Toronto Branch is pleased to present this year’s Toronto History Lecture: The Tragic Fate of Huron Elliott: A Forgotten Indigenous Worker on Toronto's Water Tunnel Project. Our speaker is researcher, writer and urban planner Eric Sehr. One of the most significant projects undertaken in Toronto during the early 1900s was the construction of the Water Supply Tunnel...

The Albion Bolton Historical Society along with Heritage Caledon will once again participate in Bolton's Midnight Madness on August 11th between 6 and 11 PM. Queen Street will be closed to traffic between King and Mill Streets. Heritage Caledon will have their tent set up to display posters of local Bolton and Albion photographs. ABHS...

Join us for the public opening of Freeman Station! After years of careful restoration and dedicated work by our volunteers, we are thrilled to invite you to explore this historic train station, which has been an essential part of Burlington's landscape since 1906. ‍During your visit, you can expect to: -- Take a tour of...

Good news from Wesleyville Heritage Village! We’re now working with the United Church of Canada on a lease with the Friends of Wesleyville Village for community use of the Church for at least another 50 years. When approved this new lease would secure community investment in the restoration and upgrade of the Church building required...

Make a small traditional Woodland style dot painting. Drumming With Community to follow rain or shine! Call the Mattawa Museum (705-744-5495) to reserve your free kits. Donations accepted to the Mattawa Museum. The workshop will be held under the canopy tent beside the Museum - Explorers Point, 285 First Street.