MomenTO highlights people, places and events from 1867 to 2017 that are significant to the history of Canada and Toronto. MomenTO is produced by the City of Toronto in partnership with the Province of Ontario's Ontario 150 Program and the Government of Canada. Find out more at www.toronto.ca/momento.

Photo Credits:

George Brown, a Father of Confederation (1867): Hunter & Co. / Library and Archives Canada, C-009553

Five-pin Bowling Invented (1909): Tommy Ryan, c. 1961. Courtesy Canadian 5 Pin Bowlers' Association

Tom Longboat shatters Boston Marathon record (1907): Ontario Sports Hall of Fame, X981.637.1.47, X981.637.1.17

The Group of Seven's first exhibition (1920): J.E.H. MacDonald, The Little Falls, 1918. ©Art Gallery of Ontario

Discovery of Insulin (1922): Laboratory of Banting and Best. University of Toronto Archives, A1965-0004

Elsie MacGill graduates as pioneering engineer (1927): Library and Archives Canada, R4349-1

The Whoopee Cushion makes some noise (1932): Original Whoopee Cushion from the Stan & Mardi Timm collection

Canada's first subway opens (1954): City of Toronto Archives, Larry Becker Fonds 1257, Series 547

Glenn Gould records Goldberg Variations (1955): Glenn Gould, 1957. Estate of Yousuf Karsh

Jean Lumb helps change immigration law (1957): Courtesy of Jean Lumb Foundation

Discovery of transplantable stem cells (1961): James Till and Ernest McCulloch, 2004. Photographed by Steve Frost/Lisa Sakulensky. University of Toronto Archives, 2012-46-12MS

The first Caribana (1967): Dancers at Caribana '67. Photograph by Frank Lennon/Toronto Star Photograph Archive/Toronto Public Library, tspa 0102988f

The CN Tower opens (1976): Stock photo ID:182188685 (istockphoto.com) buzbuzzer

SCTV debuts (1976): "All Weather Talk Show", courtesy of SCTV Joint Venture and Old Firehall Productions / Retro TV Stock photo ID:628736088 (istockphoto.com) Bet_Noire

Canadarm delivered to NASA (1981): Photograph by Jim Wilkes/Toronto Star Photograph Archive/Toronto Public Library, 0014840f

MuchMusic begins broadcasts (1984): Original MUCH logo courtesy of MUCH © BELL MEDIA INC. All rights reserved

Jean Augustine, Canada’s first Black female MP (1993): Photograph by Boris Spremo/Toronto Star Photograph Archive/Toronto Public Library, tspa 0030077f

The Toronto Blue Jays win it all—again! (1993): Photograph by Mike Slaughter/Toronto Star Photograph Archive/Toronto Public Library, tspa 0036776f

Canada's first same-sex marriages are legalized (2003): Photograph by Kevin Frayer/The Canadian Press, 828306

Hand-carved Hindu Mandir opens (2007): Photograph by Ian Muttoo

Penny Oleksiak wins four Olympic medals (2016): Photograph by Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press, 13936507

Music Credit:

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