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Tag: Immigration and Multiculturalism

  • A large crowd of people wearing red and white and waving the flag of Canada, cheering at a soccer stadium.

    Does Canada Suck at Soccer?

    Despite centuries of soccer history, talented players, and a passionate fanbase, why did it take until 2022 for Canada’s first men’s World Cup goal and…

  • Graphic showing a group of people walking with the city skyline in the background.
    August 1 at 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

    Emancipation on Bloor

    Visit our tent and add your memories, favourite businesses, gathering places, and neighbourhood stories to our community map.

  • A bench in a park with a statue of a cheerful man and a young child sitting on it. A plaque can be seen above it reading "Piazza Johnny Lombardi".

    Little Italy on College Street

    Step into the streets where Italian newcomers built homes, businesses, and a lasting legacy in Toronto.

  • Five people sitting on a bench and one person sitting in a wheelchair facing a beach and boardwalk. Crowds of people are variously cycling, walking, and swimming.
    August 19 at 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

    Making Waves at The Beach

    Bask in the sunshine at The Beach, once the city’s cottage country where Torontonians escaped for summer fun. 

  • Five people sitting on a bench and one person sitting in a wheelchair facing a beach and boardwalk. Crowds of people are variously cycling, walking, and swimming.
    July 26 at 11:00 am – 12:30 pm

    Making Waves at The Beach

    Bask in the sunshine at The Beach, once the city’s cottage country where Torontonians escaped for summer fun. 

  • Ten people gather on the pavement in front of a small, white building with a blue, circular architectural structure and a brown, wooden door. The building has a sign that reads "Faith Mosque".
    August 23 at 11:00 am – 12:30 pm

    Tiny Houses of Faith

    Journey through Leslieville and discover how places of worship are tucked into repurposed buildings.

  • Ten people gather on the pavement in front of a small, white building with a blue, circular architectural structure and a brown, wooden door. The building has a sign that reads "Faith Mosque".
    July 26 at 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm

    Tiny Houses of Faith

    Journey through Leslieville and discover how places of worship are tucked into repurposed buildings.

  • Photo faces west down Gerrard St E. at the intersection of Gerrard St and Ashdale Ave. Tented booths with various vendors line both sides of the street and the road is filled with a large crowd of people visiting the festival.
    July 12 at 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm

    Festival of South Asia

    Visit our tent and add your memories, favourite businesses, gathering places, and neighbourhood stories to our community map.

  • A speaker stands in front of a floral wall mural.
    August 22 at 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm

    Big Stories in Little India

    Discover how one of Toronto’s first Bollywood movie theatres transformed this East End neighbourhood into a destination for South Asian culture.