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The Queen's Wharf Lighthouse predates Confederation and is one of two surviving 19th century lighthouses in Toronto. It helped guide 300,000 vessels into Toronto Harbour before it was decommissioned in 1911. The lighthouse is now landlocked and surrounded by roads and streetcar tracks on Fleet Street where it was moved in 1929.
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Toronto’s evolving waterfront is an area architourists should add to their walking lists to explore
Three large cholera epidemics occurred in Toronto's history during the following years: 1832-1834, 1849, and 1854-1855 followed by a significant pa...
Riding the streetcar on Queen Street West near Ossington Avenue, it's impossible not to notice the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). ...
The bells will one day ring again in St. Peter's Anglican Church in downtown Cobourg. That's one of the goals ...