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“Representing Canada at the Olympics is really a dream come true…”
Dylan Moscovitch learned to skate when he was 13 months old. At age five, he decided he wanted to go to the Olympics. This month, he and pairs figure skating partner Kirsten Moore-Towers will represent Canada on the world stage at the Olympic Games in Sochi. Find out how Dylan’s mother’s immigration experience led to his love for skating—or at least his first taste of it!
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Join Us for Breakfast in Toronto
You are invited to our first Breakfast with a Fascinating Canadian ‘On the Road,’ in Toronto on March 27 from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Hear keynote speaker Gordon Nixon, President and CEO of RBC Royal Bank share his perspectives on the role immigration plays in developing an innovative economy.
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Discover Stories of Canadian Muslim Youth
Join the lively conversation and watch a series of short personal films on Canadian Muslim Youth and Identity on February 11 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Saint Mary’s University. Engage with Canadian Muslim youth who will share their personal experiences of belonging during the panel discussion following the screening.
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Honour African Heritage
Don’t miss the free screening of influential NFB documentary Fields of Endless Day on February 26 at 7 p.m. The film explores the "roots" of Canada's diverse Black populations, tracing the history of individual and collective struggles and triumphs over a period of almost 375 years.
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Travel Back in Time through Pictures
Explore the Wetmore Collection of photographs and get transported back in time at Pier 21! These images show new immigrants during their first hours in Canada.
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