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  • 2026-10-08
    The last French post built in present-day Southern Ontario, Fort Rouillé, more commonly known as Fort Toronto, was erected on…
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    At this point the 49th parallel of latitude north of the equator crosses the highway. This line forms the southern…
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    Before the completion of the canals between here and Montreal in 1847, Prescott was the eastern terminus of Great Lakes…
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    Captain William Gilkison (1777-1833) was born in Ayrshire, Scotland, and emigrated to North America in 1796. He served with the…
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    In 1849, this building opened as Ward Street School, Toronto’s first free school. Enoch Turner, a wealthy local brewer, financed…
  • 2026-10-08
    Opposite here is the gap between Amherst Island and the eastern tip of Prince Edward County. On November 9, 1812,…
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    One of the most significant developments in the history of postal service in Canada, free rural mail delivery was established…
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    Following the War of 1812, expeditions traversed the wilderness between Lakes Simcoe and Muskoka and the Ottawa River, seeking a…
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    This is one of few eighteenth-century Loyalist residences remaining in Ontario. William and Abigail Fairfield were among the first Loyalists…
  • 2026-10-08
    The first Pastor of the Assumption Church, Potier was born in Blandain, in present day Belgium. In 1721 he entered…