Articles related to "Toronto History"

The Battle of York reversed a year's worth of disappointment for the American cause in the War of 1812 but may have led to the burning of Washington later in the war.

For a century, Christie Pits has been one of Toronto, Canada's most vibrant community green spaces.

It took only three years to build and the original owners lived in it for only ten years but the castle on the hill has stood the test of time.

Check out Toronto's Steam Whistle Brewery located in the historic John Street Roundhouse. The tour is fun and is enhanced with samples of the city's best local beer.

Railway, mine and laundry workers, Chinese performed hard labour. Most were paid poorly, racially mistreated, yet they plodded on to build a strong Canada.

Lester Bowles "Mike" Pearson is frequently described as one of Canada's most influential people of the twentieth century.

Cartoons invade Toronto's Worldwide Short Film Festival, happening June 16 - 21. Here's where the animation action is.