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Horsing around in Chinatown

Toronto welcomes the Year of the Horse in two-day Lunar New Year celebration

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Persistent snow and rain did nothing to dampen the Lunar New Year spirit in Chinatown on the weekend.

The Lunar New Year fell on Friday but the celebrations of food, song and dance extended through the weekend.

The core of the festivities took place at Dragon City Mall and Chinatown Centre.

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