The new museum, known as the Canadian Motorsport Heritage Museum, features new displays, an interactive Race Experience Centre where visitors can try their hands at driving a race car on one of several simulators, a 40-seat theatre featuring some of the most...

The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada is an infantry regiment of the Canadian

Your visit to the 48th Highlanders Museum will take you on a voyage through time and space, a century into the past and around the world: - from Victorian Toronto in 1891 when the Regiment was formed to the present day. - from South Africa battlefield at the...

Since 1936, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has been the voice of this nation, linking Canadians from coast to coast to coast with its respected brand of journalism, sports coverage and entertainment. Come to the CBC Museum and Graham Spry Theatre to...

The RCMI, that unique mix of educational institute, military library, active social club, and affordable accommodation is on the move- first across town and then skyward. The RCMI on University Avenue, fronted by its British army cannons from the Napoleonic wars, has...

The Textile Museum of Canada is one of Toronto's most engaging visual arts organizations.  With more than 12,000 objects from more than 200 countries and regions, the TMC's permanent collection celebrates cultural diversity and includes traditional fabrics,...

The Hockey Hall of Fame was officially opened on August 26, 1961. Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and United States Ambassador Livingston T. Merchant presided over the opening. "There is nothing greater than hockey to bring about national unity and a closer...

The Museum presents a comprehensive, multi-layered display of Inuit Art that includes, prehistoric art, early post-contact art, and early works of the modernist period; important themes; regional styles; contemporary art; and masterworks. It also integrates rotating...

In 1834 when the town was incorporated as a city, York’s fourth post office became Toronto’s first.  It had been built the previous year by James Scott Howard, then postmaster of York, and originally served him as both post office and family residence. Its...

The Redpath Sugar Museum was established in 1979 to celebrate the 125th anniversary of what is today the oldest sugar refining company in Canada. In 2004, the museum celebrated 25 years of programming, while the company celebrated 150 years of production.