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23. Ontario History: OHS - Ontario Historical Society Call for Articles War of 1812 Special Issue The editors of Ontario History would like to hear from scholars interested in contributing articles to a special edition of the http://www.ontariohistoricalsociety.ca/en/OntarioHistory_55/

Secure Login Joining OHS Renewing Membership Home ... Download 2010-11 Honours and Awards Nomination Form November 2010 S M T W T F S Global SAM 15 Member Events PUBLICATIONS Publications for Sale Ontario History OHS Bulletin ... Follow us on Facebook Last Update: November 15 2010 PUBLICATIONS >> Ontario History A A A OHS Publications :: View a list of OHS Publication available for sale online. Ontario History Ontario History is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that is published bi-annually by The Ontario Historical Society. Ontario's premier history journal, it discusses a wide variety of topics relating to our province's past. In 1899, the OHS published its first issue, then titled Papers and Records . What began primarily as an effort to publish important documentary sources has evolved over the past century to become today's Ontario History, visiting topics on all aspects of Ontario's heritage. To read more about that evolution, click here Editor Ontario History Tory Tronrud oh@thunderbaymuseum.com Book Review Editor Ontario History Thomas McIlwraith Those interested in submitting an article to Ontario History should contact the editor at oh@thunderbaymuseum.com

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25. Workers Arts And Heritage Centre Preserves and celebrates the arts and culture of working people in Ontario. Provides a history and floor plan of the Italianate Custom House erected 1858-60 to the designs of Frederick J. Rastrick and F.P. Rubridge. http://www.wahc-museum.ca/

Home About WAHC Contact Us Facility Rentals ... Working with WAHC The Canadian Workers Hall of Fame is now accepting nominations for its inaugural class of 2011. celebrations, the Canadian Workers Hall of Fame seeks to commemorate the often unsung heroes of Canada's Labour Movement. To find out more about this exciting initiative or to complete a nomination form, Click Here WAHC-Stravaganza Sept. 11th 2011 PICS UP NOW! Click here for selected pictures of our day long 15th/150th Anniversary celebration. The New Workers Songbook A Project by DodoLab with Tor Lukasik-Foss September 10th to December 18th Inspired by WAHC's collection of mid-twentieth century worker's songbooks, DodoLab is collaborating with artist Curator Caitlin Sutherland and Hamilton artist, musician Tor Lukasik-Foss on the creation of a new collection of songs for the working people of Hamilton. The project will take multiple forms including an installation at WAHC, street performances, broadsheets, workshops and the publishing of The New Workers Song Book. Annual Reports now available for download in both French and English Go to About WAHC Winter/Spring 2010 Newsletter now online Read it here (400kb pdf) Looking for Community Service Volunteer Hours?

26. Ontario: Encyclopedia II - Ontario - History Ontario Pre-1867. Before the arrival of the Europeans, the region was inhabited both by Algonquian (Ojibwa, Cree and Algonquin) and Iroquoian (Iroquois and Huron) tribes. http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Ontario_-_History/id/596920

27. Hamilton Masonic District 'B' - Home Page Masonic district under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Canada in Ontario. History, trestleboard, officers, links and local Lodge information. http://www.hamiltonmasons.com/

Hamilton Masonic District 'B' M.W. Bro. Raymond S. J. Daniels, Grand Master Ontario's No. 1 District for Blood Donations R.W.Bro. Victor J. Abraham District Deputy Grand Master Hamilton District B 2010 - 2011 Enniskillen Lodge No. 185 Emergent Meeting Saturday October 23rd has been CANCELLED. Change of Meeting Date November Regular Meeting will be held on Tuesday November 9, 2010 District B Donates $13,695.00 For Two More Dog Guides 12 Lodges - 3 Years 9 Dog Guides 9 Families Changed Forever District B Brethren You Have Made A Difference! August 27, 2010 L to R - W.Bro. Thomas Young, R.W. Bro. Robert Kerr, Julie Jelinek, Dog Guides Canada, and R.W. Bro. Terence J. Brown, D.D.G.M. for this project. D.D.G.M. Course Now Mandatory In Ontario With the adoption of the constitutional amendment (Section 50b) at Grand Lodge, completion and certification of the D.D.G.M. Correspondence Course becomes a prerequisite for nomination as D.D.G.M. Ahead of the times? The D.D.G.M. Correspondence Course has been completed by all of our D.D.G.M.'s in recent years and has been mandatory in District B for a number of years. Seeking Information About Masonry?

28. Search: The Gateway To Northwestern Ontario History Photos, Books, Drawings and Artifacts from Libraries and Museums of Northwestern Ontario http://images.ourontario.ca/gateway/

Options Mobile Search Advanced Search Browse by Location Mysteries ... What's New RSS Atom How to link to this site Search the collection Find: Mysteries Group of Prospectors, One Man Holding Gold Brick Anyone with any information on the identity of these men, please contact the Brodie Resource Library, Thunder Bay Ontario, 807-624-4200. Shuniah Snowshoe Club (1890) If you can assist in identifying anyone in this photo, please contact the Thunder Bay Public Library. Chippewa Park Camping (~1928) If you can assist in identifying anyone in this photo, please contact the Thunder Bay Public Library. Girls Wanted (~1928) If you can assist in identifying anyone in this photo, please contact the Thunder Bay Public Library. Royal Arthur Sailors' Institute (~1910) If you can assist in identifying anyone in this photo, please contact the Thunder Bay Public Library. Royal Arthur Sailors' Institute (~1910) If you can assist in identifying anyone in this photo, please contact the Thunder Bay Public Library. Jackfish Coal Docks, Rebuilding the Wooden Tower (March 1919) If you can assist in identifying anyone in this photo, please contact the Thunder Bay Public Library.

29. Welcome To The Apple Route | The Apple Route Follow Highway 2 through eastern Ontario. History, outdoor sports and great scenery make an enjoyable area. http://www.appleroute.com/

Skip to navigation Skip to content The Apple Route Contact us: eval(unescape('%64%6f%63%75%6d%65%6e%74%2e%77%72%69%74%65%28%27%3c%61%20%68%72%65%66%3d%22%6d%61%69%6c%74%6f%3a%69%6e%66%6f%40%61%70%70%6c%65%72%6f%75%74%65%2e%63%6f%6d%3f%73%75%62%6a%65%63%74%3d%49%6e%71%75%69%72%79%25%32%30%66%72%6f%6d%25%32%30%77%65%62%73%69%74%65%22%20%3e%69%6e%66%6f%40%61%70%70%6c%65%72%6f%75%74%65%2e%63%6f%6d%3c%2f%61%3e%27%29%3b')) Toll-free: Home Visit The Apple Route Stay Play Dine ... North of 401 Welcome to the Apple Route The Apple Route celebrates a special region of Ontario.  Only an hour east of Toronto by car, the Apple Route offers a vibrant range of activities. This southern area of Northumberland County and Quinte West, pressed between the Great Pine Ridge and Lake Ontario has, for 200 years, enjoyed a rich agricultural history that brought both prosperity and continuity. The core of the Apple Route follows signs along Heritage Highway 2 and 'spurs' take the traveler to scenic Presqu'ile Park near Brighton, historical Lakeport, past Fort Kente at Carrying Place and connects with the Loyalist Parkway.  Numerous craft stores and roadside markets carry apple-themed items. View our 2010 Apple Route Visitor Guide online.

30. Ontario History And Heritage Museums Explore Ontario history at exciting living history museums. The fun interactive way to learn about the history of Ontario. http://www.ontario-travel-secrets.com/ontario-history.html

Subscribe To This Site Ontario History and Heritage Museums Exploring Ontario history is a bit like exploring a new city or country. Instead of travelling in space, though, you’re travelling in time. You might have a guidebook with you, but you really never know what you’re going to find – and that’s the adventure of it! Westfield Heritage Village in Rockton One of the best and entertaining ways to learn about the history of Ontario is to get out and experience it. Ontario's living history museums give you the opportunity to see what life was like in the past by showcasing real material artifacts that were created and used by the people who lived here. Getting to see something someone made, and often used with love, 100, 200, 3,000 years ago gives me the shivers… shivers of delight, that is! (Occasionally, they’re the other kind of shivers, too, if the place I’m visiting claims to be “haunted” … see the Ottawa Jail Hostel below.) So where can you find these "Wayback machines", these “Time Travel Experiences” in Ontario? Here are some to get you started. Have fun!

31. Trulls Road FMC_home Courtice, Ontario. History, background information, newsletter, events, worship, groups, contact, children s ministries, Alpha, contact and links. http://www.trullsroadchurch.com/

Sunday morning Worship Services: AC_FL_RunContent( 'codebase','http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=9,0,28,0','width','604','height','256','src','trulls2','quality','high','pluginspage','http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash','movie','trulls2' ); //end AC code Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player. Message from our Church Family

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33. Diocese Of Sault Ste. Marie Ontario. History, demographics, institutions, parishes, religious communities, organization, administration, diocesan Services, retreat centers, and links. Site in French and English. http://www.diocesessm.org/

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35. Welcome To Holy Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church Located in Scarborough, Ontario. History, pastors, Bible study group, parish council, presentation of Saturday and Sunday schools, current events. http://www.holytrinity-pa.org/

36. Ontario History : Ontario Historical Society : Free Download & Streaming : Inter Title varies v. 138 (1899-1946) Papers and records View the book http://www.archive.org/details/ontariohistory01ontauoft

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37. Ardoch Algonquin First Nation Anishnabek community located in the Madawaska, Mississippi and Rideau watersheds of Ontario. History, newsletter, contacts and FAQs. http://www.aafna.ca/

Mission History Family Council Links ... News Important Note Newsletter It has been awhile since we had a Newsletter. Please click here to grab the latest one. Please note that on early this morning (August 26th,2009) Ardoch Algonquin First Nation allies Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation were forced to deal once again with the province's plan to allow irresponsible development on their homeland by Platinex. The OPP landed at the protest site this morning and Platinex has landed 10 kilometres away on another lake. Solidarity and support are need! More information is available at http://www.kitelecom.myknet.org/ Contacts: Samual McKay: 1-807-537-2263 Chris Reid (legal council): 1-416-466-9928 Please note the recent book for sale by Paula Sherman. All royalties for the book go toward providing scholarships for post-secondary education for Ardoch community members. To order the book visit the publisher link below. Dishonour of the Crown The Ontario Resource Regeime in the Valley of the Kiji Sibi By Paula Sherman The territory of the Omàmìwinini (Algonquin) peoples of southern Ontario is rich with natural resources. Yet for more than four centuries, the Algonquin have been economically and politically marginalized, while corporate and foreign interests profited from their land. In 2006, one community discovered that 26,000 acres had been staked for uranium exploration-land they never surrendered to the Crown through any treaty or negotiations. Facing a development process that included no consultation nor environmental assessment the Algonquin people began working with a broad-based coalition to oppose the project. The government and the exploration company have never provided scientific or scholarly evidence that the uranium project is safe. The community began telling its side of the story and conducting its own research—some of which you are holding in your hands.

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39. Welcome : OHS - Ontario Historical Society The new website will allow our members, member organizations, Ontario History subscribers and affiliated societies to use unique login credentials to view the Members-Only section http://www.ontariohistoricalsociety.ca/ohistory.asp

Secure Login Joining OHS Renewing Membership Home ... Download 2010-11 Honours and Awards Nomination Form November 2010 S M T W T F S Global SAM 15 Member Events PUBLICATIONS Publications for Sale Ontario History OHS Bulletin ... Follow us on Facebook Last Update: November 15 2010 ABOUT US >> Welcome A A A The Ontario Historical Society is a non-profit corporation and registered charity; a non-government group founded in 1888; bringing together people of all ages, all walks of life and all cultural backgrounds interested in preserving some aspect of Ontario's history. Welcome to the New and Improved Website of The Ontario Historical Society! OHS Welcoming Nominations for 2010 Honours and Awards The Ontario Historical Society welcomes your nominations for volunteers, authors, organizations and museums for the 2010 Honours and Awards Programme. In 1967, The Ontario Historical Society established an Awards progra... More OHS Hosts Launch of Dorothy Duncan's Newest Book: Feasting and Fasting The Ontario Historical Society, in partnership with Dundurn Press, is proud to announce that it will host the launch of author and historian Dorothy Duncan's Feasting and Fasting: Canada's Heritage Celebrations."Explore ... More The Ontario Historical Society is now on Facebook!

40. Toronto Ontario History Articles, Toronto Ontario History News - Examiner.com | Read the latest Toronto Ontario history news and view Toronto Ontario history pictures from our team of local insiders. http://www.examiner.com/ontario-history-in-toronto

Skip to main content Examiner.com Toronto Change city Search Log in Home Entertainment Animation ... Republican Toronto Ontario history Brantford Public Library home to a small but valuable digital archive Brantford takes its name from the place where Joseph Brant forded the Grand River to found the... Heather Vallance Toronto History Examiner ArchivesCanada a gateway to international history Heather Vallance October 09, 2010 Tags: primary sources Ontario history Canada archives ... Heather Vallance October 08, 2010 The Underground Railroad was a chain of safe houses for runaway slaves. Many of these men, women and children made their way through Ohio to Canada. Ohio History Central, an online encyclopedia of Ohio history, contains their stories and the stories of those who helped them on their journey. States in the North outlawed slavery, but upheld the Fugitive Slave Act which allowed slave owners to reclaim their property. This law threatened not only runaways, but also freed slaves illegally claimed by unscrupulous operators. The only true safety before the Civil War lay in Canada which was... Tags: Underground Railroad Ontario history Ohio History American slavery ... Heather Vallance October 06, 2010

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