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Representation Matters: Holy Trinity’s Afro-Caribbean Market Brings Culture and Community to Oakville

Summary by WellandTribune.ca
Music, food, books, skincare, clothing, and community spirit filled the halls of Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School on May 7 as families, students, vendors, and performers gathered for the school’s third annual Afro-Caribbean Marketplace.

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Representation Matters: Holy Trinity’s Afro-Caribbean Market Brings Culture and Community to Oakville

Music, food, books, skincare, clothing, and community spirit filled the halls of Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School on May 7 as families, students, vendors, and performers gathered for the school’s third annual Afro-Caribbean Marketplace.

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WellandTribune.ca broke the news on Thursday, May 14, 2026.
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