On Saturday, July 14th, 2018, the second edition of “Taste of Dominica” was held at Mel Lastman Square in Toronto, Canada.
The aim of the event was to allow patrons to experience all things Dominican and what the island has to offer.
It was organized by the Dominica Arts & Culture Exposé, not-for-profit organization, which oversees the event every year.
See photos below.
Photos courtesy of Nicole Georges and Christian Volney.
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As if to say that which is on display are not already sold in Canada!
So; let me introduce the clown dressed up in her masquerade costume to this: if she took some time to go on Dawes in East York, she would have see more and better agricultural products on the side of the streets outside of a cries of shops unguarded, where they are sold.
As a customer, you simply select what you need, and then take it inside and pay the bill!
We are long behind the Jamaicans, Philippians, and Asians importing and selling the same in Toronto, Brampton and all over Canada.
Lady, did you read what you typed, because I’m not comprehending.
Francisco will you get off your high horse and stop all your negativity.
Dominica is ours and true patriots, like many of us in Canada and the rest of the world are proud to be from Dominica and regularly inform others about our Nature Isle.
Come out of your little dark hole and open your eyes to see the good things that make Dominica an immensely unique place.
In the first place you do not have a name, so how can you address me?
The truth is all I know; that I shall speak to the day I die, be it about you that dumb idiot without a name!
Dominica is not unique as you think, to me it is a very backward and highly undeveloped; correct the backwardness, develop the country industrially: I will change my rhetoric. I am not in a hole clown, if I was I would not be writing under my birth name on DNO. And if you wish to visit the cerise shops selling products; here is how you get there.
Get on Victoria, riding from North or South; when get to Dawes ensure you make a left or right heading East on Dawes, follow Dawes to where it ends, make a right turn, and you will see much better agricultural products than your unique Dominica decaying things!
I am not in a hole I can drive to Canada today if I wish!
You senile geriatric from Wesley. No one is interested in your braying. A vieux cour like you is beyond help. You are just a Sick low life. Praise God your negativity is with you and will remain with you.
God Bless Dominica.
Congratulations on your event. Thanks to all who participated. Hope you grow bigger and better each time.
Good job my people!!1