Toronto could soon lose its oldest building
The oldest building still standing in Toronto that has long served as an important and irreplaceable historical landmark has been experiencing some...
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The oldest building still standing in Toronto that has long served as an important and irreplaceable historical landmark has been experiencing some...
The 2022 CNE will be one of the highlights of the summer in Toronto, once the annual fair returns after a couple hiatus years. The Exhibition groun...
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This is what Toronto's oldest continuously inhabited home looks like inside Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. One of Toronto's oldest houses, built in the late 1700s or early 1800s, has the distinction of being the oldest continuously inhabited residence in the city — but for one Toronto couple, it's home. In 2000, Don Procter and Beverly Dalys bought the home at 469 Broadview Ave. in rough condition, but it came with history, which was important to the couple. "We are both history buffs," Procter to...