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Kent Monkman’s new exhibition Shame and Prejudice: A Story of Resilience rated a huge spread in the Star this week. Of Swampy Cree, English

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The Chinese/Lunar New Year/Spring Festival Year of the Rooster begins Saturday, January 28. Chinese-speakers represent about 12% of Toronto’s population so you can be

We’re putting Chinese New Year’s events in a separate blog because there are so many. In the meantime, here are a few affordable items

Here are a few of the many stimulating events inspired by the world that we can  find in Multicultural Toronto. Believe me, there are

A series of participatory folk dancing and free films are among the many events available in our multicultural city this week. France. Balfolk. Folk

Do you love watching fireworks live on television as people celebrate the New Year in many cities around the world. They reach Toronto on

We have a wide range of stimulating free or almost-free activities during this winter period. Official levees where anyone can meet our official leaders

Most New Year’s parties and events are outside our price range. Here are a few affordable and interesting events that reflect Toronto’s cultural diversity.