Published by : Ruth

The commercial side of Christmas explodes in Toronto this weekend with the Santa Claus parade.  If I go, it’s to see just how multiracial

My favourite Christmas shopping places are the Christmas bazaars found in churches and community centres from now until Christmas. These places are full of

Remembrance Day is November 11. Known also as Armistice Day, it was the official end of World War One in 1918. It is now

I first learned about the Holocaust as a student at the University of Toronto in the 1950s. Fellow students, my friends, showed me the

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Mexico’s Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) is on or around the same day as Halloween. It too has skeletons and skulls but

This is just a couple of the many interesting films screenings from around the world available in our city. The one about a Korean

Japanese culture is famous for its flowers and flower arrangements. I think the Toronto Japanese Garden Club show is worth a visit. Please let

Halloween is on October 31.  Toronto has been developing many traditions around this event which must look very strange to newcomers to town and

A small group of Indian-Canadians from the state of Bengal come together each year to celebrate their cultural heritage and to introduce their children