Eight hundred years ago, in 1215, King John reluctantly placed his royal seal on the Magna Carta (the Great
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Historic Cooking Class: Ah, What an excellent thing is an English Pudding Sun. October 18, 10 am to 3
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What child wouldn’t love to join an experienced baking instructor and Fort York Officers’ Mess Kitchen to create traditional
Not many, but a month or so ago the editors of Fife & Drum received from Dennis Lee, the
As part of a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity Fort York National Historic Site will have the privilege of playing host to
The first Toronto Athletic Games were held, beginning on 11 September 1839, under the sponsorship of prominent Toronto citizens
Tues. Nov. 11 – 10:45 a.m. Remembrance Day – Strachan Ave. Cemetery Annual Remembrance Day service co-sponsored by the
Any field trip can be amazing whether you sleep over or just visit for the day. Last winter, for
With Fort York hosting the Magna Carta and its sylvan sister, the Charter of the Forest, this fall we
Courtesty of Ted Smolak. “Driver, To The Front” Fort York guardsman Pierce Cosgrove (l.) and Kevin Hebib, Fort York
On August 5 a lineup of dignitaries including Mayor John Tory, Councillor Joe Cressy, W. Galen Weston, and his
