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What is the oldest building in Toronto, Canada?
Just want to know, and it is not the Cabbin or the Lighthouse
Hmmm ... very good question. You are saying that it is not the cabin (Scadding cabin, on the CNE grounds), and it was built in 1794. If not the cabin, then I don't know what it would be, although this list shows Scadding as the oldest of the remaining structures.
If not Scadding, St. James Cathedral is a close second. The current cathedral is the 4th structure on those grounds, with the original church built in 1797 (see attached).
I'm very interested in reading the correct answer for this one. Thanks for raising the question.
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Cruises to Canada From NYC New York
Cruises to Canada from NYC are extremely convenient as New York City and Canada are very close in terms of geography. There are many available packages, port destinations, and cruise lines to choose your ultimate getaway with your loved ones, friends, or a much deserved treat for yourself.
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