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10 Black-Owned Businesses to Discover in 2023

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With files from Caleigh Alleyne and Ryan Hinkson Scoop up cool finds and hot eats at Toronto’s most exciting...

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This mural in Reggae Lane (1529 Eglinton Ave W), celebrates Toronto’s storied reggae music scene. The mural is 1200 sq ft and was painted by artist, Adrian Hayles. The mural is located in Little Jamaica, a neighbourhood which has been a long-standing hub for Toronto’s sizeable Jamaican and Caribbean communities.

Bathurst & Bloor’s Black History Hub

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Explore Toronto’s African-Caribbean history and discover Black-owned businesses in the Annex neighbourhood. The...

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