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Pages from The Cook Not Mad; Or Rational Cookery book.

Food

A recipe for early Canadian culinary identity

Food, cooking and eating as universal experiences have always been an important part of our identity. As a necessity for survival, food knowledge, traditions and...

Economics of heritage
Buildings and architecture
Community
Food
Adaptive reuse

Case study: Mudtown Station Brewery and Restaurant (Owen Sound)

Location: 1198 1st Avenue East, Owen SoundOwner: City of Owen SoundPartners: Kloeze Family (Mudtown Station Inc.)Original use: Passenger train station (Owen Sound Canadian Pacific Railway...

Orchard Hill Farm dinner (Photo: Grayden Laing)

Intangible heritage
Arts and creativity
Food

Back to the farm

My parents (Ken and Martha Laing) decided to forgo fossil fuels to protest the first Gulf War – driven by anticonsumerism, pacifism but also by...

Pulling a pint of beer (Photo: Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership)

Intangible heritage
Food

Lost breweries of Toronto

As an artifact, beer can tell you a lot about the culture that develops it. Take Molson Canadian as an example. That brand sums up...

Rose Lieberman, Rose [Hanford?] Green and Aaron and Sarah Ladovsky in front of United Bakers restaurant, Spadina Ave., Toronto, 1920. Ontario Jewish Archives, Blankenstein Family Heritage Centre, fonds 83, file 9, item 16.

Intangible heritage
Food

Soup’s on: A 105-year-old restaurant maintains Jewish food heritage in Toronto

From an interview with Ruthie Ladovsky. Ladovsky is a co-owner of United Bakers Dairy Restaurant in Toronto. If you’re going to order just one thing...

Volcano Pizzeria Restaurant (Photo: Museum Windsor)

Intangible heritage
Food

The proof is in the pizza

Around the lunch table at my office, I talk a lot about my experiences growing up outside of Windsor, Ontario – working at Chrysler, being...

Many of Ontario’s rural roads still contain evidence of tree planting that began at the end of the 19th century. Replacement planting of these mature trees will ensure the continuation of the special character of this rural roadscape.

Cultural landscapes
Food

The evolution of the agricultural cultural landscape

The agricultural cultural landscape visible today is a comprehensive record of the small- and large-scale changes in the industry that at one time was a...

Farmland along the Niagara Escarpment, near Milton (Photo: Ontario Tourism)

Cultural landscapes
Food

Protecting Ontario's agricultural landscapes: Challenges and opportunities

Agriculture is an integral part of Ontario’s story. It has shaped and impacted the growth and development of communities since the province began. Although agriculture...