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Struggling Pride Toronto festival gets $350,000 funding infusion from city
One of Toronto’s largest festivals has received a lifeline from the city after announcing earlier this year that it would be scaling back its 2025 event due to reduced funding from some of its key sponsors coupled with rising costs of putting on the four-day event.
