Historicist: The Caravan is on its Way
Torontonians travel the world—without leaving the city borders.

Torontonians travel the world—without leaving the city borders.
How Toronto said goodbye to 1966, hello to 1967.
What began as a centennial year project grew into an annual summer tradition.
Reviewing Toronto's five previous attempts to display the Olympic rings.
A brief 1970s experiment turned our main drag into a pedestrian-only zone.
Toronto erects a statue of King Edward VII—in 1969.
Suggestions from prominent Torontonians on improving the city, many of which remain relevant.
A neighbourhood-oriented business concept is born in Bloor West Village.
How was the city's cycling infrastructure evolving 40 years ago?
That time Jane Jacobs' son got thrown out of the mayor's New Year's levee.
The Telegram offered plenty for families at its holiday fair in 1969, including Blinky!
The eventful history of the Church of the Holy Trinity
How a future mayor overcame a stammering problem and helped others with speech issues.
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