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The Children's Chocolate Bar Strike
Plus Muffy The Mouse makes out with Alex Trebek and more in this edition of Toronto's history newsletter.
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The Golden Age of Spite Fences
Plus Toronto's most infamously haunting portrait, the renaming of Dundas, and more in this edition of Toronto's history newsletter.
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The Thrilling Spring Bicycles Arrived In Toronto
Plus a lost creek, famous geese, and John Lennon in this edition of Toronto's history newsletter.
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Recording Link For Our "Hangman" Event
Meet John Radclive, Canada's first official executioner
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Your Invitation To An Exclusive Grisly Online Soiree
"Hangman" with author Julie Burtinshaw
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The Canadian Coronation Arch That Accidentally Landed A Blow Against The British Empire
Plus a fight over horse manure, one of the most expensive Canadian paintings ever, and more in this edition of Toronto's history newsletter.
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The Gruesome Fate of the First Torontonian Killed By A Car
Plus a new walking tour exploring the islands' dramatic history and more in this edition of Toronto's history newsletter.
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The Toronto History Weekly
The Toronto History Weekly
Fascinating stories from the city's past, including murder, rebellion, scandal and plague — from the author of The Toronto Book of the Dead & The Toronto Book of Love. Plus all the latest heritage news and events.
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