Simcoe arrives in Upper Canada and becomes governor. 1793 - Simcoe begins construction of Dundas Street. Simcoe achieves the end of black slavery in Upper Canada. Founding of the town of York. 1794 - German settlers arrive from upstate New York.
American army launches campaign against western Indian tribes.
Battle of Fallen Timbers. 1796 - Simcoe returns to England. P. Russell succeeds Simcoe to take charge as administrator. Parliament moved to York. 1797 - Yonge Street opened.