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Blog: The Agenda Talks Local (Toronto) History

Posted on Thursday, July 19, 2018 by Chris

It’s not often we get a televised discussion about local history.

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Originally from South Porcupine, Ontario, I relocated to Ottawa in 2000 and fell in love with the city and its history. It took far too long start blogging, but it seemed like a nice way to share the things I have learned over the years. For more about The Margins of History, see the About page.

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