Published by : Ruth

Different cultural events are in profusion all over Multicultural Toronto now and those listed here are free or almost free unless you want to

Canada Day during this period comes with a free pancake breakfast at Thomson Memorial Park. You don’t need to go to Calgary for this

I just heard about some World Refugee Day commemorations in Toronto, good places to meet some new immigrants and show support for  Multicultural Toronto.

 Asia, China, First Nations, Italy, Portugal and our multiculturalism inspire lots of big, outdoor, festivals overflowing with smiling people during this period. We also

What’s special about June 16? At Kew Gardens in Toronto’s Beach, in Montreal, Ottawa and of course in Ireland, and several other countries around

As usual, Toronto is over-flowing with interesting, wide-ranging things to do that have been inspired by the world outside. Better still, many of them

The weather is warmer and our events are moving out of doors, some of them weekly for the rest of the summer. In this

Opportunities to meet a Bangladeshi, Black, Saudi Arabian/Yemenite, Syrian, German and/or a Trinidadian author. A Ramadan iftar and Newcomers Day in Nathan Phillips Square.

During this period, you can meet representatives of the cultures of about 40 different countries and regions, and four different religions. They can tell

Classes about Buddhism and a birthday celebration. A Chinese-Canadian film, and an all-night Jewish cultural event. An international children’s festival and several Ramadan events