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The Toronto History Weekly

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

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

The Ghost Who Was Arrested By Toronto Police

The spirit of Dovercourt Road (Toronto Daily Star)

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The Seven-Year-Old Hero of Riverdale

Jimmy Pettipas & the railway bridge at Riverdale (images via Toronto Daily Star)

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The Night of the Phantom Air Raid

Collage by me, based on a painting of Toronto in 1914 by Robert Ford Gagen (via the Toronto Public Library)

2 months ago
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Two Teenage Girls Who Helped Foil Mackenzie's Rebellion

This week is going to be an incredibly busy one for me, in no small part due to the fact that I’m giving three public talks over the next seven days. (I’ll post some info about each of them below.) One of those appearances will be part of T...

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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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