Anyone interested in an in-depth history of the Annex will find a rich source in 24 bound volumes of the Annex Gleaner available at the Palmerston Library. The series, beginning with the very first issue from May 1995, is available for reference just behind the front desk in the “local history” section, which is one of thirty such sections at libraries across the city.
CHATTER: Treasuring the Gleaner at the Palmerston Library (Jan. 2022)
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NEWS: A way to honour the past (October 2018)
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Exploring the roots of Korea Town
By Annemarie Brissenden
A heritage tour of Toronto’s Korea Town starts — as it should — at the Bloor Street United Church of Canada, once home to the Alpha Korean United Church.
Welcome to Happyview: Neigbourhood dad hosts one-man show
September 14th, 2010 · Comments Off on Welcome to Happyview: Neigbourhood dad hosts one-man show
By Bethan Evans
Have you ever thought to yourself, Children’s theatre is entertaining for my kids, but I am bored to tears after the curtain opens? Michael McMurtry did and decided to do something about it.