The 45 acres bounded by Dufferin, King, Strachan and the CN mainline linking Toronto and Hamilton, known as Liberty
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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
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If you know any potential members of the Fort York Guard or the Fort York Drums, now is the
REVIEW David Juliussen, A History of the Canadian Fencibles, 1803-1816 In British Army parlance of the 19th century, Fencible
This recipe was served at Fort York’s Queen Charlotte’s Birthday Ball in January. It comes from a fascimile of
In 1812, the United States declared war and invaded Canada. On the 27th of April 1813, the U.S. Army
