Toronto Shines Bright for Diwali

Toronto Shines Bright for Diwali

Thousands packed Nathan Phillips Square for Canada’s biggest Diwali celebration. OMNI News reporter Sukhpreet Kaur was at the festival of lights that brought the community together to celebrate South Asian culture.

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