companies Limited Plazacorp Investments Limited The Sorbara Group Wittington
