Maintain/ keep the same Afrofest two- day format. The city needs to focus their time and effort on ILLEGALLY issuing parking tickets in permitted times & zones, getting RID of the bed bugs & rodents on TTC, ensure there aren't any sexual predators/pedophiles involved to any degree in city run daycares, children activities, and play areas.
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ian moses
10 years ago
Let's see how diverse this mayor is
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marilyn
10 years ago
have happily attended this festival for years.
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T K
10 years ago
Wow, This sounds like a fun family oriented festival! It would be a shame to cancel it. Less money for your City.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Racism
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Barry Lipton
10 years ago
Why is Afrofest being singled out? The same sound engineers run all the events in Woodbine Park
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Simba Bako
10 years ago
Why why why
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Graham Curry
10 years ago
It's the best!!
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Ronald Nyandoro
10 years ago
We say NO to compromising the festivals. Disciplinary issues can always be dealt with using the appropriate instruments without compromising the original spirit of the festivals
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Anthony Latigo Odida
10 years ago
Save Afrofest!
Reducing this event to just 1 day is haulting the progress of african canadians and all canadians.
Sincerely,
Tony.
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Maya Roy
10 years ago
Hmmmm... when people of colour hold a successful festival it is "breaking noise by-laws". When white people do it, they call it supporting the economy.
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Maya Roy
10 years ago
Hmmmm... when people of colour hold a successful festival it is "breaking noise by-laws". When white people do it, they call it supporting the economy.
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Desha
10 years ago
This is unbelievable!
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Chris Cahil
10 years ago
I support Afrofest, a weekend long afrofest, better yet a week long afrofest.
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vito Mezzapelli
10 years ago
This is a great event and should not be hampered this way.
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Tony Shivpershad
10 years ago
Stop discriminating!
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Jason Green
10 years ago
Leave the festival as it is!!!!
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Kudjo Adwo El
10 years ago
AfroFest is an aboriginal and Indigenous festival by people classified as negro black African Canadian and coloured. To limit this festival is to violate the rights of these Aboriginal and Indigenous people of North America, which Canada and the Caribbean/West Indian Islands are part of. Canada signed on to the U N Declarations for the Rights of Indigenous People (UNDRIP) in 2010.
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mehdy
10 years ago
it is part of culture celebration!!!
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Anne-Marie Diallo
10 years ago
Afrofest is one of the best festivals the city has to offer. To try and limit it to one day is truly unjust!
Maintain/ keep the same Afrofest two- day format. The city needs to focus their time and effort on ILLEGALLY issuing parking tickets in permitted times & zones, getting RID of the bed bugs & rodents on TTC, ensure there aren't any sexual predators/pedophiles involved to any degree in city run daycares, children activities, and play areas.
Let's see how diverse this mayor is
have happily attended this festival for years.
Wow, This sounds like a fun family oriented festival! It would be a shame to cancel it. Less money for your City.
Racism
Why is Afrofest being singled out? The same sound engineers run all the events in Woodbine Park
Why why why
It's the best!!
We say NO to compromising the festivals. Disciplinary issues can always be dealt with using the appropriate instruments without compromising the original spirit of the festivals
Save Afrofest! Reducing this event to just 1 day is haulting the progress of african canadians and all canadians. Sincerely, Tony.
Hmmmm... when people of colour hold a successful festival it is "breaking noise by-laws". When white people do it, they call it supporting the economy.
Hmmmm... when people of colour hold a successful festival it is "breaking noise by-laws". When white people do it, they call it supporting the economy.
This is unbelievable!
I support Afrofest, a weekend long afrofest, better yet a week long afrofest.
This is a great event and should not be hampered this way.
Stop discriminating!
Leave the festival as it is!!!!
AfroFest is an aboriginal and Indigenous festival by people classified as negro black African Canadian and coloured. To limit this festival is to violate the rights of these Aboriginal and Indigenous people of North America, which Canada and the Caribbean/West Indian Islands are part of. Canada signed on to the U N Declarations for the Rights of Indigenous People (UNDRIP) in 2010.
it is part of culture celebration!!!
Afrofest is one of the best festivals the city has to offer. To try and limit it to one day is truly unjust!