Ancaster

[ an-kas-ter, ang- ]

noun

1. a town in S Ontario, in S Canada.

Example Sentences

A native of Ancaster, Ontario, Shawna Richer lives in Toronto and is an assistant sports editor for The New York Times.

From New York Times

In Mariama Diallo’s horror movie “Master,” she plays Gail Bishop, who, as the first Black dean of a residence hall at the elite Ancaster College, must constantly contend with racism and its impact on her and on Black students.

From New York Times

In Mariama Diallo’s horror movie “Master,” she plays Gail Bishop, who, as the first Black dean of a residence hall at the elite Ancaster College, must constantly contend with racism and its impact on her and on Black students.

From New York Times

Jo Barrie's mother Nancy Lovering was discharged from Perth Royal Infirmary, where she had been treated for a chest infection, to Ancaster House Care Home in Crieff in mid-March 2020.

From BBC

Data released last year revealed that 13 hospital patients were discharged to Ancaster House between March and May 2020.

From BBC