Loud and proud at the Toronto Caribbean Carnival parade
CBC News | Posted: July 31, 2016 1:15 AM | Last Updated: July 31, 2016
Thousands of costumed revellers celebrate along Toronto's Lake Shore Boulevard
A dozen masquerade bands and more than 10,000 revellers assembled at Exhibition Place in Toronto Saturday morning to compete in the annual grand parade, a highlight of the Toronto Caribbean Carnival.
CBC's Bruce Reeve captured these images.
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Image | Caribbean Carnival
(Bruce Reeve/CBC)
Mas bands present a different theme and compete in front of judges.
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(Bruce Reeve/CBC)
Image | Caribbean Carnival
(Bruce Reeve/CBC)
Dancers dance until dusk in front of tens of thousands of spectators.
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(Bruce Reeve/CBC)
Image | Caribbean Carnival
(Bruce Reeve/CBC)
More than a million people make their way to Lakeshore to dance with the revellers in the Island spirit.
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(Bruce Reeve/CBC)
Image | Caribbean Carnival
(Bruce Reeve/CBC)
Next year, crowds are expected to be bigger for the 50th anniversary of the Caribbean Carnival
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(Bruce Reeve/CBC)
Image | Caribbean Carnival
(Bruce Reeve/CBC)
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