Sing Tao Daily, 05 July 2008	On July 11th at 7pm, at Markham's Metro Square, the two-day event titled Toronto Night Market will take place. This first night market in Toronto, organized by youths, is already into its seventh year of cuisine, shopping and entertainment. This article is written in Chinese.
Ming Pao Daily, 05 July 2008	Toronto Night Market 2008 expects an attendance of 60,000. Organized by the youth affiliate of The Dove Intercultural Society, Power Unit, the 7th annual Toronto Night Market will take place on July 11th and 12th at Markham's Metro Square. This article is written in Chinese.
Today Daily News, 05 July 2008	A feast of entertainment and food brings you delicacies from all over the world. Next week's Toronto Night Market 2008 will provide two wild nights of fun. This article is written in Chinese.
World Journal, 05 July 2008	Toronto Night Market--the further into the night, the more beautiful it becomes. On July 11th and 12th at Metro Square, you will find nearly 100 booths of delicious food from all across Asia, including that from China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. This article is written in Chinese.
Consumer press release, 22 May 2007	Toronto Night Market 2007 throws you back to the '70s, bringing all the elements of night markets in the past from Asia to Toronto. This press release is written in Chinese.
Consumer press release, 10 April 2007	The sixth annual Toronto Night Market 2007 will benefit Yee Hong Centre for Geriatric Care and will celebrate Asian Fusion cuisine with a culinary contest.
Consumer press release, 14 July 2006	Toronto Night Market 2006 was an unprecedented success for Power Unit's youth organizers, attracting a crowd of 60 000 with a stage line-up that featured Yan Fung, as well as gaining extensive media coverage and community feedback.
Media Day release, 30 June 2006	Proceeds from Toronto Night Market 2006: Lighting Up a Night of Hope will support Under the Banyan Tree: Centre for the Developmentally Disabled and its dream of a self-sustained workplace for the developmentally disabled.
Consumer press release, 26 June 2006	Toronto Night Market 2006 promises a pan-Asian culinary journey that will celebrate Toronto's multiculturalism while giving back to the community.
Consumer press release, 21 June 2006	The student organizers of Toronto Night Market 2006: Lighting Up a Night of Hope are putting the finishing touches on this year's newly renamed night market, and raising awareness for the developmentally disabled community by working with Under the Banyan Tree: Centre for the Developmentally Disabled.
Consumer press release, 16 July 2005	Nite It Up! - Asian Night Market presents Shake It Up! Dance Battle, with proceeds going to Harmony Place Support Services.
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