February 2014 | Newsletter #1
Presidents Message: It is the end of January 2014 and, if you’re like most of us, you probably have given up on four out of five New Year’s resolutions. If, however, you had resolved to do more for...
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PRESIDENT'S REPORT: Time marches on! With this writing we’re almost at the end of the first quarter of the year! The big banks will be announcing their millions in profits made on their investments and...
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Formal notification of the Toronto Historical Association Annual General Meeting will be sent out shortly but we ask that you mark your calendars, input your blackberries and...
View ArticleJune 2014 | Newsletter #4
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS: June is busting out all over! Canada Day is just about upon us and Toronto is hosting World Pride! Well, why should the Gays be the only proud ones? We should be proud and loud...
View ArticleOctober 2014 | Newsletter #5
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS: Did the Earth move for you? Did you feel it? As I write this, the World has shifted from Summer to Autumn and change is in the air. Looking forward, we await two of the wonders of...
View ArticleFebruary 2015 | Newsletter #1
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS: ‘TIS THE SEASON!!.. Yes, January has come and gone and with its passing the last of the New Year’s resolutions are all but consigned to the trash bin. One resolution we hope you...
View ArticleMarch 2015 | Newsletter #2
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS:Time MARCHES on! Yes, we have passed the Ides of March [ Caesar Beware! - “I told him, Julie, don’t go...” ] and the first quarter of the year is about to become history. How much...
View ArticleJuly 2015 | Newsletter #3
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS:Well, June has busted out all over and Canada Day is fast upon us. Not only is it a day of celebration of our great nation, it represents the mid-point in 2015! I know many of you...
View ArticleOctober 2015 | Newsletter # 4
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS:Things are Falling into place. Summer has sped past us and Autumn is upon us like a ton of bricks! [ speaking of that – see below ]. Time for us to start fi ring on all cylinders,...
View ArticleApril 2014 | Newsletter #3
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Formal notification of the Toronto Historical Association Annual General Meeting will be sent out shortly but we ask that you mark your calendars, input your blackberries and...
View ArticleJune 2014 | Newsletter #4
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS: June is busting out all over! Canada Day is just about upon us and Toronto is hosting World Pride! Well, why should the Gays be the only proud ones? We should be proud and loud...
View ArticleOctober 2014 | Newsletter #5
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS: Did the Earth move for you? Did you feel it? As I write this, the World has shifted from Summer to Autumn and change is in the air. Looking forward, we await two of the wonders of...
View ArticleFebruary 2015 | Newsletter #1
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS: ‘TIS THE SEASON!!.. Yes, January has come and gone and with its passing the last of the New Year’s resolutions are all but consigned to the trash bin. One resolution we hope you...
View ArticleMarch 2015 | Newsletter #2
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS:Time MARCHES on! Yes, we have passed the Ides of March [ Caesar Beware! - “I told him, Julie, don’t go...” ] and the first quarter of the year is about to become history. How much...
View ArticleJuly 2015 | Newsletter #3
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS:Well, June has busted out all over and Canada Day is fast upon us. Not only is it a day of celebration of our great nation, it represents the mid-point in 2015! I know many of you...
View ArticleOctober 2015 | Newsletter # 4
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS:Things are Falling into place. Summer has sped past us and Autumn is upon us like a ton of bricks! [ speaking of that – see below ]. Time for us to start fi ring on all cylinders,...
View ArticleJanuary 2016 | Newsletter #1
PRESIDENT’S REMARKSIn the bleak midwinter, no matter what tradition or absence thereof one adheres to, everyone seems to turn to stating ambitions, setting goals, resolving to get more, do more, to...
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