All Making the Machines Work for the People: Mark Francis’ MPG Story Beechwood Cemetery – Vaughan George Ethelbert Carter: A Trailblazer in Law and Civil Rights Eric Clavering: From London’s Stages to Canada’s Screens Farmer Rocco: From Beechwood Farm to Cemetery Grounds Dr. Aminul Haq: Innovator in Cardiac Care Edward Cudworth: The Runner Who Defied the Odds Dr. Eleanor “Anne” Barrington: A Pioneer in Medicine Lieutenant Brian Gavin Alston: A Red Knight’s Final Flight Tom the Turkey: Beechwood’s Unlikely Star Duffin Meadows Cemetery – Pickering Natural Burial: A Greener Way to Say Goodbye The Koi Pond: Harmony by the Water History of Duffins Creek: A Waterway of Stories Ron Barron: From Fields of Work to Fields of Rest Elgin Mills Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Centres – Richmond Hill Tracing Time: The Sundial Collection at Mount Pleasant Group of Cemeteries William James “Bill” Neal: Richmond Hill’s First Mayor and Automotive Visionary Meadowvale Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Centres – Brampton Natural Burial at Meadowvale Cemetery: Returning to the Earth, Naturally Frank Kovalsky: The Commander The Korean War Memorial Wall: Honouring 516 Canadians Who Gave Their Lives for Freedom Natural Burial: A Greener Way to Say Goodbye Garth Sparling Webb: From Juno Beach Hero to Guardian of Memory Korean War Gapyeong Battle Monument and Conflict Sculpture: Honouring Courage Through Design Meadowvale Arboretum: A Vision Rooted in Nature From Farm to Cemetery: The Gummerson Story William James McBain: Architect of Modern Ontario Annie “Nance” Horwood: Brampton’s First Female Mayor and Tireless Community Advocate Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Centres – Toronto Following the Robinson Family History from Potter’s Field to Mount Pleasant Happy Birthday to Mount Pleasant’s 200‑Year Old Oaks A Living Tapestry: Mount Pleasant’s Arboretum and the Beloved Star Magnolia John M. Lyle: Architect of a Canadian Identity Receiving Winter Vault “The Dead House”: Victorian Design for a Practical Need Snags: The Hidden Life in Standing Dead Trees John Turner: A Statesman of Principle and Quiet Strength William Lyon Mackenzie King: Canada’s Longest-Serving Prime Minister Thomas J. Bata and Sonja I. Bata: Shoemaker to the World and the Woman Who Preserved His Legacy Wallace Gordon Chalmers: Engineering Visionary with a Tire-Shaped Legacy Freemasonry and the Shaping of Toronto’s Civic Identity St. Andrew’s Society Cairn: A Monument to Scottish Heritage Alexander Muir: The Man Behind “The Maple Leaf Forever” George Charles Heintzman: The Piano Legacy Builder Roscoe Reid Graham: A Pioneer of Canadian Surgery Rosa and Spencer Clark: Preserving Beauty in a Changing City Gwendolyn Margaret MacEwen: A Voice of Magic and Mystery Empress of Ireland Memorial: A Silent Tribute Henry Engelhardt: The Designer of Mount Pleasant Cemetery Frederick Newton Gisborne Starr: A Surgeon Who Shaped Canadian Medicine John A. Pearson: Building Toronto’s Skyline Dr. Perry E. Doolittle: The Father of the Trans-Canada Highway Charlie Conacher: The Big Bomber of Maple Leaf Gardens Dr. Augusta Stowe-Gullen: Canada’s First Woman to Earn a Medical Degree Gregory Clark: Canada’s Beloved Storyteller and War Correspondent Margaret Marshall Saunders: Best-selling Author and Animal Rights Advocate Colonel the Honourable Herbert A. Bruce: Surgeon, Soldier and Statesman Alice Freeman-Brown: A Pen Name and a Pioneering Spirit Steele Basil: The Man Behind Toronto’s Legendary Tavern Dr. Frederick F. Tisdall: Innovator and Controversial Figure in Child Nutrition The Children’s Garden: A Place of Memory and Peace Captain Stewart Boulter: A Cross from Vimy Ridge William G. Barker, V.C.: Canada’s Fearless Air Ace Resting Place of the Pioneers: Toronto’s Forgotten Souls Claire Haddad: Redefining Canadian Fashion Marion Martin: The First to Rest at Mount Pleasant Cemetery Lois Lilienstein: A Legacy of Joy Jennie Smillie Robertson: Canada’s First Woman Surgeon Cecil Robert Youngfox: A Voice through Art Foster Hewitt: The Voice that Made Hockey Canadian William Mellis Christie: Canada’s Cookie King Thomas W. Thompson: Champion of Toronto’s Green Spaces Steve Stavro: A Monument to Vision and Legacy Lionel Cutten Monument: Art, Memory and Mastery Edward Samuel Rogers: Revolutionizing Radio Wallace McCain: A Legacy of Canadian Enterprise Eaton Family: Pioneers of Canadian Retail O’Born Family: Champions of Print and Innovation Oliver Mowat: Architect of Ontario’s Autonomy Sir Frederick Banting: The Doctor Who Gave Life to Millions John Rutsey: The Beat that Started it All Marion Alice Powell-Orr: Breaking Barriers in the Skies Massey Mausoleum: A Monument to Industry and Legacy Ken and Joan Edwards: Tragedy on Raymore Drive – Hurricane Hazel Glenn Gould: The Pianist Who Redefined Classical Music John Joseph Kelso: Champion for Children and Animals Air Canada Flight 621 Memorials: Honouring 109 Lives James C. Aikins: Statesman, Visionary and Guardian of Toronto’s Cemeteries Walter Grealis and Stan Klees: The Godfathers of CanCon The 48th Highlanders’ Memorial: Faithful Forever Dr. Alan Brown: A Pioneer in Child Health and Nutrition Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Centres – Toronto Following the Robinson Family History from Potter’s Field to Mount Pleasant Pine Hills Cemetery and Funeral Centre – Scarborough Living Among the Monuments: The Chandler Family at Pine Hills Lloyd Shaddock: A Lifetime of Service at Pine Hills Richard John Lucas: The Man Behind Canada’s Sugared Ham Kiriakos “Jerry” Kiriakou: Building a Scarborough Institution Gus Harris: A Lasting Mark in Scarborough Chalmers York Town Line Church: A Lost Cemetery Remembered Lowkong Society Monument: A Century of Chinese Canadian Heritage in Toronto Norman Ernest Brickell: A Lifetime of Service in Law Enforcement Bill Latham: The First Burial at Pine Hills Cemetery Percy Johnston: A Life on Ice John Hollinger: East York’s Transit Pioneer Charles Empringham: Scarborough’s Blacksmith and Carriage Maker Kai Yin Chang: From Revolutionary Leader to Toronto Exile Annual Butterfly Release: A Celebration of Life Veterans Hill: Honouring Service and Sacrifice Joseph Harcourt Tombs: Canada’s First Victoria Cross Hero of WWI Oliver Milton Martin: Indigenous Leader and Canadian Military Figure Jack Fraser: A Toronto Retail Icon David Bruce Archer: Champion of Labour and Community Builder Prospect Cemetery – Toronto Receiving Vault “The Dead House”: Winter Burials in Toronto’s Early West End Ethel Smith Stewart: A Trailblazer in Canadian Sport Richard Amos Ball: Faith, Music and the Fight for Freedom Silent Witness: The Spanish Flu Tragedy Pastor Jaroslaw Benesh: A Pillar of Faith and Community Benefit Society Oshchima: A Lifeline for Early Immigrants Canada’s Oldest Veterans’ Service The Earlscourt Silver Maple: A Living Memorial Frank and Emily Wanzer: Freedom Seekers Who Built a Life in Toronto Irene Pearl Courtice Lambert: A Nursing Sister’s Sacrifice Reverend Sidney Lambert: Soldier, Survivor and Advocate Hugh Hendry: A Brave Sailor Lost but Not Forgotten Allan Royce: From English Roots to Toronto Legacy Colin Fraser Barron: Hero of Passchendaele Sanderson Pearcy: Entrepreneur and Community Builder Robert “Bob” Billo McIntyre: Innovator in Canadian Aviation Gino “Empry” Emperatori: Toronto’s Mr. Entertainment Frank Stefano Darrigo: From Pushcart to Grocery Empire Ethelbert “Curley” Christian: A Life of Courage and Legacy Bartholomew Bull: Pioneer of Davenport Walter Leigh Rayfield, VC: Hero of Arras Charles Bolton: Civil War Veteran and Pioneer of Embalming in Canada Private Bertie Nakogee: Honouring a Forgotten Soldier Harry Gairey: Champion of Civil Rights and Community Builder Arthur Lucas and Ronald Turpin: Canada’s Last Executions J.E.H. MacDonald: Visionary of Canadian Art Thornton Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Centres – Oshawa Sgt William “Sam” Magee: A Legacy of Courage from the Devil’s Brigade Sealing a Promise: The Opening of Thornton Cemetery Toronto Necropolis Carol Anne Letheren: Guiding Canada’s Olympic Vision Mary Louisa Pipkin: Freedom Seeker and Toronto Trailblazer Corporal Ainsworth Dyer: A Life of Service and Sacrifice Deborah Brown: A Journey to Freedom and Legacy in Toronto Janet Neilson: Canada’s First Public Health Nurse Alice Eastwood: A Life Rooted in Discovery and Conservation John Ross Robertson: Journalist, Reformer and Champion of Amateur Sport James Henry Fleming: Toronto’s Gentleman Ornithologist Dora de Pédery-Hunt: The Artist Behind Canada’s Coins John Cummer: Pioneer of North York William Lyon Mackenzie: Toronto’s First Mayor and Fiery Reformer Kosso Eloul: Sculpting Motion and Balance Peter Lamb: From Glue to Zoo to Riverdale Farm The Ward Sisters: A Tragedy on Toronto Bay Kay Christie: A Nurse’s Courage in Captivity Clucking Through the Silence: A Necropolis Tale City of Toronto Soldiers’ Lot: A Tribute to Service and Sacrifice Cremation Centre: A Turning Point in Ontario’s Funeral History From Veil to Urn: Symbolism in Cemetery Monuments Handwritten Records at the Toronto Necropolis: Preserving the Past Henry “Box” Brown: From Enslavement to a Powerful Toronto Legacy John Ewart: Upper Canada’s First Architect Ashbridge Family: A Legacy Rooted in Toronto’s East End Leonard Pears: Building Toronto’s Yellow Brick Road Joseph McCausland: The Man Behind Toronto’s Most Iconic Windows George Leslie: A Visionary Who Shaped Toronto’s Green Spaces Kenneth Taylor: Canada’s Quiet Hero Behind Argo The Resting Place of Toronto’s Pioneers James Brown: The Last Public Hanging in Toronto Albert Jackson: Canada’s First Black Letter Carrier Beverly Randolph Snow: A Legacy of Resilience and Equity Thornton and Lucie Blackburn: Toronto’s First Taxi and Champions of Freedom William Peyton Hubbard: Toronto’s Trailblazer for Equality and Public Power Dr. Anderson Ruffin Abbott: Canada’s First Black Physician and Civil Rights Advocate Mary Carfrae: First Burial at Potter’s Field Mollie Christie: A Pioneer in Toronto’s Social Services Joseph Burr Tyrrell: A Life of Discovery Andrew Porteous: The First Burial at Toronto Necropolis Henry Langley: A Lasting Heritage in Toronto George A. Romero: The Godfather of the Dead Joseph Bloore: The Man Behind Bloor Street Samuel Lount and Peter Matthews: Patriots of 1837 Ned Hanlan: Canada’s First Sporting Hero Jack Layton: A Legacy of Hope and Leadership George Brown: Father of Confederation and Champion of Reform Thomas Carfrae: Civic Leader and Pioneer of Toronto’s Potter’s Field York Cemetery and Funeral Centre – North York Carley Elle Allison: Always Smile Michael Shepard House: York Cemetery’s Hidden Heritage Gem Marion and Wally Johnston: A Partnership in Science and Service James Wes McKnight: Canada’s First Sports Commentator Hugh Garner: Toronto’s Chronicler of Cabbagetown Rev. Sang Chul Lee: Faith Without Borders Flight Lieutenant Bruce Warren: A Test Pilot Who Helped Shape Canada’s Aviation Legacy Percy Saltzman: Canada’s First TV Weatherman and Broadcasting Pioneer Uno Prii: The Architect Who Gave Toronto Its Space-Age Skyline Tamara Jaworska: From Arkhangelsk to Toronto, A Life Woven in Art Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna: The Last Grand Duchess of Imperial Russia Shaunt Basmajian: A Voice for Canadian Poetry John William Billes: The Visionary Behind Canadian Tire Jesse Nilsson: A Rising Star Gone Too Soon Cy McLean: Breaking Barriers in Canadian Jazz Zoran “Zoki” Kosanović: A Champion Who Put Canadian Table Tennis on the Map Sing Hoo Yuen: A Sculptor Who Bridged Cultures Nick Harbaruk: From War-Torn Poland to NHL Glory Borivoje "Bora" Dragasevich: A Life of Courage, Community and Legacy Honouring Remembrance Day at York Cemetery Victoria Cross Memorial: Honouring Canadian Bravery Barbara Frum: Trailblazer in Canadian Journalism Tim Horton: Hockey Legend and Coffee Icon
