Caribana: Your Photos

Posted August 2, 2010 9:24 am.

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The parade may be over but the party is still going strong as Caribana continues.

It’s the largest festival of its kind in North America, bringing some $350 million into Ontario’s economy – not to mention hundreds of thousands of visitors.

If you missed the massive parade on Saturday, here’s a look at what happened, courtesy of CityNews viewer Pete Mora.

But the party isn’t over: De Scotiabank Caribana Lime, a family event, is on at Ontario Place.

These photos were submitted via the CityNews.ca Flickr pool.

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