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Toronto has a wide variety of free and almost-free celebrations and meetings during this period that reflect our city’s multicultural rainbow. Here are some

How fortunate we are to have so many exotic choices of things to do: First Nations. 19th Annual Community Pow Wow. September 24, 6am

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

If you’ve ever wondered about this statue in High Park, here’s your chance to learn about Lesya Ukrainka. Sept. 15.  6pm.Concert at her statue.

This week has several free or nearly-free events reflective of our culturally-diverse city. Heritage backgrounds and origins include Celtic, Chinese, Egyptian, Japanese, Macedonian, Muslim,

What does multicultural Amsterdam have that multicultural Toronto doesn’t? Both of us are on at least one  list of the top 10 multicultural cities

Here are just a few of the free events this weekend reflective of our culturally-diverse city. Heritage backgrounds and origins include England, Ethiopia, Hispanic,

If you are interested in cultures in Toronto from Brazil, Cuba, Hong Kong, India, Korea, Syria, and/or Taiwan, mark your calendar now for the

Ruth writes: The hard part is to choose from this abundance of riches. Please mark your calendar now. Afro-Carib Festival. Aug. 20-21. Free. Albert

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