Follow this link to learn how to trace your family history using the records held by the Archives of Ontario
The Archives of Ontario brings education to life with resources and online lesson plans
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Please note the Archives of Ontario will be closed on May 20th for the Victoria Day Holiday. [More]
You can now access Government of Ontario budgets all the way back to 1893 on our Digitized Government Publications Repository. Explore here
The 1937 marriage and 1947 death registrations are available now on Ancestry.ca . Ancestry.ca now hosts the 1869-1913 births, 1801-1937 marriages and 1869-1947 deaths.
FamilySearch International continues to host the 1869-1912 births, 1869-1927 marriages and 1869-1937 deaths.
Hello, humans! You aren’t the only species in the archives. Flock to our free ANIMALIA: Animals in the Archives onsite exhibit or explore our related online exhibit to discover humans’ changing relationships with other animals and how these species have left their mark on Ontario’s history.
Now you can take an even closer look at the Changing Shape of Ontario. Thanks to our new zoom feature and high quality images, maps for Ontario’s northern districts and southern counties are accessible and more interactive. See for yourself!
