Toronto’s Little Jamaica

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Toronto’s Little Jamaica is a vibrant Caribbean-Canadian neighborhood known as a historic hub of Black culture, music, food, and commerce in the city.

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Toronto’s Little Jamaica canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Caribbean-Canadian cultural district
ethnic enclave
neighbourhood
associatedWithMusicGenre dancehall
dub
reggae
ska
country Canada
developedSince 1960s
ethnicCommunity Jamaican Canadians
other Caribbean Canadians
hasCulturalIdentity Black Canadian
linked to: Black Canadians

Caribbean
Jamaican
hasCulturalSignificance centre for Black commerce in Toronto
centre for Caribbean food in Toronto
centre for Caribbean music in Toronto
historic hub of Black culture in Toronto
hasTypeOfBusiness bakeries
barbershops
clothing shops
grocery stores
hair salons
record shops
restaurants
knownFor Black-owned businesses
Caribbean restaurants
Caribbean-Canadian culture
Jamaican diaspora community
West Indian grocery stores
barbershops and beauty salons
reggae music culture
sound system culture
languageCommunity English-speaking
Jamaican Patois-speaking
locatedIn Toronto
province of Ontario
locatedOn Eglinton Avenue West
partOf York–Eglinton area of Toronto
populationGroupHistoricallyAssociated Black Canadians
Caribbean immigrants
roleInCity cultural hub for Toronto’s Black community
destination for Caribbean cuisine in Toronto
historic centre of Black entrepreneurship in Toronto
urbanSetting inner-city commercial strip

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Black Canadians notableCommunity Toronto’s Little Jamaica