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Event
Information:
Toronto this year, Chinese New Year
is January 23 2012. It is
celebrated at the same time in
Canada as in China. Canada has a
significant Chinese population, with
major cities like Vancouver,
Montreal and Toronto featuring
bustling Chinatowns.
Across Canada, every January /
February - although the date changes
year to year - we celebrate Chinese
New Year with parades (see parade
photos), performances and food.
Cities in Canada will often have a
Chinese community or cultural
centre; check these for related
events. You may also try tourism
websites for events. One of the most
awaited festivals of the whole world
is the Chinese New Year. A principal
festival of the Chinese community,
it is also known as Lunar New Year
and is celebrated in various parts
of the world. Lunar New Year is
celebrated is not only in countries
having significant population of
Chinese, but also in different
countries like Australia, United
States and Canada. Canada is one of
the countries outside Asia where
Chinese New Year is elaborately
celebrated. Toronto, the biggest
city of Canada, celebrates Chinese
New Year or Lunar New Year or Spring
Festival like any other Chinese
populated countries. Like every
year, Chinese New Year in Toronto,
2012 will include a number of
interesting events and will be
witnessed by a large number of
audiences.
The
city of Toronto celebrates Chinese
New Year as grandly as any other
festival or event. Lunar New Year
celebration in Toronto has indeed
become an important festival,
especially for the Chinese community
residing in the city. The Metro
Toronto Convention Center arranges
numerous shows which are usually
performed by the Divine Performing
Arts during the Chinese New Year.
Chinatown of Toronto celebrates this
grand festival. The different parts
of the Chinatown are decorated
beautifully to welcome the New Year.
For enjoying the liveliness of the
celebration and the decorations and
arrangements, bicycle tours are the
best options.
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