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What does the Holocaust have to do with Multicultural Toronto? A lot. Many of our citizens live in Toronto because of it. Some of

I thought about it afterwards. This is Canada’s heritage too. “The World’s Most Beautiful Crowns” is on for free in Toronto from October 19

For weeks before October 31, many Toronto residents decorate their homes with fresh, carved pumpkins, skeletons, skulls, and ghostly figures. From dusk to about

I was looking for ethnic festivals in NOW magazine. I was attracted to the Sukkot festival because it was in Dufferin Grove Park. This

  Here are some free or almost free ethnic events this weekend open to the public. You might find the following interesting and stimulating.

Today I treated myself to a Thanksgiving of a different kind. I watched master (mistress) brewer Takahashi-Sensei work on three Sake brews at the

      The Japan Foundation is always full of wonderful surprise lectures. Wednesday’s by Prof. Reiji Iwabuchi had exquisite pictures of hybrid Japanese flowers.

I’ve been hoping to tell you about the 20th Images and Words Festival that’s on now to November 19. It’s daunting for me to

On Thursday, Oct. 27, the BAPS Swaminarayan Complex, is giving guided tours between 10am and 6pm. This is that magnificent temple that you can

Oct. 7 to 10 includes Canadian Thanksgiving, the Jewish Yom Kippur, a book launch on Islamic culture, and a huge “Diwali Fiesta.” (I hope