He was manager of the Toronto branch of the Western Music Co. from 1949 to 1952.

This collection then moved on to the Museum of the City of New York and the Goethe Institute's Toronto branch in 1986.

He became a founding member of the Toronto branch of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society.

In 1844, the Toronto branch of his business was closed and the operation in Hamilton was expanded.

He was also chairman of the Toronto branch of the Victorian Order of Nurses.

In 1901 he was also elected to the executive of the Toronto branch of the Anti-Consumption League.

In 1867 he began work as a clerk in the Toronto branch of the Bank of Montreal.

From 1985 to 86, when the I.S. was no more than 80 members, a crisis led to the division of the Toronto branch.

The two Toronto branches fused into a single branch.

A Canadian edition appeared for three issues, dated January, March, and May 1942, published by Popular Publications' Toronto branch.