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3 days ago

🇹🇹🇨🇦 COMMUNITY APPEAL: HELP 12 YOUNG DANCERS FIND A HOME IN TORONTO! 🏡❤️

A group of young dancers from Trinidad & Tobago is coming to Toronto for the Immersion Festival (November 8–22, 2026) and needs affordable accommodation!

📅 Stay: November 6–23 (17 nights)
👥 Guests: 12, including adult chaperones
📍 Location: Toronto/GTA, near TTC or GO Transit
💰 Budget: $2,000–$3,000 CAD total

🏡 Seeking: A safe, furnished private home with enough bedrooms, bathrooms, a kitchen, and laundry facilities.

🛡️ Adult chaperones will supervise the dancers. The group will manage its own meals, transportation, and daily needs.

❤️ Not asking for free accommodation! We're hoping a homeowner, landlord, church, or community organization can offer a reduced community rate.

📩 CAN YOU HELP?
Contact Jules Bedeau via 6475026911 or Jules.bedeau@gmsil.com

🙏 PLEASE SHARE! Even one referral could help these young cultural ambassadors find a welcoming home away from home! 🇹🇹🇨🇦

#TrinidadAndTobago #TorontoCaribbeanCommunity #CommunitySupport #TorontoAccommodation #ImmersionFestival taken in Downtown Toronto by @greenwichsquared

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10 days ago

🎀 THANK YOU! 🎀

A huge thank you to everyone who donated, shared, encouraged me, or simply wished me well for today’s CIBC Run for the Cure. 🏃🏾‍♂️💕 Your support means more than you know, and I’m incredibly grateful to have so many wonderful people cheering me on.

Next up: the CN Tower Climb — November 14th at 6:00 a.m.! 🗼💪🏾 If you missed this one, come join me for the next adventure — I’d love to have an even bigger team climbing together!

Thank you again for believing in the cause and supporting the journey. ❤️🙏🏾 taken in Lakeview Park by @greenwichsquared

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14 days ago

From a Canadian booster! taken in Chicago, Illinois by @greenwichsquared

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16 days ago

#buyindigenous by @greenwichsquared

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18 days ago

Have you ever participated in a charity walk/run?
https://nclvm.com/kwqdi taken in Scarborough, Toronto by @greenwichsquared

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a month ago

🎀 I’M RUNNING BECAUSE I CAN.
And I’m running for those who would, if they could. ❤️

On Sunday, October 4, 2026, I’ll be participating in the CIBC Run for the Cure — Durham with the WestJet Canada team, raising funds to support people affected by breast cancer.

My goal is $300, and I’m keeping the ask simple: $5. Five bucks. If enough of us do a little, together we can do something meaningful. 💕

And while I have your attention… come run with me! 🏃🏾‍♂️🎀 It’ll probably be cold. I’ll probably complain at least once. And apparently I’ve decided that doing this AND climbing the CN Tower in November is a perfectly reasonable recreational calendar. 😂

📅 Sunday, October 4, 2026
📍 Durham Region — Ajax, Ontario
🎀 CIBC Run for the Cure

💗 SUPPORT MY RUN / DONATE HERE:
https://support.cancer.ca/goto/jules_DURHAM_CIBC_10_04_2026

So, $5 if you can. Run with me if you can. Share this if you can. And if none of those work, encouragement is always free. ❤️

I’m running because I can.
I’m running for those who would, if they could.

— Jules

#CIBCRunForTheCure #RunForTheCure #BreastCancerAwareness #CanadianCancerSociety #DurhamRegion AjaxOntario WestJet RunningForACause FiveDollarsCanHelp ImRunningBecauseICan taken in Durham Region by @greenwichsquared

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a month ago

WHAT'S SHORT for the goose is short for the gander, it seems. Trinidad girls go for minis. And the police hemline is high, too. So dress is casual on almost any visit.

Toronto Daily Star — Saturday, March 15, 1969 — page 43
By George Bryant, Star staff writer
Dateline: Port of Spain, Trinidad

By GEORGE BRYANT
Star staff writer
PORT OF SPAIN — The name of the game here in Trinidad is excitement. Other islands may offer tranquillity and you can find it on neighboring Tobago, but here there's a sort of fever in the air and the virus that spreads it is music.
Here's where it all began: calypso and steel bands and limbo and the lot, all the earthy, catchy, galvanizing rhythms that set the tourist twitching.
Way back in 1498 when Columbus qualified as the first round-trip tourist, discovering the islands on his third junket, he got much the same reception.
All over the island he found the drums pounding and the conch shells blowing and the Arawak Indians dancing in unadorned delight. Not having modern tastes he went away and didn't come back, something that can't be said of recent visitors. taken in Frederick Street, Port of Spain by @greenwichsquared

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taken in Toronto, Ontario by @greenwichsquared

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