Category : Mexico

 People who identify as visible minorities are now a majority in Toronto. 51.5%. The Toronto Star pointed this out last week following the release

Ever hear of a Kitchi Blanket, Bob Dylon, or Sufi Whirling? A fluvial parade in honour of the Virgin of Penafrancia at Bluffers Park

Here are a few of the many free or nearly-free events expressive of Multicultural Toronto this week. It would be nice if all of

Take your pick. An Asian night market or a stimulating ride on the nostalgic Freedom Train? How about a ceremony lighting up the CN

These are just a few of the many events this week expressing Toronto’s famous diversity. The problem will be choosing where you want to

Here are a few of the many events in our city that reflect our multiculturalism. Tell your friends about them. Subscribe to our newsletter

Halloween celebrations, revealing Inter-faith and First Nations history, Multicultural Israel and a charming Japanese film are among Toronto’s interesting, free or almost-free events in

Here are some of the many free festivals and events this week that are reflective of Multicultural Toronto. They are all open to the

Toronto’s East Chinatown should look even more multicultural by the end of August if all goes well. Twenty-one professional painters are currently working on

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