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From Our Archives: Parties in Ontario During the Late 1960s
Posted Mar 14, 2022 at Local History & Genealogy
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Cartography in the 17th and 18th Centuries: Maps of North America from Digital Archive Ontario
Posted Feb 18, 2022 at Local History & Genealogy
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First-Hand Accounts of a French Officer in Canada During the Late 17th Century
Posted Jan 3, 2022 at Local History & Genealogy
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Cobalt's First Bloom: Early Views of Ontario's Silver City
Posted Mar 8, 2021 at Local History & Genealogy
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The Great Depression: Federal Work Camps in Ontario
Posted Jan 18, 2021 at Local History & Genealogy
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The Grange: Vintage Photos of a Toronto House with a History in Art
Posted Dec 4, 2020 at Local History & Genealogy
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Pursuing a Career in Fine Art: Resources for Emerging Artists
Posted Oct 8, 2020 at Career and Job Search Help Blog
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Selections and Full PDFs of "The Jesuit Relations": Sainte-Marie among the Hurons and Beyond
Posted Jan 27, 2020 at Local History & Genealogy
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World War 2 Training in Canada: Troops on Skis
Posted Jan 31, 2019 at Local History & Genealogy
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War of 1812: The Battle of York,1813
Posted Nov 28, 2018 at Local History & Genealogy
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War of 1812: The Surrender of Fort Detroit
Posted Oct 26, 2018 at Local History & Genealogy
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The Early Years of the Exhibition
Posted Aug 17, 2018 at Local History & Genealogy
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Early Days at the Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Posted Jul 5, 2018 at Local History & Genealogy
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Are you referring to when the honorific was given by Lord Dorchester?
That date came from Wikipedia. After further research, I'll change it.
thanks for pointing this out.
The United Empire Loyalists Come to Upper Canada
Map of the British plantations, 1739 United Empire Loyalists (or Loyalists) is an honorific that was given in 1789 by Lord Dorchester, the governor of Quebec and Governor General of British North America, to American Loyalists who resettled in British North America during or just after the Ame...
One of the main purposes of the blog is highlight material available in the digital archive. The other is to write about the history of places in Ontario.
The United Empire Loyalists Come to Upper Canada
Map of the British plantations, 1739 United Empire Loyalists (or Loyalists) is an honorific that was given in 1789 by Lord Dorchester, the governor of Quebec and Governor General of British North America, to American Loyalists who resettled in British North America during or just after the Ame...
The United Empire Loyalists Come to Upper Canada
Posted May 16, 2018 at Local History & Genealogy
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Muskoka's Earliest Tourists
Posted Apr 7, 2018 at Local History & Genealogy
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