Tickets for our Jane’s Walk: Two Centuries of King Street East are going fast!
CLICK HERE to register!
CLICK HERE for more information.
Tickets for our Jane’s Walk: Two Centuries of King Street East are going fast!
CLICK HERE to register!
CLICK HERE for more information.
Dear Friends and Supporters,
We are thrilled to dedicate 2023 to celebrating the 175th anniversary of the Enoch Turner Schoolhouse and the role it played in the development of a provincially supported free school system.
The Enoch Turner Schoolhouse Foundation and Ontario Heritage Trust are dedicated to preserving the Schoolhouse and are planning 175th anniversary event you won’t want to miss!
Please see below for a sneak peek at some of the events we hope to see you at this year!

May 7th – 10AM-11:30AM: Jane’s Walk: Two Centuries of King Street East
Explore the streetscape of one of Canada’s most important streets.
May 28th – 10AM-5PM: Doors Open Toronto
Drop-in anytime between 10am-5pm to visit the historic Schoolroom and discover the life of students 175 years ago. Free admission.
May 30th – 6PM-8PM: Annual General Meeting and Special Lecture
Join the Foundation for their Annual General Meeting, followed by Special Lecture, Toronto Workers in the 1850s, presented by Professor Craig Heron.
Fall 2023 – ETS on Tap!
Stay tuned for details to come on a Schoolhouse pub night!
Dec. 1st – 6PM-10PM: Annual Founder’s Dinner
Party like it’s 1848! A yearly tradition to kick-off the Holiday Season, join us again for the Annual Founder’s Dinner. Expect all the old favourites like award winning music performances, caroling, and presentation of the Heritage Champion Award, along with a few exciting new elements. Registration to be announced.
For more information and event announcements visit http://www.enochturnerschoolhouse.ca
It is with great pride that we share our scroll of Provincial recognition on the 175th anniversary of the Enoch Turner Schoolhouse.
Enoch Turner has played a significant role in bringing awareness about the struggle to access publicly funded education and paved the way for universal access in the province.
Thank-you to Kristyn Wong-Tam, MPP, Toronto Centre for her support.
View the scroll HERE.
The Foundation is pleased and proud to share with you the scroll which Councilor Chris Moise, Ward 13, presented at Toronto City Council’s meeting on February 15th.
We are grateful for all out friends, supporters, stakeholders and politicians for their ongoing recognition and contributions to the Enoch Turner Schoolhouse.
View the scroll HERE
We are incredibly happy to share the fourth and final session of our series Speaker’s Corner With Michael Enright: ARRIVAL.
If you were unable to join this session, Fear of Deportation, please CLICK HERE to access the recording and enjoy!
We are thankful to our host Michael Enright and wonderful panelists Felix Muubuke and Lyudmila Bezpala-Brown for their compelling and inspiring commentary.
Thank-you to all who tuned in and joined us in person!
YOU ARE INVITED!

*Tables will be created in groups of 4-6.
**Masks are strongly recommended.
This event is a fundraiser for the Enoch Turner Schoolhouse Foundation (11927 2862 RR0001). Tax receipts will be issued for the maximum allowable amount.
Wheelchair and TTC accessible.
For more information and tickets contact info@enochturnerschoolhouse.ca
The fourth session of Speaker’s Corner: ARRIVAL with Michael Enright is on November 15th!
Join us for: Fear of Deportation
In-Person: REGISTER HERE
Virtual: REGISTER HERE

We are incredibly happy to share the third session of our series Speaker’s Corner With Michael Enright: ARRIVAL.
If you were unable to join this session, Overlooked and Underemployed, please CLICK HERE to access the recording and enjoy!
We are thankful to our host Michael Enright and wonderful panelists Howayda Gohar, Mustafa Alio and Dr. Afsheen Mehar for their compelling and inspiring commentary.
Thank-you to all who tuned in and joined us in person!
The third session of Speaker’s Corner: ARRIVAL with Michael Enright is on November 1st!
Join us for: Overlooked and Underemployed
In-Person: REGISTER HERE
Virtual: REGISTER HERE

Trained and talented people from other countries who want to work as professionals in Canada face an uphill climb. We hear about dentists employed as security guards, architects who are delivering restaurant food, and engineers working on factory lines.
This is a complex problem because licensing requirements are essential for some professions, and many immigrants face a language barrier. But have we put up too many obstacles? Join us to hear these compelling stories!
We are incredibly happy to share the second session of our series Speaker’s Corner With Michael Enright: ARRIVAL.
If you were unable to join this session, They Great Escape, please CLICK HERE to access the recording and enjoy!
We are thankful to our host Michael Enright and wonderful panelists Mir Hussain Mahdavi, Jaivet Ealom and Enas Abdulaziz for their compelling and inspiring commentary.
Thank-you to all who tuned in and joined us in person!