File:Ontario Sunday Laws.jpg

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English: A broadside setting out the list the activities that were prohibited on Sundays in Ontario in 1911. Restrictions such as these helped earn Toronto, the capital of Ontario, the nicknames "Toronto the Good" and the "Methodist Rome".
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This image is available from the Toronto Public Library under the reference number (TRL) Acc. Broadside 19-

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