A rare time capsule has just hit the Toronto market — and if you've ever wondered what a Parkdale home looked like nearly 60 ...
The library’s Gallery and Exhibits Curator Alicia Cherayil told Toronto Life that they “continue to see the value in ...
With the Canadiens, his bare face was split open on Nov. 1, 1959, by a shot from Rangers’ Andy Bathgate. While he was ...
The last time Jacob Misiorowski encountered traffic on the basepaths like he saw in Game 3 of the NLCS on Thursday, he wilted. This time, the rookie right-hander rose to the occasion and gave the ...
A city worker discovered the uniquely shaped antlers during an excavation project in Toronto in 1976, experts said.
Mavs meet Lakers tonight on ESPN, West stars take over Tuesday and a special premiere of the Thunder championship documentary ...
1983 — Buffalo’s Joe Ferguson passes for 419 yards and five touchdowns in an 38-35 overtime win against Miami. Uwe Von ...
It took nearly 50 years to work out the identity of a caribou-like fossil first discovered by construction workers.
At times, 81-year-old Adron O’Connor can still hear the roar of 100,000 fans going berserk at Wembley as England triumphed in the 1966 World Cup Final. “That was an experience I’ll never have again,” ...
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Discover the stories behind Toronto’s First Post Office
Caryn is joined by museum coordinator Rebecca Rizzo to learn about Toronto's First Post Office and how the building was rediscovered after the 1970s fire.
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Ontario’s colleges were founded to serve local and regional needs — have we forgotten that?
A look at the 1960s founding vision for Ontario’s college system should inspire calling on leaders to support a truly public ...
In 1976, the FIFA World Cup icon helped the unheralded Toronto Metros-Croatia overcome massive odds to win their sole NASL title.
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