Category : Refugees

893. Affordable Events December 21-30 in Multicultural Toronto – 2019

Most Torontonians identify themselves as Christian so it’s only logical that Christmas events dominate this month. But Toronto has other parts of the world

870. April 30 ENGLAND UPDATE: Affordable Events April 26-30 & May 1 in Multicultural Toronto – 2019.

The world is as usual in Toronto:  African music, a Buddhist retreat, and a couple world-encompassing conferences.  It’s Orthodox Easter with its sadness and

862. Affordable Events March 7–16+ in Multicultural Toronto – 2019.

My husband has been struggling with cancer and heart disease for the last four years. I have accompanied him frequently to a couple of

801. December 20-27 events in Multicultural Toronto -2017

Many of the following free events are indoors but some are out of doors during this Christmas period: a new ice rink to experience,

793. Remembrance Day and Ai Weiwei’s Film “Human Flow” in Multicultural Toronto – Now to November 11, 2017

Official ceremonies on or around November 11 take place at civic sites around the GTA. Also known locally as Armistice Day, the date was

747. More on Refugee Rights Month in Toronto – April 2017

 We posted a partial list of events about this special month earlier. Here’s a more complete list thanks again to Eusebio Garcia: Refugee Rights

743. Refugee Rights Month – April, 2017

Look for events about Refugee Rights Month and an exciting refugee art exhibition. Refugee Rights 2017 Month Proclamation organized by the City of Toronto

707.  Sharing your Christmas Dinner with a Newcomer Refugee Family – 2016

I’m finding a lot of interest in Torontonians looking for a refugee family to share their Christmas dinner. More resources are available this year

677. Two Roma Events August 2 – 2016

Fund-raiser for a Hungarian family who lived in sanctuary in two Toronto churches for nearly three years after losing their refugee claim. They said

609. Refugee Documentary from Germany –  March 10, 2016

Germany has received over 1 million refugees over the past year. The Goethe Institute told us about a 4-part film series about recent refugees