Browse Items (25 total)
Sort by:
Featured Item
Eglinton Avenue West
Jamaicans and other members of the growing black community settled in this area during the sixties and seventies and developed a small business class.…
”Rap's Restaurant”
”Established over 30 years ago Rap's was the first 24 hour Jamaican restaurant in North America.”
”Rotiman”
”An Exotic Escape From the Hamburger - Roti a curried wrapped dish from Trinidad and Tobago is very much a part of Toronto's culinary fabric.”
”Saint Simon Religious Supply Store”
”a place for candles and oils powders and incense designed to aid one in the journey towards the heart’s desire.”
”Spence's West Indian Bakery”
”Authentic Jamaican Style Baking.”
”St. Hilda's Anglican Church”
”A Barbadian couple became the latest victim of love recently when they exchanged marriage vows.”
”Sunshine Sound”
”Professional Sound and Lighting -- Sunshine Sound also had DJs and promoted events.”
”T & G Importers”
”Fresh Fish direct from Old Harbour Jamaica.”
”The Cave”
”Let Us Party! Another club in Eglinton West/ Little Jamaica community.”
”Trea-Jah Isle Records”
”Always a treasure inside TreaJah; a community hub and cultural spot.”
”Vaughan Variety and Grocery”
”All West Indian Products”