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Toronto Don Valley District Masons

Don Valley District covers the central part of the GTA and includes the City of Toronto proper, with boundaries spanning from the Don River Valley (DVP & 404) to Dufferin Street, and the waterfront to Thornhill.

Locations

Within the Toronto Don Valley District, there are 18 Lodges, which meet at two central locations:  

York Masonic Hall

30 Elgin St.
Thornhill ON L3T 1W4

Thornhill Masonic Hall

1100 Millwood Rd
East York, ON M4H 1A3

Current Officers

W. Bro. Joshua Marion

Worshipful Master

W. Bro. Arthur Redublo

Immediate Past Master

Bro. Victor Rocha

Senior Warden

Bro. Barry Peters

Junior Warden

W. Bro. Jason Hewko

Treasurer

W. Bro. Allister Ttooulias

Secretary

Bro. Chris McKechnie

Assistant Secretary

Bro. Serban Constantinescu

Senior Deacon

Bro. Parvez Tehrani

Junior Deacon

W. Bro. Jordan Rock

Director of Ceremonies

Bro. Peter Frettcliffe

Inner Guard

Bro. Mark Prospero

Senior Steward

Bro. Sarkis Vartanian

Junior Steward

Bro. Lenny Diaz

Chaplain

V. W. Bro Dennis Rankin

Tyler

W. Bro. Frank Bordieri

Historian & Archivist

Bro. Steve Dwek

Auditor

W. Bro. Karlo Gliha

Auditor

FREEMASONRY IN CANADA FACTS

The first Masonic Lodge in Canada, a British Colony at the time, was established in 1738 in Annapolis, Nova Scotia. Years later, in the late 1700’s, Masonry would find its way to Niagara via The Lodge of the 8th or Kings Own Regiment of Foot.
Tim Horton was in fact a Freemason.
He was raised in Kroy Lodge 676 in Toronto.
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The first Masonic Lodge in Canada, a British Colony at the time, was established in 1738 in Annapolis, Nova Scotia. Years later, in the late 1700’s, Masonry would find its way to Niagara via The Lodge of the 8th or Kings Own Regiment of Foot.

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“There is no lodge in the world that has left its impress upon affairs and the community with more beneficial effect for the uplifting of man than St. Andrew’s Lodge, nor was there any other lodge within whose ranks there were more able and distinguished men, whose activities and whose benevolence were felt from ocean to ocean.”

– Most Worshipful Brother W.D. McPherson K.C, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Canada in the Province of Ontario (October 14, 1913)

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