[DAVID] I'm in Toronto, Canada's largest city. It s located on the northern shores of Lake Ontario. It's also home to a very unusual celebration: Caribbean Carnival in the summertime.

They were architects of the festival, people who touched off the fire of the Toronto Caribbean carnival still burning 55 years later. Original band leaders from 1967 still recall the first carnival ...

As Toronto’s Caribbean carnival launched for the 51st time, masquerade band leaders said they aren’t getting enough financial support from governments. In a warehouse off Scarborough’s Birchmount Road ...

What to do in Toronto during the week of July 10 Toronto is rich with street festivals, parades and protest marches, but a top contender for liveliest of the lot has to be the... Ashley and James ...

The parade will extend over a 3.5-kilometre stretch along Lakeshore Boulevard. Historically, Carnival stems from the cultural legacy that was born out of slavery and the celebration of freedom ...

The magic of East Dry River is that it's the birthplace of Carnival ... of the century. In Toronto, it takes longer to form a community than in Trinidad or the Caribbean. We are such warm ...

We are also excited to have the support of the Toronto Caribbean Carnival. Expect live entertainment reflective of our diversity, DJs, food vendors and food demonstrations, Carnival mas band pop ...

highlights Toronto’s deep Caribbean roots with a colorful ... This level of sequin-bedecked revelry is a common sight during carnival season on most islands, but Toronto is the only North ...

Staying true to her Trinidadian roots, Charles is a leading member of the CTV Caribbean Carnival Volunteer Committee, coordinating employee involvement in Toronto’s annual celebration of ...