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Тhe Urban Book Circle will celebrate its birthday in Toronto and Dublin – on Saint Valentine’s Day in Winter 2021.
Cheers / Sláinte! 
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St. Patrick’s Parade Society Mission Statement
The St. Patrick’s Parade Society are the custodians of a tradition to celebrate Ireland’s history, culture and heritage through entertainment. We are a not for profit, event staging organization, responsible for numerous Irish events throughout the year. We annually organize the Grand Marshal Ball, the St. Patrick’s Parade Lunch, Celtic Island, and Toronto’s St. Patrick’s Parade.
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The parade starts at 12 noon and the line of march lasts one and a half hours at any given point along the route. Access from the TTC subway can be made at the following stations: St. George, Bloor, Wellesley, College, Dundas and Queen.
St. Patrick’s Parade Route
The Toronto St. Patrick’s Day Parade begins on the corner of Bloor Street and St. George Street (near St. George subway station) and heads east on Bloor Street, turns south on Yonge Street and finally turns west on Queen Street, finishing at the parade reviewing stand at Nathan Phillips Square.
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The Celtic Island Music Festival takes place on September 12 (noon-10pm) on Toronto Island. The event is run by the organizing committee behind the St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
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This annual celebration of Irish-Canadian culture features music and dance performances from the Old World and the New. The stage will be full all day with programming starting shortly after the doors open. From noon-4pm, there will be a large children’s play area with guaranteed fun for the young and the young at heart.
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CANADA – November 11, 2020
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Thank you for your service in the Canadian Armed Forces. Your contribution on behalf of our nation is greatly appreciated and will never be forgotten.
Every year on this day, Canadians pause in a silent moment of remembrance for the men and women who have served and continue to serve our country during times of war, conflict, and peace. Join us in honouring them today and every day.
For Remembrance Day, we light a candle and remember our ancestors and all the great men and women who fought so bravely and valiantly to allow us today to live in peace and harmony in the greatest country in the world. We wear poppies, attend ceremonies, and visit memorials. We take time to remember why we must work for peace every day of the year.
Lest we forget our brave and beloved who came before us, may God rest their souls.
For the freedom that we all enjoy, on November 11, remember Canada’s Veterans.
For the freedom that we all enjoy, on November 11, remember Canada’s Veterans.
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