On October 15, 1954, Hurricane Hazel left a dramatic trail of damage and loss of life in Toronto and elsewhere in Ontario. The Humber River took the brunt of the storm. Streets and bridges were lost. An estimated 300 million tonnes of rain fell in Toronto. In all, 83 people died. For over 2 decades,...
Autumn is the second spring when every leaf is a flower. Albert Camus Nelles Manor Museum invites you to a Harvest Tea in our 225-year-old Upper Canada Manor. The tea will take place on Saturday October 14 at 1:00 p.m. Fashion Through the Ages Display. Tickets are $45 per person.
“Afghanistan: Life in Times of War” with Nickolas Harper, CAF Infantry Veteran (Magazine Area)
Meeting place: George H. Locke Memorial Library, SE corner Yonge St. and Lawrence Ave. Discover the history, architecture, and natural beauty of this early garden suburb for which plans were developed in 1909. The walk will cover the area south of Lawrence Ave. east of Yonge St. and also feature Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens.
Toronto is full of awesome ghost stories, haunted locations, and dark history. Join us if you dare! Brave the darkness as we head into the city to explore the ghostly haunts of the Old Town of York, and hear tales of dread and mystery from those who walked Toronto's streets before us. The walk will...
