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Just a lil taste of Caribbean Whine! !
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Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto opens Toronto Stock Exchange, July 13, 2012.
Denise H. Jackson, CEO, Festival Management Committee, Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto (SCCT), will join Robert Fotheringham, Senior Vice President, Equities Trading, TMX Group to open the market on Friday July 13, 2012 to kick-off the 45th Toronto Carnival season. The 2012 SCCT season will take place over six weeks with the official launch on July 17th at Nathan Phillip Square and will culminate with Parade Day on August 6th. SCCT has become an international event and the largest cultural festival of its kind in North America. For more information visit torontocaribbeancarnival.com
Caribana! Caribbean Festival in Toronto, Canada
Taking place in the heat of July, Toronto's Caribana is one of North Americas biggest cultural street festivals. Started in 1967, Caribana now attracts close to one million visitors. Its officially a two-week-long festival culminating in a massive and colorful four-mile-long parade along Lakeshore Boulevard in Toronto. There is also a large contingent of visitors from the Caribbean. Caribana is based on the Latin-style, 150-year-old carnival of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Toronto Caribana 2014 (official video). The best highlights of the parade.Enjoy and subscribe to the channel.Scotiabank toronto caribbean carnival 2014
Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival | Tourism Toronto
Over nearly fifty years, the Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival (commonly called Caribana) has become a major international event and the largest cultural festival of its kind in North America.
Every summer, the much-anticipated Grand parade heats up the city with rhythm, culture, and costumes. And the days leading up to the parade bring a cultural explosion of Caribbean music, cuisine, revelry, and visual and performing arts to the entire city.
This year, the carnival promises to be bigger and better than ever! Groove to Calypso dance music, feast on jerk chicken and roti, and admire the colourful costumes at the 48th Annual Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival in Toronto!
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Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto opens Toronto Stock Exchange, July 13, 2015
Denise H. Jackson, CEO, Festival Management Committee, Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto (SCCT) joined Suzanne Peters, Director, Business Communications & Strategic Programs, TMX Group to open the market to celebrate the 48th Toronto Carnival season. The 2015 SCCT season was officially launched on July 7th at David Pecaut Square and will run for three weeks culminating with the Grand Parade on August 1. The Parade is the signature event of the Festival when thousands of costumed masqueraders and steel pan bands celebrate from Exhibition Place through Toronto’s Lakeshore Boulevard. For more information please visit torontocaribbeancarnival.com.
The 2015 Caribana Parade In Toronto
This is a look at the 2015 Caribana Parade in Toronto, Canada, (also called the Toronto Caribbean Parade)
The music in this video is Royalty Free music from incompetech.com.
The song is Mr. Pink by Kevin MacLeod.
Mr. Pink Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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CARIBANA in Toronto, Canada: Part One
CARIBANA in Toronto, Canada: Part One
This is Part I (check out part II:
The steel bands in this video play some beautiful music (starting at 1:58 min), but the whole video captures the people, music, and spirit of the annual Toronto event.
One million revellers turned out on Lake Shore Blvd. W. for the 41st annual Caribana parade on August 2nd, 2008. Twelve thousand performers in magnificent carnival costumes dazzled their way along the 3.5-kilometre route on Lakeshore Blvd while jumping-up in the mas-band parade.
Steel pan players, fabulous costumes, calypso, soca, reggae, hip-hop, and the King and Queen winners from Lamport Stadium are all part of the fete.
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CARIBANA's storied history:
Caribana has run annually since 1967, and was originally performed as a gift from Toronto''s West Indian (Caribbean) community, as a tribute to Canada's Centennial. It has its roots in Trinidad & Tobago's famous carnival. The festival annually generates over $438 million into the Toronto economy.
After many decades of mismanagement, the festival was expropriated and renamed Scotiabank Caribana, then renamed in May 2011 as a result of an order from the Ontario Superior Court Of Justice ruling that the Caribana Arts Group (CAG), the successors of Caribbean Cultural Committee (CCC), have legal rights to the name Caribana. The court then ordered the FMC to rename the festival. On May 25, 2011 the festival released its new logo and new name, Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto. However, in October 2015 Scotiabank announced that it was not renewing its sponsorship for the Caribbean Carnival.
The current name stands as the Toronto Caribbean Carnival with a brand new logo until a new title sponsor is found. However, true revelers will always call the Toronto festival Caribana.
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Read about what happened to the original Caribana:
Toronto Caribana
Sat, Aug 4: North America's largest Carribean festival is underway in Toronto. For more info, please go to globaltoronto.com.
Official Promo Music Video for Scotiabank Toronto Caribbean Carnival
Official Promo Music Video for Scotiabank Toronto Caribbean Carnival Get Out in the Street and Leh We Party Real Hard Ft. Ossie Gurley
Register with Toronto Revellers for the Scotiabank Toronto Caribbean Carnival 2014
Register to play mas with The People's Band, the TORONTO REVELLERS for the 2014 Scotiabank Toronto Caribbean Carnival, taking place on Saturday, August 2 in downtown Toronto. Visit TorontoRevellers.com for registration info, or please visit the mas camp at 1510 Birchmount Road, Unit #105 || Video by Kya Publishing
Caribana 2014 - Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto
Our photos and video from Caribana 2014. Saldenah's beautiful costumes and wonderful people. Even though the stormers took over...we still had a blast. Masqueraders - we hope you enjoy the video! Toronto Carnival Attendees - it is NOT alright to storm the band. Wine to de side please! Enjoy!!
2008 The Caribana Toronto Festival #2
Caribana 2008 Toronto by NewCa.com - part 2 - New Canadian Online Video Magazine Toronto
It's the 50th anniversary of Toronto's Caribbean Carnival
Hundreds of people gathered under the glaring sun Tuesday in Nathan Phillips Square for the launch of Toronto’s Caribbean Carnival. The colourful festival held every year in the GTA draws people from around the world every year.
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CARIBANA 2011 CARNIVAL TORONTO in 2 MINUTES (WATCH IN HD!)
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Renamed the Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival Toronto this year. The one and only video I'm releasing of the event.
Not here? You missed a good time. ENJOY!
Men Of Caribana - Toronto Caribbean Carnival Parade
Check out the hot men from Toronto's Caribbean Carnival, commonly called Caribaba. There is lots of beef to feast your eyes on.
Caribana is North America's largest Caribbean festival with over 1 millions spectators ready to party.Ca
The music in this video is Royalty Free music from Youtube's Audio Library.
The song is Undeniable by Vibe Tracks.
Scotiabank Toronto Caribbean Carnival 2013
Toronto Caribbean Carnival 2013
Scotia Bank Caribbean Carnival in Toronto
Scotiabank Toronto Caribbean Carnival, formerly known as Caribana, is a festival of Caribbean culture and traditions held each summer in the city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Annually, the festival draws hundreds of thousands of tourists from around the globe to Toronto's lakeshore. It is a Caribbean Carnival event, that has been billed as North America's largest street festival, frequented by over 1.3 million visitors each year for the festival's final parade.