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In British North America of the 1840s, a Scottish-born newspaperman’s crusades for justice made powerful enemies – and his rapprochement with one of them would usher in a new country

“ROBERT DRUMMOND IS DEAD!” The words of the obituary shared the town’s heartache at the sudden loss, describing a man of honour.

“ROBERT DRUMMOND IS DEAD!” The words of the obituary shared the town’s heartache at the sudden loss, describing a man of honour.

“ROBERT DRUMMOND IS DEAD!” The words of the obituary shared the town’s heartache at the sudden loss, describing a man of honour.

“ROBERT DRUMMOND IS DEAD!” The words of the obituary shared the town’s heartache at the sudden loss, describing a man of honour.

“ROBERT DRUMMOND IS DEAD!” The words of the obituary shared the town’s heartache at the sudden loss, describing a man of honour.

“ROBERT DRUMMOND IS DEAD!” The words of the obituary shared the town’s heartache at the sudden loss, describing a man of honour.

Elected five times as an MP, Mr. Godfrey also led the Financial Post through its transition to a daily tabloid and served as president of King’s College

Born in 1765 in New Hampshire, Joseph Shepard came to North York as a young man. He became very prosperous - he owned a farm, sawmill and grain mill and was a land developer

Navy Hall event will wrap up with cannon firing.