PARTY POOPERS: Cash-strapped city nixes Canada Day celebration
Siony Larggado could not t contain her Canadian spirit at Toronto City Hall on Canada Day on July 1, 2017. The city is cancelling Canada Day celebrations at Nathan Phillips Square this year. “Resource constraints” are being blamed for the city’s decision to forgo Canada Day festivities at Nathan Phillips Square.
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