All true connoisseurs of ice cream in this city know that the Ginger Ice Cream, lovingly prepared by the
Plans for the complex five-acre site adjacent to Fort York on the north side of the rail lines –
William Notman’s studio took this photo in 1859 looking south from the tower of what is now University College
This painting was swiftly done by George Berthon in the spring of 1846. A present for their mother, he
Sometime in 1852 or early 1853, Captain John Henry Lefroy of the Royal Artillery met with the artist George
The Old Toronto Observatory, 1852, a watercolour by William Armstrong, shows the original military compound in “The University Park”.
Emily was well schooled in the feminine skills essential in her milieu: sewing and embroidery, piano, French, drawing and
Artwork © Lincoln and Welland Regiment Foundation / detail of photo by Lt. Ken Bell, Canadian Army Film &
artifacts to put the commemoration into context. On the day of the invasion – June 6 – program officers
On the Road North (Temporary Exhibition) July 14 to 21, 10 am to 5 pm Produced by Parks Canada
Moving into its seventh year, the Indigenous Arts Festival is an annual celebration of traditional and contemporary Indigenous music,
Thursday, June 6, 5:30 pm to 10 pm Join the Alma Foundation with family and friends for their annual
Join us for Artillery Day at Fort York and see displays of historic and modern guns. There will be
20th Annual Doors Open Toronto Saturday, May 25 and Sunday, May 26, 10 am to 5 pm Make sure
Spring BeerfestTO Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19, 1 pm to 7 pm The sixth annual Spring Sessions
Meagan’s Walk and Hug is a community event that welcomes participants of all ages and abilities. Meagan’s Walk and
The Spring Season at Fort York Weekdays, 10 am to 4 pm Weekends, 10 am to 5 pm Daily
16 The Fife and Drum April 2019
We are gathered today to experience, explore and discuss how African-Canadian communities continue to survive and thrive in Canada’s
The myriad foodways of Black communities in Canada were the focus of this year’s Hungry for Comfort, the annual
Robert W. Bell is the new ED of the Fort York Foundation, the fundraising sibling of The Friends of
Jean Geeson was a teacher, artist and writer who had just moved to Toronto from the Alma Ladies’ College
This is the beginning of the letter that confirms – and tries to explain – the capture of York
