This year's Toronto Caribbean Carnival ends with Carnival Flavours
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All things Carnival will be on stage at Toronto Caribbean Carnival last hooray weekend. By Stephen Weir There is a saying amongst Toronto carnival lovers, “It never rains on the Caribana Weekend”. With a good forecast from the Weather Network and a lot of finger crossing on the part of the Festival Management Committee, it looks as though that 54-year old adage is going to ring true for at least one more summer. This Friday, Saturday and Sunday the wrap-up to the 2021 Toronto Caribbean Carnival will be held outdoors at the Scarborough Town Centre . Pan. Calypso. Dance. Food. Costumes. Every form of Carnival Arts will be on display for three-days. When the Carnival first announced its plans for the month of July, this weekend’s fete was earmarked to be a Caribbean Food Truck round up in the Scarborough Town Centre’s parking lot. That idea was scrapped two weeks ago because another Food Truck festival – Street Eats – had already locked into the Scarborough Town Centre f