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St. Patrick's Day Parade Events

The Strategic Policies and Priorities Committee recommends that City Council approve the request embodied in the following communication (February 16, 1999) from the St. Patrick's Parade Society, for a Special Occasion Permit for the 12th annual Toronto St. Patrick's Day Parade:

The St. Patrick's Parade Society is a non-profit cultural organization set up to finance and manage the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Toronto.

On Sunday, March 14, 1999, the 12th annual Toronto St. Patrick's Day Parade will march down Yonge Street. This year we are very pleased to have Mayor Mel Lastman as our Grand Marshall.

I am writing to inform you that we are planning to enhance the Irish cultural experience this year with pre and post parade fund raising events. These events will be taking place on March 13, 14 and17, 1999, at the City of Toronto's Metro Square at Metro Hall. The event has been sponsored by City Council and the venue is booked.

The proposed shows will feature both Canadian and International "Celtic Music Song and Dance". Also, Celtic arts will be displayed. We will be requesting that, in the Celtic tradition of St. Patrick's Day, a clearly designated section of the venue be licensed and that additional celtic foods be served by our caterer. A special occasion permit will be required.

I thank you for reviewing our event plans and look forward to working with you in creating a safe, rewarding cultural event for all who attend. If you have any questions or concerns about our event, please contact me at 905-737-8668.

 

   
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