Since Spring has finally sprung, and the weather has just about warmed up here in Toronto, Cinco de Mayo is the perfect excuse to gather with friends and family to enjoy the outdoors, great company and Mexican cuisine!

Here are a few great places to check out in Toronto this weekend:

El Catrin: Located in the heart of the Distillery District, this place has delicious Mexican food and a perfect patio to go with it!

El Caballito: Located on King Street West, if you love tequila, well, you are heading to the right place, known to have the best tequila options in the city.

Grand Electric: Located on Queen Street West, if you are feeling cheap tacos and loud music, Grand Electric has you covered.

La Carnita: With various locations around Toronto (one being nearby our firm at Yonge and Eglinton), this is a must try spot for great daily specials and unbelievable Mexican street-styled corn.

So get out of the house and enjoy the celebrations- you definitely won’t regret it. Happy Cinco de Mayo!

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We often hear our Prime Minister say that diversity is Canada’s strength and it is because of our differences that we are able to succeed. Canada’s openness to diversity can certainly be appreciated in times when borders are being shut off and races are being discriminated against. In the wake of horrific terrorist attacks happening across the world, Canada’s willingness to build a world where diversity is celebrated creates a refreshing notion that peace is possible and that hope beats fear every time.

Sharing her take on the topic of diversity, Toronto based educator, and writer suggests that Canada’s real strength is not diversity. Instead she believes that Canada’s greatest strength is the diversity of the choices the immigrant population is able to make once they are here. In an article written for the Globe and Mail she suggests that it would be a missed opportunity for immigrants to replicate all of their cultural traditions from back home- implying that an openness and willingness to adapt to a new environment and being able to make wise decisions is the key to Canada’s success in the future.

What do you think about the topic?

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