"His story, both here and in the United States, helped to propel the abolitionist movement."

"We've been looking at this issue of police violence and people dying in police custody for decades, and people have come up with so many recommendations and pathways pointing to ways to save lives and it just hasn't been implemented."

A new poll by Myseum of Toronto suggests residents want to know more about the city's Indigenous history.

"These two young people, in search of freedom, changed history in both the United States and Canada."

In addition to educating visitors at their museum, a series of personalized workshops promises to keep the heritage trades thriving as the next decade dawns.

After almost a century of utilizing a complex system of manually controlled levers to operate the switches and signals for tracks at Union Station, Metrolinx staff say a computerized system is now needed for future growth.

More than 80 people were killed when hurricane Hazel hit the area, many of whom were living near the banks of the Humber River when flood water swept away their homes.

The oldest item found so far as a result of LRT construction was a 5,000-year-old arrowhead, according to the project's environmental manager.

Learn how a tragic murder in 1977 led to Toronto's Yonge Street as it's known today.

The walls, parts of which date back to 1852, were built by patients of — as the site was known at the time — the Provincial Lunatic Asylum.