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2015 Toronto Pride Parade

多伦多同志骄傲大游行是全世界最大规模的同志游行之一,每年6月、7月之交举办,游行队伍长达数小时。今年正逢下雨,还好雨不很大,群众们冒雨游行和围观。加拿大国家、省、市三级政府和各政党、众多企业、社区组织都会参加游行。游行结束后在同志村还有众多表演舞台和晚上的各种Party。

ismaili queers
穆斯林同志是今年的领队

Elton John's Canadian husband David Furnish
Elton John的老公David Furnish出生于多伦多士嘉堡区,两人据传保持开放关系,婚后继续维持与其他年轻男人交往。

TD Canada Trust
TD是加拿大最大的两家银行之一,在美国也有众多分行。
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The Distillery District, Toronto

多伦多蒸馏酒厂区始建于1832年,1860年代成为全世界最大。1990年代酒厂全部关闭,场地主要用于拍摄电影和电视剧(在此拍了800多部片子)。进入新世纪后,改建为集住宅、商店、酒吧、餐厅、艺术空间为一体的综合徒步商业住宅区(类似于上海新天地)。这里是北美最大规模的维多利亚建筑群,共有40多栋受保护的遗产建筑,徒步其中仿佛回到维多利亚时代的伦敦。

冬天的蒸馏酒厂区更是愈夜愈美丽。12月的圣诞市场是全世界最美的之一,吸引无数游客前往拍照留念。1月-3月的灯光节则免费展示众多的光影艺术作品,令人叹为观止。

The Distillery District, Toronto

The Distillery District, Toronto
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Na-Me-Res Traditional Outdoor PowWow, Fort York, Toronto

每年在多伦多约克堡都会举办北美原住民传统PowWow聚会,游客可以体验原住民仪式,欣赏精彩的原住民歌舞,甚至被邀请加入一起跳舞。不仅参加PowWow是免费的,当天约克堡也免门票开放。2018年的聚会将在6月23日,而6月24日有舞台表演。游客需注意不可以拍摄原住民搭建的篝火,因为是神圣的。

Native Canadian

Native Men’s Residence Traditional PowWow is held to recognize National Aboriginal History Month. The event features traditional dancing, drumming, feast, giveaway, kids’ area, and craft vendors. More than one hundred traditional dancers participate. The day begins with a sunrise ceremony and the Grand Entry takes place at 12 noon.

Native Canadian Teenage Boys

The First Nations Chiefs
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Cabbagetown North, Toronto

Cabbagetown is a heritage community, full of incredible homes and history dating back to the mid 1850s, brought back to life through restoration, renovation and community pride.

In the late 19th century the area was absorbed into the city. It became home to the working class Irish inhabitants who were employed in the industries along the lake shore to the south in Corktown. Brick Victorian style houses were built throughout the area. The name Cabbagetown purportedly came from stories of new Irish immigrants digging up their front lawns and planting cabbage. In this era the Cabbagetown name most often applied to the area south of Gerrard Street, with the part to the north still being called Don Vale. It was a working-class neighbourhood, but reached its peak of prosperity just before the First World War, which is from when many of the brick homes in the area date.

cabbagetown

cabbagetown
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