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Toronto celebrates Jamaican Patty Day on February 23

Toronto celebrates Jamaican Patty Day on February 23
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It s Jamaican patty day and Toronto has a long history with the island s favourite snack

Calling all patty lovers! Today is Jamaican Patty Day in Toronto and the city knows a thing or two about the island’s ultimate snack food.

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Looking for love in all the right places: Snowflakes or sunshine?

If celebrating Valentine’s Day ranks right up there with celebrating Bagel and Lox Day on February 9, Extraterrestrial Abduction Day on March 20, or my personal favourite Sidewalk Egg Frying

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Travel agents, tour ops taking Jamaica situation in stride: It really is business as usual

TORONTO Travel advisors and tour operators are taking Jamaica’s state of emergency in stride - and from the sounds of things, most travellers are too.

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PAX - Jamaica has declared a state of emergency The JTB s Angella Bennett explains what this means

Jamaica has declared a state of emergency amid a surge in gang violence. While the wording of this can raise eyebrows, the measure is, in fact, a "strategic move" to address crime in sensitive areas, explains Angella Bennett, regional director for Canada at the Jamaica Tourist Board. Both Bennett and Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett, say the country remains safe for tourists.

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