UWindsor Unveils Statue Honouring Abolitionist Mary Ann Shadd
The University of Windsor unveiled the bronze statue of trailblazing abolitionist and newspaper publisher Mary Ann Shadd (Cary) today in downtown Windsor.
Source: windsorite.ca
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Township of Russell now named for 'all Russells', not slave-owner
Township of Russell: We have officially removed Peter Russell (a slave owner) as the honour of our namesake.
Source: ottawacitizen.com
A SCRIBE'S MUSING: Farming in Southwestern Ontario | Strathroy Age Dispatch
My father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and so on, starting in 1842, farmed in Upper Canada (Ontario) clearing and planting tracts in the Queen’s Bush,…
Source: strathroyagedispatch.com
A SCRIBE'S MUSING: Farming in Southwestern Ontario
My father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and so on, starting in 1842, farmed in Upper Canada (Ontario) clearing and planting tracts in the Queen’s Bush,…
Source: parisstaronline.com
Selley: The Ontario election campaign is already a festival of vote-buying. Shop wisely
There are no clean hands on the transit and transportation file at Queen’s Park
Source: coldlakesun.com
Chris Selley: The Ontario election campaign is already a festival of vote-buying. Shop wisely
There are no clean hands on the transit and transportation file at Queen’s Park
Source: ottawacitizen.com
Trio cling to Forest Hill home's rooftop to escape three-alarm blaze
Three people are lucky to be alive after fire gutted their top-floor apartment of a Forest Hill home early Saturday morning.
Source: torontosun.com
Toronto lawyers voice concerns about impact of subway construction on historical Osgoode Hall
Shows disregard for history and lack of green space in city: Toronto Lawyers Association president
Osgoode Hall Michael White John Tory Michael White Osgoode Hall Ontario Court Ontario Superior Court
Source: lawtimesnews.com
Niagara Falls Museum to share the story of Hassan Diab, a Canadian professor accused of bombing a French synagogue
On October 3, 1980 some 300 Jewish worshipper filled the rue Copernic synagogue in Paris to celebrate the Bar Mitzvah of three boys and the Bat Mitzvah of two girls on the day before Shabbat
Source: insauga.com