Pride Toronto 2022 begins while Taste of the Danforth cancelled
are roaring back to life. However, one of the city’s longest-standing annual events won’t be one of them.will be held this weekend for the first time in two years, something expected to provide much economic relief for Church-Wellesley businesses like AMOR Fusion Doner & Kebab.
Just down the street at Glad Day Bookshop, co-owner Ty Coda Gilecki is also reading into the revenue the event is expected to bring in.“It’s kind of like Christmas for a lot of businesses,” he said. But it’s a tale of two different festivals for business in Greektown, with Taste of the Danforth left out while numerous festivals resume this summer.The GreekTown BIA, which organizes the annual event, said Wednesday it had to cancel it this year due to a lack of time to make the needed preparations. Those preparations included addressing city infrastructure, part of the CafeTO program and bike lanes.
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