Brandon Friendship Centre
Friendship Centres first opened their doors to assist First Nation and Métis people moving into urban areas seeking a better way of life for themselves and their families as early as 1958.
Elders And Graduate Level Educators (EAGLE)
To establish an organization of Canadian Aboriginal scholars and Community Elders, who are dedicated to preserving Indigenous knowledge and contributing to current research development and dissemination.
La Société franco-manitobaine
Francophones have been present in Manitoba since the 18th century, when French-Canadian fur traders (voyageurs and coureurs du bois) following the route mapped by La Vérendrye in the 1730s first came to the Canadian West. Having tasted life as "free men", many of these traders elected to remain in the West with their Aboriginal wives, thereby giving birth to a new people, the Western Canadian Métis.
The First Nations Counselling Program
Students of all ethnic and national backgrounds are welcome and encouraged to benefit from this program. It will be of special interest to persons who hope to work as counsellors with First Nations and Aboriginal clients, but its unique cross-cultural content will be valuable in other contexts as well.
Multiculturalism
Manitobans come from all parts of the world. We each bring our own special heritage and experiences and together we form a dynamic, culturally rich community.
Manitoba Interfaith Immigration Council
The Manitoba Interfaith Immigration Council Inc. is a voluntary association of faith communities and individual Manitobans that, through personal expressions of faith commitment, exists to welcome and extend hospitality to all refugees/immigrants and to serve them as brothers and sisters.
Free Moving Quotes!
Use "Easy Move" to get Free moving estimates from our associate moving companies for moving your belongings throughout Canada, USA and the rest of the world.
Resources for New Immigrants
Helpful and informative links for newcomers to Canada.
OTHER CULTURAL INFORMATION:
Asian Canadian Resources
Asian Canadian Communities. Extensive list of resources.
Canadian Jewish Congress
Canadian Jewish Congress works to foster a Canada where Jews, as part of the multicultural fabric of this country, live in and contribute to an environment of opportunity and mutual respect.
Chinese Canadian National Council
To promote the rights of all individuals, in particular, those of Chinese Canadians and to encourage their full and equal participation in Canadian society.
National Council on Canada-Arab Relations (NCCAR)
Promoting greater recognition of the social, economic, political and cultural contribution of Arab-Canadians to Canada Making information related to the Arab world available to individuals, organizations, educational institutions, libraries, media and Canadian provincial and federal governments.
The National Congress of Italian Canadians
The Congress is the voice of all Italian Canadians. the Congress is seeking to give the Italian Canadian community an effective national voice in all economic, social, and political issues affecting them.
Ukrainian Canadian Congress
The Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) represents the Ukrainian Canadian community before the people and Government of Canada, promotes linkages with Ukraine and identifies and addresses the needs of the Ukrainian community in Canada.
Canadian Ethnocultural Council (CEC)
The CEC's objectives are to ensure the preservation, enhancement and sharing of the cultural heritage of Canadians, the removal of barriers that prevent some Canadians from participating fully and equally in society, the elimination of racism and the preservation of a united Canada.
Discover Canadian culture with Culture.ca
Culture.ca aims to engage Canadians in cultural life, to educate and entertain Web surfers with the stories of many peoples, and to provide access to the best of Canadian culture on-line.
Multiculturalism Canada
Fostering and strengthening connections among Canadians and deepening understanding across diverse communities.
2001 Census
Canadian Population by Ethnic Origin.
Canadian Relocation Systems, Sitemap
If you cannot find what you are looking for, visit our sitemap!
|
Home 
