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The diverse Marlborough - Summerhill area, which includes everything from grand estates to a city reservoir, has been largely shaped by the 1884 Canadian Pacific Railway line. This busy freight line, along with the beautifully restored North Toronto Station, continues to dominate the area.
The parade will feature the Queen's York Rangers, plus the Regimental Pipes, the Flute and Drum Corps, the Old Guard (who parade in the unit's Revolutionary War uniforms), and two Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps affiliated with the Regiment. There will also be military displays from the present day Rangers, as well as a period show by the Regiment's Old Guard. The Patron of the Parade is the Honourable David C. Onley, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario.
The parade takes place at Old Fort York between 4pm-6:15pm, September 11th, 2010.
Thank you. If you need further information, please contact Honorary Colonel Darrell Bricker, PhD 416-324-2001
This fascinating area is where Toronto developed beyond a military post beginning in the early 1800s. Some of our most remarkable buildings are here, including Canada's oldest bank building and the Flatiron Building. Condominiums have recently joined quaint shops, restored warehouses, and Toronto's largest cathedral.
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Explore the evolution of Fort York's "Garrison Common" land outside the Fort which was originally set aside for military purposes. Through the years, the Commons has witnessed some of Toronto's most dramatic events and changes. Free admission to Historic Fort York and free parking.
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Explore this beautiful natural heritage area and learn how it evolved from Alexander Milne's pioneer farm and mill to Rupert Edward's 1942 country estate to today's public park and garden education centre. After the tour, take in the activities and displays of TBG's "Harvest Day" (for details, visit http://www.torontobotanicalgarden.ca/)
Unveiling Ceremony
Memorial Wall Plaques Dedicated to Patient Labourers Past
This year marks the 150th anniversary of the oldest part of the patient-built boundary wall, constructed in 1860, which stands on the south side of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) at 1001 Queen Street West. These patient-built walls, along with the 1888-89 walls on the east and west sides, are a testament to the abilities of people whose unpaid labour was central to the operation of asylums in the Province of Ontario during the 19th & 20th centuries.
Join us as we unveil a series of nine memorial plaques in remembrance.
Saturday, September 25, 2010 at 1:00 p.m.
Corner of Queen Street West and Shaw Street.
A tour of the wall and all nine plaques will follow the dedication ceremony.
Sponsored by Psychiatric Survivor Archives, Toronto (PSAT), CAMH,
and the generous support of many community donors.
For more information or media inquiries, please call 416-595-6015; 416-661-9975.
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Explore the history of this one-time village of breweries and brickyards, which evolved into a "bedroom" community and is now an upscale shopping and residential area. Tours will be offered in English and French.
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Explore Riverdale starting near the old Eastern Branch, the first public library east of the Don River, and ending at Riverdale Branch, which opened in 1910. Between the two, hear about important residences, and public and commercial buildings and visit a section of the Riverdale Heritage Conservation District. After the tour, join the celebrations marking the centenary of the Riverdale Branch of the Toronto Public Library.
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"Intercultural Dialogue in Tourism: 2020 Vision" - October 5 and 6, 2010
Venues:
October 5th: Centennial College Residence and Conference Centre (941 Progress Avenue, Scarborough, ON)
October 6th: Evergreen Brick Works (550 Bayview Avenue, Toronto, ON)
This year's theme is dedicated to and in collaboration with UNESCO's International Year for the Rapprochement of Cultures and International Year of Biodiversity
It is in this spirit that Centennial College's Culture and Heritage Institute's fourth annual symposium will explore how our knowledge, events, institutions and industries in culture, heritage and tourism can be more effective in facilitating and developing platforms for intercultural dialogue in Canada. Our goal is to explore the challenges and synergies for all three sectors - culture, heritage and tourism - as we engage each topic: China ADS, Panam 2015, Geotourism, Dialogue in Intercultural Dialogue, and Progressive Museology to name a few.
To view detailed Symposium Agenda, please visit: http://www.centennialcollege.ca/chi/symposium/agenda10
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To view detailed Symposium Agenda, please visit: http://www.centennialcollege.ca/chi/symposium/agenda10
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You are invited to a harvest celebration at Toronto's oldest schoolhouse. Experience first hand an authentic lesson in the Victorian era classroom. Savour seasonal local foods and brews. Acclaimed vocalist Shannon Butcher creates a perfect harmony of jazz, pop and rock and the students of the Dixon Hall Music School display their talents.
Each $55 ticket includes a drink, food, entertainment with the proceeds going to support the Schoolhouse and it education programs. We welcome donations which enable the Enoch Turner Schoolhouse Foundation to carry out its mission to recognize and value the roots of free education. Tax receipts will be issued for the maximum allowable amount.
Information and reservations: www.enochturnerschoolhouse.ca or 416-863-0010.
106 Trinity Street, east of King and Parliaments Streets. TTC and wheelchair accessible.
The Enoch Turner Schoolhouse Foundation is a registered charity 11927 2862 RR0001
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