Category : Egypt

Toronto’s multicultural scene continues to thrive. A few cancellations have occurred and some restaurants report fewer in-house customers due to fear of the Covid-19

I tried to focus on the free or nearly-free events of this blog,  but couldn’t resist mentioning the cultural variety of some of the

Big during this period are Halloween, Mexico’s Day of the Dead, and Diwali celebrations in Hindu temples. A host of other events also give

The Ethiopian Festival in Christie Park is obviously very popular.  I’ve received many recent requests for information about it. But many other ethnic events

I’ve been thinking lately. Are any of our cultural groups working together with other groups on Climate Change? Or are any just concerned about

Share the excitement of a First Nations bingo. Sample our diverse Black cuisine. Attend a concert with South-African-Mexican influenced music. Support the efforts of

Toronto’s winter events this week continue to express our multicultural roots: the Orthodox “Christmas” but also its annual Tango Marathon. Its free COC concerts

This week, we have an opportunity to hear about some outstanding Arab-Canadian women. There’s a powerful 2002 film by distinguished photographer Edward Burtynsky worth

A good reason to learn about Assyria and Australia. Plan now to share a Thanksgiving with Newcomers. Celtic, Ethiopian and Polish festivals. Two Christian

A Serbian Food event, and Egyptian Coptic and Macedonian Cultural festivals – all related to Christian churches in Toronto. A First Nations art exhibit