Posts Filed Under: “World War II”
Now and Then explores the stories behind Toronto’s historical plaques and monuments.
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Erin Sylvester
How Torontonians marked the end of Europe's Second World War.
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Jamie Bradburn
Thousands of women work in Scarborough's munitions plant during World War II.
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Kaitlin Wainwright
A guide to the ceremonies and events that will take place across the city on November 11.
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Graeme Bayliss
From kitschy nostalgia to Group of Seven artwork, a look back at more than a century of CNE posters.
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Jamie Bradburn
At a lantern-lighting ceremony, Torontonians gathered to commemorate the WWII atomic bombings.
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Graeme Bayliss
At U of T's annual Soldiers' Tower ceremony, one man shares his story about living, working, and surviving in Nazi Germany.
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Chris Riddell
A tour of the last surviving World War II German POW camp in Canada reveals hopeful plans for its future.
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Jamie Bradburn
Shoppers join sermons, Shakespeare, singers, and skaters as part of the eclectic history of Maple Leaf Gardens.
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Jamie Bradburn
To a wartime man of the house, Lipton's Noodle Soup seemed like a good substitute for the real thing.
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Jamie Bradburn
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Kevin Plummer
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Jamie Bradburn
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Jamie Bradburn
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Jamie Bradburn
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Jamie Bradburn
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Jamie Bradburn
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