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05/03/2017

Any historical discussion of the Don River and Don Valley must include mention of the man who helped document the area’s history, geography and...

Any historical discussion of the Don River and Don Valley must include mention of the man who helped document the area’s history, geography and happenings: Charles Sauriol. Charles Sauriol was born 113 years ago on this day, within five miles of the Forks of the Don, and would go on to spend his whole...

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Discovering Toronto: The Forks of the Don (Part 1)

05/01/2017

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The American Redstart: A Bird On the Rise In the GTA

04/20/2017

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The Living City^® Report Card 2016: Using Data to Determine the Path to Sustainability

04/11/2017

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“Who’s Watching Out For You?” BT Looks at TRCA’s Role in Curbing Flood Risks

04/06/2017

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Artifact of the Month: Tracheal Rings

04/03/2017

The TRCA Archaeology team recently held a professional development day, also known as the “Seed Barker Blitz,” to highlight one of our...

The TRCA Archaeology team recently held a professional development...

The TRCA Archaeology team recently held a professional development day, also known as the “Seed Barker Blitz,” to highlight one of our legacy sites. The Seed Barker site, dating from ca. 1530-1570, is a Late Ontario Iroquoian village....

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