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Kennedy Station
The eastern terminus of the Toronto Transit Commission's (TTC) Bloor-Danforth subway line and a popular hangout and meeting place for many Scarborough…
”Carnival Village”
”Carnival Costume Competition Parade Preview.”
”Club One Two”
”Harry Belafonte’s explosive popularity in the late 1950s touched off a new craze for calypso-themed music; Hollywood films; West-Indian-inspired ruffled shirts and 'Calypso Cut' hairdos targeted at a mainstream white audience.”
”Club Trinidad”
”Even the well-established West Indians the ones who haved moved to the suburbs-- the Mississauga millionaires -- have a need to return to the club on Saturday nights...”
”Club Tropics”
”One of the clubs opened during the calypso craze but also a safe space for West Indian people.”
”Cutty's Hideaway”
”A Trinidadian owned restaurant/bar for the Black Caribbean community in Eastern Toronto and Scarborough.”
”Fresh”
”Before it was Daniels Waterfront condos it was The Guvernment -- before that it was RPM and before that it was Fresh.”
”Heaven”
”Leroy Sibbles-- one of reggae music's all time greats.”
”Hook and Ladder Club”
”The Sandpebbles of Barbados-- 3 Shows Nitely.”
”Little Trinidad”
”As the number of students from the Caribbean attending Toronto colleges increased they established informal clubs; hosted on- and off-campus parties; staged talent contests; and formed bands as a means of seeking camaraderie.'”
