1961 census tract boundary files and attribute data tables for the City of Toronto. Note that the City of Toronto boundaries did not extend as far as they do in this dataset. The boundaries do, however, correspond to the current boundaries of the City of Toronto in 2012.

Provided by the Data Resource Centre, University of Guelph Library and created from data provided by Environment Canada

The VMap Level 0 database provides worldwide coverage of vector-based geospatial data which can be viewed at 1:1,000,000 scale. It consists of geographic, attribute, and textual data. The complete database is organized into 10 thematic layers. The top level thematic layers are: Boundaries, elevation, hydrography, industry, physiography, population, transportation, utilities and vegetation. In addition, there are various layers underneath each top level category.

These extensive road network and rail files were deposited into the University of Toronto Map and Data Library collection by Professor Matthew Turner, formerly of the Economics Department, University of Toronto. The data were created for and reported in the following publication:

https://www.brown.edu/Departments/Economics/Faculty/Matthew_Turner/papers/unpublished/BaumSnow_etal_REStat2016.pdf

See here for a full list of Turner's publications.
Requirement of use is proper citation.

Statistics Canada, 2012-05-18, 1951 - Ninth Census of Canada - Population and Housing Characteristics by Census Tracts - Toronto, http://hdl.handle.net/10864/10135 Map & Data Library [Distributor] V3 [Version]

Table 1: Population Characteristics
Table 2: Dwelling, Household and Family Characteristics
Table 3: Characteristics of the Labour Force Population

Historical GIS layers showing forest cover, gold and coal fields, RCMP stations and transportation routes in Klondike-era Yukon Territory and Alaska. Data digitized by Jordan Hale, Map and Data Library.

The SRTM tiles are DEM data divided in to one degree blocks for the surface of the earth. The data is divided into two resolutions, one at 3 arc seconds (90m) and one at 30 arc seconds (900m). 80% of the earths surface is covered for all of the area between 60 degrees N and 53 degrees S. SRTM data is in WGS84 datum and the elevation units are in metres. Digital Elevation Data for creating contours and other spatial analysis. World DEM data.

from website: OGSEarth provides geoscience data, collected by the Mines and Minerals division, which can be viewed using user-friendly geographic information programs such as Google Earth rock types; abandoned mines, assessment files, bedrock geology; drill holes; elevation; geotechnical boreholes; gravity and aeromagnetic data; mineral deposits; precambrian bedrock magnetic susceptibility geodatabase, quarternary geology; surficial aquifers; ambient groundwater geochemistry; bedrock topography and overburden thickness; karst; paleozoic geology; physiography; surficial geology; aggregate resources; geological maps and digital data; geophysical; far north predictive mapping; geology terrain (NOEGTS); Rhyolite Occurences Northeastern Ontario; and mining claims.

Files available on the Scholars Portal Geospatial Portal http://geo1.scholarsportal.info/ Correspondence Files between 2006 and 2011 are also listed