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Doors Open Toronto, May 23rd & 24th
This is a great chance to see some wonderful historic buildings in Toronto.
Free Admission
Cultural Services is proud to present the annual Doors Open Toronto - one weekend, once a year - when 175 buildings of architectural, historic, cultural and social significance open their doors to the public for a city-wide celebration.
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Patricia Phenix's Private Demons The Tragic Personal Life of John A. Macdonald (2006)
I found it a captivating read, at times touching, at times salacious, and at times derisive to the point of offense ( Read more... ) -
National Vigil for WWI War Dead
FROM SUNSET TO SUNRISE,
FOR SEVEN NIGHTS we will
remember EVERY ONE OF THE
69,000 who LOST their LIVES.
Join in a national tribute
http://www.1914-1918.ca/
webcast live from the National Memorial in Ottawa
November 4--11, 2008
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Though every dog in Québec bark in his favour...
So, I was on Facebook one day while avoiding my thesis and I came across a group that was petitioning to make the brand-spanking new Louis Riel Day in Manitoba a National Holiday. Personally, I think the cause is a little silly, but the ensuing and heated debate in the Facebook tradition was very fascinating. Apparently, Canada is still very ( Read more... ) -
Frobisher
Hello!
I am writing a thesis about first expeditions to Canadian North and first observations of the Inuit. Have you ever read George Best. If yes, I am just curious, what do you think about him and his study, and entirely about Frobisher expedition to Baffin Island. Just your impression, may be something you remember, something that caught your -
Passchendaele
Not sure how many of you are aware of this, but Paul Gross (of "Due South" fame) is writing and directing a movie based around the WWI battle of Passchendaele ( Read more... ) -
Unrepentant: Kevin Annett and Canada's Genocide
UNREPENTANT: KEVIN ANNETT AND CANADA'S GENOCIDE (documentary ( Read more... ) -
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Linkage.Today isn't just Canada Day ( Read more... )
