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The Toronto Time Traveller

Adam Bunch

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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Latest Issues

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William Lyon Mackenzie's Mission to London

It was 1832. William Lyon Mackenzie was fed up. He'd spent the last decade fighting for democratic reform in Upper Canada. He'd founded a pro-democracy newspaper. Written passionate editorials. Led protests. Organized committees. He'd even ...

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Toronto vs. The Annexation Manifesto

The courthouse on King Street in 1835 (Toronto Public Library)

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A New Name for the Newsletter!

Welcome to The Toronto Time Traveller! This week marks three years since I first launched The Toronto History Weekly and I thought I’d mark that anniversary by giving the newsletter a fresh name. When I first launched it at the beginning of...

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The Humble Birth of Table Hockey

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  • Adam Bunch

    Adam Bunch brings the history of Toronto and Canada to life. He's the author of The Toronto Book of the Dead and The Toronto Book of Love, the host of the Canadiana documentary series, and the creator of the Toronto Dreams Project.

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