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  Emmanuel Gallant writes: After living nearly two years in Canada, I finally took the time to visit some of its very first inhabitants,

  I was surprised by the jokes and laughter. Also unexpected were the questions from the audience of over a hundred Zoroastrians. Do you

  One of the bonuses of going to festivals in multicultural Toronto is meeting some interesting people you would not ordinarily encounter. I came

    Help is needed for victims of the record-breaking Typhoon Haiyan that hit the Philippines on November 8. With an estimated 10,000 or

 The Nile Club sent us a notice about a volunteer opportunity ideal for high school students who are aces of Math and/or English subjects seeking to build volunteer

 Except for the snow shovel, it was like being back in Laos. I slipped off my shoes outside the red door of the temple

 During my two trips to India, I spent a couple of weeks in the state of Kerala in its southwest. I was anxious to

 I missed the October 19 Loy Kathong festival at the exotic Lao temple on Airport Road this year. This major festival is also celebrated

One of several Diwali celebrations in Toronto early November.  Deepavali or Diwali marks the conquest of evil and ignorance. This festival is celebrated with

    If you haven’t seen them yet, please try to get to Toronto City Hall by this weekend.   Toronto‘s new edition of