Caribana: The Carnival That Changed Toronto

Caribana is about artistry, community and joy. It began in Canada's Centennial year of 1967 as a gift from the Caribbean community to the people of Toronto. Since then, it's grown into the largest cultural festival in North America - we're talking about more than a million people, a $400 million economic impact and more feather than a Vegas revue. Learn more about this Toronto cultural institution on Muddy York, Toronto's #1 history podcast.

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Music:

1. The Westerlies – Dover

2. Joel Cummins – Resolve

3. Joel Cummins – Looping Ascent

4. GE – Festivities in Belize

5. Carmen María and Edu Espinal – Oh Fire

6. Quincas Moreira – Irie

7. Quincas Moreira – Jah Jah Bangs

8. Dan Lebowitz – Land of a Loss

9. An Jone – Time to Spare

10. Ryan Mccaffrey – Where’d the Sun Go

11. Myuu – Falling Rain

12. Anno Domini Beats – Drop

13. Nana Kwabena – Timpani Beat

14. The Mini Vandals – High Life

15. TrackTribe – Little Umbrellas