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Organizers pull the plug on Montreal's Canada Day parade for 2nd straight year
Organizers cancel the 2025 parade, citing planning disruptions, strained relations with the city and municipal worker strikes.
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Organizers cancel the 2025 parade, citing planning disruptions, strained relations with the city and municipal worker strikes.
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The organizer blames difficulties with the City of Montreal; a city spokesperson says no permit application was made.
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The 2024 parade is cancelled less than two weeks ahead, with the organizer citing red tape and roadwork, and participating communities caught by surprise.
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The organizer describes escalating difficulty securing permits, funding and approvals; the city says no request was submitted.
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Jimmy Chan, president and organizer of the Montreal Chinatown Multicultural Festival, on embracing every culture at the festival's 5th edition.
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“Chinatown is for everybody.” The Drum for Unity festival celebrates rhythm, inclusion and diversity in the heart of Montreal.
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Montreal's first-ever Chinatown Day highlights the neighbourhood's diverse history and culture.
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A documentary produced by Jimmy Chan exploring the history of Montreal's first Chinese immigrants and their contributions to Canada.
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Diverse City: Jimmy Chan shares his family's Lunar New Year traditions for the Year of the Tiger.
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Jimmy Chan, president of Chan Associations Montreal, at the launch of a national campaign to designate February as Chinese-Canadian Heritage Month.
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