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West Toronto Junction Historical Society

West Toronto Junction Historical Society

A Place for Junction History


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  • Nominate Your Favourite Volunteer: Ontario Volunteer Recognition Program

    WTJHS encourages you to nominate your favourite volunteer (anywhere) for an Ontario Government award!  The letter below gives detail and deadlines, and YES you can nominate online!

    December 4, 2015
  • Terrific “Lost Rivers of the Junction” video!

    Check out Trevor’s excellent video “Lost Rivers of the Junction”  here

    December 2, 2015
  • Past Event: WTJHS Xmas/Solstice Event, Thursday December 3, 7:30 pm

    Join us for our annual night of celebration and conviviality! This year we will be at Junction Craft Brewing [where we held Wild Wild Junction 3 Ghost Stories in January.]   This event will feature WTJHS’ 2015 videos and the return of the WTJHS auction.  Please drop off items for auction at the archives or bring…

    November 18, 2015
  • Past Event: Our November 5th Meeting: IT STARTED WITH A SONG…

    Join us in Welcoming Jean Miso Author and composer Jean Miso teaches music to children with developmental disabilities. Jean holds a BFA in music composition, a BA in psychology, a BEd and an MEd in curriculum studies. Jean wrote the song, “We’ll Never Forget/Noublions jamais” for her students to learn for a Remembrance Day service.…

    October 29, 2015
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