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710. December 24-27 Affordable Events in Multicultural Toronto – 2016

This month we have two major religious festivals on December 25, Christmas and the beginning of the Jewish Hanukkah. Christmas December 25 is Toronto’s

709. Viola Desmond on the New Canadian Ten Dollar Banknote

I’m delighted with the choice made last week. Viola Desmond was not a famous poet, a suffragette nor an Olympian. She was an ordinary

708. December 15-23 Affordable Events in Multicultural Toronto – 2016

In our multicultural city, mid-December offers free or almost-free dance parties, Winter Solstice events, Putting on the Ritz, and South American Christmas music. On

707.  Sharing your Christmas Dinner with a Newcomer Refugee Family – 2016

I’m finding a lot of interest in Torontonians looking for a refugee family to share their Christmas dinner. More resources are available this year

706. December 9-15 & Beyond. Events in Multicultural Toronto – 2016

During this season, I’ve found several traditional Toronto events that are worth while considering for multicultural fans. I aim for food for the mind

705. A Tribute to Miriam Makeba of South Africa – 2016

“The daughter of the legendary South-African jazz singer Thandie Klaasen, Lorraine is one of the last artists to preserve the classic sound of Township

704. December 2-6 and Beyond. Affordable Events in Multicultural Toronto – 2016.

Even though the cold weather has finally arrived, we still have a lot of cultural events to enjoy. Most are places to meet new

703.  November 25-29 Events in Multicultural Toronto – 2016

I hope you can find something of interest to do in this fascinating city of ours. Most of the following events are free or

702. November 14-20 Events in Multicultural Toronto – 2016

Here are some free or almost-free events to amuse or educate you in our diverse city. Celts. Celtic Studies Speakers Series present “The Invisible

701. November 9-14 Multicultural Toronto Events – 2016

This is another rich period of free or almost-free events representing Toronto’s many cultures. The following are just the ones we’ve heard about. There