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When you stroll the park surrounding the historic Commissioner’s Residence in Dawson City, it’s easy to overlook a cluster of boulders partially hidden in the trees.

Full list of street names city staff believes no longer reflect Torontos values will leave many shaking their heads.

Letter questions the interpretation of the research leading to the decision to rename Dundas Street

The Johnny Buck story starts with Alexander J. MacDonald of Cornwall making his way home from California where he had gone during the gold rush.

Ontario has the legacy of being the first jurisdiction in the British Empire to have passed anti-slavery and anti-slave trade legislation.

St. Mary’s Cathedral was built over a span of five years starting in 1843. Closing out the celebrations, Archbishop Mulhall blessed a new shrine next to the cathedral.

The Amherstburg Freedom Museum presents an exhibit, ‘A Tradition of Service: Black Military Presence In Amherstburg.’ Produced in collaboration with Fort

The city wants more money from the feds and province governments claiming its broke but city hall is pushing ahead with renaming Dundas St.

St. Mary's Cathedral was built over a span of five years starting in 1843. Closing out the celebrations, Archbishop Mulhall blessed a new shrine next to the cathedral.

St. Mary’s Cathedral was built over a span of five years starting in 1843. Closing out the celebrations, Archbishop Mulhall blessed a new shrine next to the cathedral.