I have looked the internet over and have found no mention of the Toronto Shipbuilders. I can tell you, from my readings of Baseball during that era, that many factories had baseball teams. Many major league ballplayers went to play for factory teams when they were forced to 'work or fight' in 1918 during World War I. So there probably was a team called the Toronto Shipbuilders during that time but I have found no information about it. I would be pleased if someone who reads this could find some information and post it here.
The Maya of Mexico lived around the same time as the Mound Builders
Justin Bieber has never been around the Toronto area.
Around the eastern part of America
The GO Transit system transports people around Toronto in a train.
Trenton to Toronto is around 480 miles.
It takes around 17 hours from Toronto to Mumbai. It includes 1 stop.
Skillet's Awake tour is only around the US, so they will not be able to come to Toronto.
it takes around 18 hour to drive from Toronto to new brunswick.
About 435,000 a year. Unless you own your own company you will get paid around in the 900,000k to millions. Some types of builders make up to 200+ dollars a day. by owning your own business you will get around £900,000 a year
Builders will go around houses checking whether the house is safe or not. They can also check to see if the house only needs parts of the house repaired. Builders will help with repairing or rebuilding houses, buildings and other structures. Builders will help by donating resources and equipment to repair house and supplies to keep people away from hazards and repair hazards. Builders will bring vehicles to help with activities as well. Builders builders will also help with the clearing of landslides,cracked grounds, sewage leaking etc.
Chicago's population is around 2,700,000 while Toronto's population is around 2,600,000. So although it's close, Chicago is more populated.
To get to Kingston from Toronto takes around 4 hours driving time. Perhaps longer due to traffic, especially during holiday seasons.