Posts Filed Under: Fort York
Possibilities abound for the Under Gardiner project.
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Beatrice Paez
The Under Gardiner project isn't the first effort to transform the otherwise bleak expanse.
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Beatrice Paez
Your guide to family-friendly events across the city.
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Jessica Buck
An exhibit at Fort York celebrates how the 13th-century document has inspired the fight for democracy and human rights.
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Jamie Bradburn
An annual Fort York commemoration event reminds us to honour our long weekend's namesake.
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Kelli Korducki
Nominated for: rejuvenating a historic site and the surrounding neighbourhood.
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Jamie Bradburn • Illustration by Tonia Cowan
The 24,000-square-foot centre is both a gateway and an interpretative hub for the Fort York National Historic Site.
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Urban Toronto
The city's newest library features flexible design, hi-tech tools, and a whole lot of breathing room.
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Jamie Bradburn • Photos by Corbin Smith
Here are nine intriguing and/or spooky sites that will be opening their doors at Doors Open for the very first time.
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Jamie Bradburn
In light of the latest study on the Gardiner, a look at how the expressway developed.
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Jamie Bradburn
To celebrate 10 years of existence, local record label Arts & Crafts delivered a festival filled with music, food, and fun.
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Kevin Scott • Photos by D.A. Cooper
Fort York's new visitor centre, scheduled to open in 2014, is starting to come together.
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Urban Toronto
Scenes from Saturday's celebrations of the 200th anniversary of the battle.
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Jamie Bradburn • Photos by Nancy Paiva
Local government wasn't always so keen on maintaining Fort York.
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David Wencer
A new website takes a cartographic approach to charting Toronto's past.
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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
Area residents gathered to talk about the merits of a new, cheaper alignment for the Fort York bridge, and also a nearby condo.
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Chris Riddell
Is Grenadier Pond named for British grenadiers who drowned there during the War of 1812? Or is there a more likely explanation?
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Edward Brown
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