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WTJHS: What’s Up With Us?
WTJHS Update June 2020 We hope you are all safe and well at home. The past three months have been very trying for our community here in Toronto, and across the world. We’re all acutely aware that we’re living through … Continue reading
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WTJHS ROYAL YORK STAY WINNER!
As part of the Royal York Hotel’s 90th anniversary celebrations, the Society was awarded a voucher for a one-night stay in a deluxe suite in the hotel. As an incentive for membership renewals during this extraordinary year, we offered this … Continue reading
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MEETING POSTPONED ! Thursday April 2nd, 2020
Regretfully, we must postpone our April 2nd meeting at the now-closed Annette Library Arlene Chan: Building a Nation One Spike at a Time: Chinese Labourers and the Construction of the CPR Between 1881 and 1885, Canada was forged into a … Continue reading
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Past Event: Thursday March 5th, 2020
Kelly Mathews, author of The Road to Marylake: The Road to Marylake is about Sir Henry Mill Pellatt, the owner of Casa Loma, and the story of how he built his country estate in King Township. The property later was … Continue reading
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