The following quote is from the recently published murder/mystery “The Reluctant Virgin.” Jokes and stories that involved the Peter Witt streetcars on Toronto’s Yonge Street
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Murder Mystery nostalgically recalls Toronto’s old Peter Witt streetcars on Yonge Street. – Historic Toronto
The following quote is from the murder/mystery “The Reluctant Virgin.” On Tuesday 30 March in 1954, between 2 pm and 3 pm, the famous Yonge
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Pity that more Toronto fiction writers do not identify the city in their novels – Historic Toronto
There was a time when film producers employed Toronto only as a stand-in for other cities, mostly American. Those of us who were familiar with
The title of the newly published murder/mystery “The Reluctant Virgin” may sound like a biblical tale similar to the parable of “The Wise and Foolish
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New Toronto Murder Mystery, “The Reluctant Virgin,” now available at Chapters/Indigo at John and Richmond Sts. – Historic Toronto
For those who wish to purchase an advance copy of the latest Toronto murder/mystery, “The Reluctant Virgin,” without waiting for it to be delivered via
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The Noronic Disaster in 1949 – 122 people burn to death on Toronto’s waterfront – Historic Toronto
The following quote is from the book “Arse Over Teakettle,” a story about a young boy and his family in Toronto during the 1940s. The