Author: George Duncan

In early twentieth-century Toronto, living conditions in the growing city had not improved much from their state in the late

  In early twentieth-century Toronto, living conditions in the growing city had not improved much from their state in the

One of Markham’s most historic streets is found in the north part of old Markham Village, in a neighbourhood known

Artisan products traditionally appeal to people who are tired of the mass-produced items that serve the mass market of consumers.

The landscape is always changing. Forests turn to farms, farms turn to suburbs, and suburbs become cities. Change can be

Imagine the excitement that must have been felt by the people of Unionville in 1867, as a new nation was