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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

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Remembering My Dad on Christmas Eve

My father was born on his parents’ kitchen table on a cold winter’s day in 1938. It was the end of the Great Depression and the Second World War loomed; the front page of The Globe that day was filled with warnings: rising tensions with the...

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Victorian Drag Racing!

Yonge Street in the 1880s (City of Toronto Archives)

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The Youngest Steeplejack in the World

Clifford Oldroyd on the Van Der Linde Rubber Company smokestack (Toronto Daily Star) / Background: the Junction in the 1920s (City of Toronto Archives)

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The Mother of the Ward

Grace Bagnato & her husband Joseph on their wedding day (Toronto Daily Star, background: City of Toronto Archives)

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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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