Archive for 'Jamie Bradburn'
In the late 1950s, several suburban municipalities tried to block construction of the Bloor-Danforth and University subway lines.
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Jamie Bradburn
With Porter Airlines trying to expand Billy Bishop Airport, here's a look back at a century of controversy over the site.
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Jamie Bradburn
How did the press cover one of our city's major medical discoveries?
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Jamie Bradburn
Voting is now open for the ninth edition of the Pug Awards.
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Jamie Bradburn
Scenes from Saturday's celebrations of the 200th anniversary of the battle.
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Jamie Bradburn • Photos by Nancy Paiva
Our weekend history column marks its fifth year of telling Toronto's stories.
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Jamie Bradburn and Kevin Plummer
A west-end rubber factory devised a classic practical joke.
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Jamie Bradburn
Canada celebrates the War of 1812, but the Six Nations perspective on the war and its effects is a sombre one.
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Jamie Bradburn
When Frank O'Connor launched his candy chain a century ago, he saw its ideals embodied in the War of 1812 heroine.
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Jamie Bradburn
A new website takes a cartographic approach to charting Toronto's past.
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Jamie Bradburn
An exhibit at the Archives of Ontario examines issues of identity, diversity, and memory surrounding the historic conflict.
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Jamie Bradburn
The legend of Spadina Avenue hatter Sammy Taft, and his role in inventing hockey's traditional three-goal salute.
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Jamie Bradburn
City staff release a new plan for tackling the aging roadway.
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Jamie Bradburn
It has been almost exactly two centuries since the Americans sacked what would one day become Toronto.
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Jamie Bradburn
This friendly, hairless breed of cat traces its beginnings to a Roncesvalles kitten.
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Jamie Bradburn
A new organization plans to dedicate itself to telling the landmark neighbourhood's story.
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Jamie Bradburn
Were Torontonians feeling indifferent toward Queen Elizabeth II during her 1959 royal visit?
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Jamie Bradburn
Pictures of the TTC's test vehicle on its second training run.
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Jamie Bradburn • Photos by Christopher Drost