Skip to main content
Digital Archive Ontario Homepage
Caribana costume: Constable Curtis Hunt gets some attention from an admirer for his costume, the scarlet tunic of the RCMP, at Caribana parade yesterday
Caribana costume: Constable Curtis Hunt gets some attention from an admirer for his costume, the scarlet tunic of the RCMP, at Caribana parade yesterday

Caribana costume: Constable Curtis Hunt gets some attention from an admirer for his costume, the scarlet tunic of the RCMP, at Caribana parade yesterday

Date7/30/1988
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: Caribana costume: Constable Curtis Hunt gets some attention from an admirer for his costume; the scarlet tunic of the RCMP; at Caribana parade yesterday.
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103011F
Preparing for Caribana. Caribana participant Melanie Ishmael is hoping for some luck from the Scarlet Ibis, Trinidad's protected bird, as she vies for(...)
Preparing for Caribana. Caribana participant Melanie Ishmael is hoping for some luck from the Scarlet Ibis, Trinidad's protected bird, as she vies for(...)
7/24/1991
Opening Caribana '70, the fourth annual West Indian festival at the Toronto islands, participants in costume parade from Varsity Stadium on Saturday. (...)
Opening Caribana '70, the fourth annual West Indian festival at the Toronto islands, participants in costume parade from Varsity Stadium on Saturday. (...)
8/1/1970
All set: Surrounded by other elaborate costumes for the Caribana parade, Whitfield Belasco adjusts Sasha Rodulfo's outfit, which is almost complete
All set: Surrounded by other elaborate costumes for the Caribana parade, Whitfield Belasco adjusts Sasha Rodulfo's outfit, which is almost complete
6/27/1988
Contented visitor: Leo James, of New york city, sports a Canadian flag and partakes of Metro's elusive sunshine and some coconut juice while watching yesterday's annual Caribana parade
Contented visitor: Leo James, of New york city, sports a Canadian flag and partakes of Metro's elusive sunshine and some coconut juice while watching yesterday's annual Caribana parade
8/1/1992
Caribana '72 parade dances down University Ave
Caribana '72 parade dances down University Ave
8/6/1972
Color covered the path of the Saturday parade that kicked off Caribana 71, the week-long celebration organized by Metro's West Indian community. These(...)
Color covered the path of the Saturday parade that kicked off Caribana 71, the week-long celebration organized by Metro's West Indian community. These(...)
8/1/1971
It's Caribana time again. The Island ferry Thomas Rennie had a capacity crowd last night for the cruise kicking off Caribana '73, the annual West Indi(...)
It's Caribana time again. The Island ferry Thomas Rennie had a capacity crowd last night for the cruise kicking off Caribana '73, the annual West Indi(...)
8/1/1973
Miss Caribana. Winner of the annual Miss Caribana beauty contest is a smiling Sherene Shaw, Miss Maple Leaf Village, right, accepting congratulations (...)
Miss Caribana. Winner of the annual Miss Caribana beauty contest is a smiling Sherene Shaw, Miss Maple Leaf Village, right, accepting congratulations (...)
8/1/1980
The new Miss Caribana, Marlene McDonald, takes her first dance with Peter O'Toole at last night's Caribana Ball at the Royal York Hotel. The actor is (...)
The new Miss Caribana, Marlene McDonald, takes her first dance with Peter O'Toole at last night's Caribana Ball at the Royal York Hotel. The actor is (...)
7/29/1977
Brolly, By Golly: Louie Jacobis, 11, and his cousin Denise Hewitt, 6, who arrived at Caribana ready for either rain or sunshine, have it made in the shade with their custom all-weather headgear
Brolly, By Golly: Louie Jacobis, 11, and his cousin Denise Hewitt, 6, who arrived at Caribana ready for either rain or sunshine, have it made in the shade with their custom all-weather headgear
7/31/1993
Jump-up time: Reggae and calypso bands had everyone swaying to the shrilling of whistles and the beat of steel drums as Caribana took to the streets yesterday
Jump-up time: Reggae and calypso bands had everyone swaying to the shrilling of whistles and the beat of steel drums as Caribana took to the streets yesterday
8/1/1981
Strangers when they on the harbor cruise last night that officially opened Caribana '74, the West Indian carnival, Susan Scott of Jamaica and Bob Mari(...)
Strangers when they on the harbor cruise last night that officially opened Caribana '74, the West Indian carnival, Susan Scott of Jamaica and Bob Mari(...)
7/29/1974