CUTTING STYLE: Fashions from some of Trinidad and Tobago’s leading designers will be on show at the Delta Hotel in Scarborough (Kennedy & 401)) this Saturday at Cutting Syle, a fashion event commemorating the 51st anniversary of Trinidad and Tobago’s Independence. Here, a model showcases a piece from Robert Young, who will unveil some new […]
By Gerald V. Paul Teenager Rueshad Grant’s family is appealing to the city and the organizers of the annual Carnival festival to help pay for his funeral. Grant, 18, died after being drawn under a carnival float after Toronto’s annual Carnival parade two weeks ago. “Due to the sudden tragedy that has fallen upon our […]
This player with Afropan steelpan, which marks its 40th year this year, gets into the spirit for Toronto Carnival this weekend. The big weekend kicks off with the King and Queen show at Lamport Stadium on Thursday night, followed by Pan Alive, the steelpan competition on Friday night at the same venue, while the Grand […]
CUTIES: This youngster shows off her costume at the Toronto Carnival Junior Parade last Saturday at Downsview Park, where even the weather cooperated with brilliant sunshine to make it a truly successful day indeed. Before tens of thousands of spectators, thousands of children from twelve carnival bands paraded to show off the spectacle that is […]
Bunji Garlin, his wife Faye Ann Lyons and surprise guest Kardinall Offishall had a capacity crowd jumping at TD Irie Music Festival in Mississauga last weekend. IRIE heads to Oshawa Memorial Park on July 20 & 21 with Wayne Wonder and Kerwin Dubois, and Nathan Phillips Square August 2 to 5 w Half Pint, Richie […]
Two participants in the Pride Parade on Sunday in Toronto pose proudly for The Camera, showing off the diversity of the parade. Now in its 33rd year, Pride is quickly becoming the most energetic festival in Toronto, writes columnist Herman Silochan, who also took this photo.
There’s a reason why the President of Guyana is called the People’s President, and he demonstrated this clearly at the annual Guyana Festival last weekend at Centennial College when he joined chinese dancers on stage, sang calypso with Toronto calypsonian Mon-T-Hama, played dominoes and even joined in a game of cricket. Here, we capture President […]
Young members of the Toronto All Stars Steel Orchestra are pictured performing at the Ontario Science Centre last Sunday at a Father’s Day concert which featured Trinidad’s Duvonne Stewart and special guest artists Sala Wilson, Bruce Skerritt, Garreth Burgess and Anthony Pierre. Inventor of the E-Pan, Salmon Cupid used the concert to showcase his invention, […]
York University conferred an Honorary Doctor of Laws degree on Toronto civil and human rights activist Bromley Armstrong, who has been instrumental in reforms to Canada’s public policy on human rights. Armstrong was honoured with the degree in recognition of his tireless efforts in spearheading the passage of laws in Ontario prohibiting discrimination in housing […]