Few North American cities can boast, as can Toronto, the remarkable fact that seven of its eight oldest buildings
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Articles in this issue
HCol Beal gives the Invocation as LCol J. McEwen, Major A. Best and members of the Drill Team and
The Pan Am Summer Games in 2015 are driving the schedule for rebuilding the Strachan Avenue bridge over the
One of our Friends, Chris Raible of Creemore, has sent the following item from an issue of The Colonial
For the last two years the Friends have taken full-page advertisements in Spacing magazine asking “What is Fort York?”
The new Visitor Centre is bound to give Fort York a higher profile within the city. Prominent signage and
Curator’s Choice: David Spittal on Wedgwood’s Botanical Dinnerware One of the artifacts most frequently found in archaeological excavations at
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride their exciting precision ride on the grounds of Fort York in the larger
Thrill to the booming of the cannon, the firing of muskets, the vibrant colours of the uniformed guard, and
Toronto: City of Words Tues. August 3, 7:30 pm This illustrated talk by Sarah Elton and photographer Kevin Robbins
Fort York Festival Great Voices, a theatrical production on the grounds of Fort York August 4 to 13 and
The Queen’s York Rangers (1st American Regiment) present: The Battle of Brandywine Parade Sat. September 11, 4 to 6:15
When the Landlords Became Tenants The 1828 Council at Fort York with the Mississauga Mon. September 27, 7:30 pm
