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Today's events commemorating the 100th anniversary of the World War I battle kicks off with a parade at 10 a.m.
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Steve Fisher
What began as a centennial year project grew into an annual summer tradition.
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Jamie Bradburn
Thousands of performers, dancers, musicians, and spectators hit the streets for North America's largest Caribbean parade.
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Sarah Sweet
Area: University Avenue from Queen Street up to Queen's Park.
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Torontoist
The 2013 Trans Pride March brought Toronto's transexual community together.
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Steve Kupferman • Photos by Corbin Smith
Lesbian, bi, and queer women came out in force for this year's Dyke March.
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Steve Kupferman • Photos by Corbin Smith
A collection of images from the 2013 Toronto Pride Parade.
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Steve Kupferman • Photos by Corbin Smith
Participants at Toronto's Global Marijuana March had a fun, peaceful party at Queen's Park. And then half of them forgot to march.
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Chris Dart • Photos by Giordano Ciampini
Scenes from Saturday's celebrations of the 200th anniversary of the battle.
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Jamie Bradburn • Photos by Nancy Paiva
How the seasonal tradition was reborn after Eaton's cancelled it in 1982.
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Jamie Bradburn
The 108th edition of the Santa Claus Parade promises nostalgic moments and Grey Cup tie-ins.
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Jamie Bradburn • Photos by Dean Bradley
The Scotiabank Caribbean Carnival's annual parade drew thousands of brightly coloured revelers to Exhibition Place.
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Steve Kupferman
If you plan to sit on the bleachers this year, prepare to have your bag checked.
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Steve Kupferman
A proud crowd marched down Yonge Street on Sunday, during a parade charged with renewed political purpose.
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Hamutal Dotan
This year's edition of the Global Marijuana March saw dedicated activists and regular old stoners get together to fight marijuana prohibition.
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Chris Dart • Photos by Corbin Smith
Sikhs from across Southern Ontario gathered in Toronto to celebrate Khalsa Day with a parade and a small mountain of food.
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Chris Dart • Photos by Dean Bradley
Nearly two years of festivities planned for to mark the bicentenary
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Jamie Bradburn
As a Mail and Empire headline put it when word spread that the First World War was over, the "city celebrated in orgy of joy."
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Jamie Bradburn
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