Earlier in the month, Canada celebrated Latin culture with the largest festival of its kind, the 15th annual TD Salsa in Toronto Festival. Throughout the city, events featured Latino art and culture, dance, cuisine and music. Salsa parties and free dance classes occurred across Toronto, all leading up to the TD Salsa on St. Clair Street Festival Weekend, during which St. Clair Street in mid-town Toronto becomes a hub of Latin food, entertainment and dancing.

“Through The Ready Commitment, TD is proud to sponsor Salsa in Toronto to celebrate Canada’s largest Latin festival. Having supported this event since 2014, we recognize that cultural festivals have the power to unite us and teach us about one another. Salsa in Toronto offers shared experiences of music and dance that open doors to a more inclusive and sustainable tomorrow,” commented Andrea Barrack, global head, sustainability and corporate citizenship, TD Bank Group.

“The Canadian Salsa Festivals Project (CSFP) not-for-profit organization is proud to celebrate 15 years of bringing to life the vibrant culture, arts, dance, music and cuisine enjoyed by the country’s 1.8 million Spanish speakers and all Canadians with a passion for the Latino lifestyle. We are dedicated to celebrating Canada’s rich diversity and the TD Salsa in Toronto Festival is a testament to our beautiful country’s rich multicultural traditions,” added Marana Bayon-on, executive director, CSFP.