After two years of pandemic-hampered Lunar New Year celebrations, Canada's oldest Chinatown has begun three weeks of in-person celebrations for the Year of the Rabbit.
While the new year begins Sunday, the traditional lion dance parade will be held next weekend, on Sunday, Jan. 29."I think I'm in year 30, now, of performing the lion dance."
"We're very happy that the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association is bringing back the festivities."
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