Uncovering Toronto's hidden history

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Mendes, E. (2026, October 4). Uncovering Toronto's hidden history. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/rolling-file/uncovering-toronto-s-hidden-history/article_007881ef-ceb4-4f5a-836f-e230437789e1.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-10-04 · by Elissa Mendes

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This article discusses an exhibit called "The T.O. You Don't Know" located at 401 Richmond St. W in Toronto. The exhibit highlights lesser-known historical events and aspects of the city, emphasizing its dynamic nature through multi-sensory presentations.

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Toronto's Art Gallery of Ontario has launched an exhibit called "The T.O. You Don't Know" at 401 Richmond St. W, which highlights lesser-known aspects of Toronto's history. The multi-sensory exhibition aims to uncover the city’s hidden stories, showcasing both its triumphs and challenges in a way that reflects how Toronto is always evolving. Visitors can expect an immersive experience that brings to life the often-overlooked narratives of this dynamic urban center.

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Focusing on Toronto’s overlooked epic highs and lows, the multi-sensory exhibition reveals the hidden stories of a city that is “constantly rewriting itself.”

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I’ve checked off the exhibit with the longest line at 401 Richmond St. W. — and the one I was most excited for: “The T.O. You Don’t Know.” asserted

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Focusing on Toronto’s overlooked epic highs and lows, the multi-sensory exhibition reveals the hidden stories of a city that is “constantly rewriting itself.” asserted

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