Category: Travel and culture-Canadá
Toronto History Museums launches virtual Awakenings program
The City of Toronto launched the Awakenings program – a virtual series of art projects by...
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Art of inclusion can help build a better Canada
As we bid the pandemic year goodbye and herald the new year, it’s worth asking about the kind of...
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Canada: Black classical musicians are building supportive communities
Music has been significant for many during COVID-19 isolation, and in these same...
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‘Schitt’s Creek’ and ‘Letterkenny’ are love letters to rural Canada
At the 72nd Emmy awards held on Sep. 20, Schitt’s Creek took home seven awards...
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Top 5 Must-Visit Destinations in Ontario for Latin American Tourists
Toronto is the most multicultural city of the face of the Earth.
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Best Canadian Universities for Latin American Students
The University of Toronto is described as the best of its kind in Canada and it occupies the 31st position in the world ranking.
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These are the Best Ontario Colleges for Latin American Students
Many schools in Canada and Ontario have created specific services to attract students from Latin America.
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Eight Successful Latin American-Caribbean Artists in Canada
Alex Cuba is a great figure of Latin American and Caribbean music in Canada, its most acclaimed star.
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Distillery District: Toronto’s Most European Side
The streets of Distillery District are walked by thousands of visitors on a daily basis, interested in touring one of the areas with more history and charm in Toronto.
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Mexican Culture Shows its Best in Toronto
Since her arrival at the capital of Ontario in 2005, renowned Mexican violinist Paulina Derbez has developed an intense cultural activism and she has stood out as a cultural ambassador of her country in Canada.
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20 Things You Should Know Before Moving to Montreal
According to an RBC report on housing trends and affordability, buying property in Quebec is more affordable now than it has been in almost a decade.
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Sonia Rodríguez, Spanish influence in the National Ballet of Canada
Sonia Rodriguez is the main dancer of the National Ballet of Canada. She was born in Toronto in 1972 but lived in Spain since she was 5 years old till she was 17.
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- 10 Best Places to Visit in Ecuador
As Ecuador’s largest city with almost 2.7 million people, Guayaquil is the commercial heart of Ecuador. Located on the banks of the Guayas River that leads to the Pacific Ocean, the city was founded in 1538 by the Spanish conquistador Francisco de Orellana. The Parque Historico Guayaqui offers colonial buildings, lush gardens and animals native to the country; visitors especially like the free admission. Las Peñas is a colorful, old neighborhood with a lighthouse and great views of the city below while Malecon 2000, a boardwalk along the river, is a great place to end the day. - 10 Jamaican Startups You Must Have Under Your Radar
Jamaica’s startup ecosystem is still in a growing stage, but it shows obvious dynamism and development symptoms. - 10 Must-Visit Attractions in Panama City
Biomuseo - 10 Reasons to Invest in Montreal
Montreal is still behind other big North American cities in terms of economic vitality, according to the ranking issued by the Institut du Quebec, but the city has one card up its sleeve: its quality of life. - 10 Startups That Are Transforming the Lives of Mexicans
The Conekta founders; from left to right: Leo Fischer, Hector Cárdenas and Cristina Randall.
