Toronto practitioners

Toronto claims to be the home to half a million Chinese, and has become the hotspot for immigrants from Mainland China in recent years. There are 10 – 20 thousand Chinese immigrants arriving in Toronto each year. Chinatown, located in the middle of Toronto, is the place where Chinese people frequently visit, and which various delegations from Mainland China usually come for sight seeing.

Master has told us in the lecture in Ottowa (Canada) conference, "In the evil's damage, Chinese people have been the biggest victims." After the conference, Toronto practitioners intensified their efforts to promote Dafa and clarify the truth to the Chinese community. They changed their Hongfa [introducing Falun Dafa to the public] schedule from three days a week (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) to seven days a week. Every day from noon to 7:00-8:00pm, they hold a Dafa picture exhibition, distribute Dafa literature and collect signatures in Chinatown.

Posting date: 6/14/2001
Original article date: 6/13/2001
Category: Falun Dafa Worldwide
Translated on 6/13/2001
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2001/6/13/12070.html

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