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Parent and Grandparent Super Visa records success
Ottawa, May 18, 2012 – More than 3,500 Parent and Grandparent Super Visa applications have now been approved since the Super Visa was introduced on December 1, 2011, with an overall approval rate of 83 percent, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today.
“The Parent and Grandparent Super Visa is a great success,” said Minister Kenney. “Our Government is committed to family reunification. I’m happy to see that the program is growing and that more and more eligible parents and grandparents are getting the opportunity to spend longer periods of time with their loved ones in Canada.”
The process for getting a Parent and Grandparent Super Visa is simple and straightforward. Applicants for the Super Visa must submit proof that the host child or grandchild meets a minimum income level, demonstrate that they have purchased comprehensive Canadian medical insurance and undergo the Immigration Medical Examination. Ninety-nine percent of Super Visa applicants who met these requirements also went on to meet all
Canada reforms refugee system
Ottawa, February 16, 2012 — Legislation to protect the integrity of Canada’s immigration system was introduced today by Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney.
The proposed measures include further reforms to the asylum system to make it faster and fairer, measures to address human smuggling, and the authority to make it mandatory to provide biometric data with a temporary resident visa application. Read more...
Parent and Grandparent Super Visa
The first applications for the Parent and Grandparent Super Visa are now being accepted. The Super Visa will allow applicants to remain in Canada for up to 24 months at a time without the need for renewal of their status.
To be eligible, the applicant must be a parent or grandparent of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, provide a written commitment of financial support from their child or grandchild in Canada, including proof that the child or grandchild meets the low-Income cut-off, complete the Immigration Medical Examination, submit proof that they have purchased comprehensive Canadian medical insurance, valid for at least one year and satisfy the visa officer that they meet all other standard admissibility criteria.
Criminals cannot Sponsor Family
OTTAWA, ONTARIO - The Government of Canada is making it much harder for people convicted of crimes that result in bodily harm against members of their family or other particularly violent offences to sponsor any family class member to come to Canada. Read more..
Canadian Experience Class brings the best
November 2, 2011
Following a substantial increase in the number of student visas issued in recent years, Canada has welcomed its 10,000th permanent resident through the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) immigration stream, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today. Read more..
Merci Beaucoup Montreal
Friends of Publisher of Mosaic Edition, Edward Akinwunmi and Haitian born music sensation Nelo Chouloute came together recently for a business luncheon and networking at a reception in Montreal.
The event was to introduce Mosaic Edition multicultural newspaper and Mosaic Edition on-line to the Montreal audience. In addition, musical talent Nelo Chouloute used the occasion to inform of his project featuring remixing of his debut CD and video production to go with the music. Read more
Conservative MPs focus on new Canadians
October 22, 2011. Posted October 25, 2011
Chungsen Leung, MP for Willowdale and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Citizenship, Immigration, and Multiculturalism, John Carmichael, Member of Parliament for Don Valley West, and Joe Daniel, MP for Don Valley East hosted a media reception in Toronto to build new relationships with the cultural media and to strengthen existing ones.
The parliamentarians talked on what the government hoped to do during the parliamentary session on welcoming new Canadians and making sure they are well integrated and settled in Canada.
MP John Carmichael said that during the electioneering campaign he heard from new Canadians who could not achieve their potentials because they could not work in their profession. He said it was incumbent to make sure that those who decided to come to Canada should be able to achieve their dreams.
MP Joe Daniel said that the Human Resources Committee of the House of Commons was looking into the issue of credential recognition to make sure that those who landed in Canada highly skilled and with professional qualification could practice in their field.
Chungsen Leung, Parliamentary Secretary for Multiculturalism stated that his task was to look after new comers to Canada after arrival to make sure they are part of the diversity of Canada.
Story, photo and video by Edward Akinwunmi
Niagara Region Transit
Commuting between regional municipalities in Niagara Region is being improved with the launch of Niagara Region Transit. The new service aims to enhance transportation connection between municipalities and between existing transport services offering alternatives to travelers throughout the region. Read more...
Jack Layton 1950 - 2011
August 27, 2011 - Toronto
Jack Layton was honoured by Canadians from all walks of life during a memorial ceremony in Toronto to honour the life of the leader of the NDP.
Toronto, Ontario, August 18, 2011 — Today, the federal government expanded its “Wanted by the CBSA” list to include individuals who have failed to comply with the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) and have criminal convictions in Canada. Read more...
IMPROVEMENTS TO VISA SERVICES IN COSTA RICA
August 11, 2011
SAN JOSÉ, COSTA RICA — Prime Minister Stephen Harper today announced improvements to visa services and the opening of a Visa Application Centre in Costa Rica , which will make Canada an even more attractive destination for Costa Rican travellers.
The Prime Minister made this announcement during a roundtable discussion with local business leaders.
“In 2010, Canada had the pleasure of welcoming thousands of Costa Rican visitors to our country,” said the Prime Minister. “Improved visa services in Costa Rica will serve to address the number one irritant for the business community and encourage more tourists, students, business people and workers to visit Canada .”
The Government is increasing the number of Visa Application Centres around the world, while improving services at existing locations.
This new centre – located within the Canadian Embassy in San José , Costa Rica – is scheduled to open in September 2011 and supports Canada ’s efforts to strengthen its engagement in the Americas .
June 28, 2011
Crack down on crooked immigration consultants
Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, was joined by Bob Dechert, Member of Parliament (Mississauga-Erindale) and Phil Mooney, CEO for Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC) at the announcement.
Legislation cracking down on crooked immigration consultants will come into force on June 30, 2011, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today. Read more...
PM Harper fetes media
June 25, 2011
Members of Asian Television Network International and Publisher Mosaic Edition Edward Akinwunmi at the garden party.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Mrs. Laureen Harper held a garden party today on the lawns of 24 Sussex, Ottawa. Read more..
Canada acts on human smuggling
June 16, 2011
OTTAWA, June 16, 2011 — Vic Toews, Canada's Minister of Public Safety, and Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, today re-introduced legislation to prevent human smugglers from abusing Canada 's immigration system. Read more...
June 15, 2011
MEDIA TELECONFERENCE WITH CANADA’S MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS JOHN BAIRD REGARDING LIBYA. Read more..
June 1, 2011
Canada gives aid to world children
Students from Knoxdale Public School joined Minister Oda to announce $37 million of aid projects.
Niagara Folk Arts Festival 2011
May 14, 2011
Jason Kenney - Guru of Ethnic Voting
May 5, 2011
Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, Jason Kenney was photographed summer 2009 at the North Toronto Korean Festival. Photo/Edward Akinwunmi
Despite being credited with the strategy of the Conservative Party’s inroad into some ethnic communities of Canada, which resulted in a majority government for his party, Jason Kenney refused to gloat at his first cultural media national teleconference.
The minister opened the telephone conference with a gratitude to the ethno-cultural media outlets in Canada for their serious coverage of the election. Read more...
April 30, 2011
Conservative candidate Rick Dykstra opens Art Centre
April 21, 2011
TOWN HALL FORUM/DEBATE
Candidates for the 41st Federal Election in St. Catharines riding participated in a debate and town forum focusing on immigration, multiculturalism, and settlement of newcomers to Canada. Read more...
Caregivers want landed status on arrival
Caregivers deserve to be landed from day one, says the Member of Parliament for Welland in the 40th House of Commons, Malcolm Allen.
He was speaking to Mosaic Edition at a town forum in St. Catharines organized by Caregivers Niagara.
Malcolm Allen, Irish born, said his party will push for the enactment of parts of the immigration committee report which recommended landed status for caregivers upon arrival.
Malcom Allen is the NDP candidate for Welland in the 41st Federal election. Read more....
40th Federal Election Debate - Archives Sept-Oct 2008.
The public debate was sponsored by Mosaic Edition to bring issues affecting newcomers to the attention of the candidates.
It was also meant to introduce new Canadians to the civic responsibility of understanding the national political discourse before casting their vote. Look out for the 41st Parliamentary Election Debate 2011. Read More...
March 28, 2011
Conservatives will give $1300 family tax credit
Jason Kenney, former Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism, who spoke to the Cultural Media through a teleconference today elaborated on the announcement made by Prime Minister Stephen Harper on the proposal to stop the punitive tax laws against working family members. Read more...
March 25,2011
The 40th Parliament was shut down today after a vote of no confidence by the opposition parties passed in the House of Commons.
Ethnic Voters Ethnic Media
March 7, 2011
The controversy Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism has found himself on the strategy of the Conservative Party (CP) to target ethnic voters has opened up a lot of discussion on the reality of the growing strength of the cultural media and their audience. Read more..
PM Harper meets Chen on Citizen's arrest act. Read more...
Filipino community in Niagara crowns queen 2011
February 12, 2011
Trisha Dela Cruz is the 2011 Queen of the Filipino Canadian Association of Niagara, FCAN. The new FCAN ambassador hopes to study criminology.
She told Mosaic Edition after her crowning in Niagara Falls that she looked forward to experiencing various diverse cultures of the region during the Niagara Folk Arts Festival in May.
Trisha Dela Cruz will represent the Filipino community as the 2011 Ambassador to the festival.
Fergie Jenkins launches stamp in St. Catharines
Fergie Jenkins, Canadian baseball hall of famer was in St. Catharines to launch his commemorative Canada Post stamp as part of activities celebrating the Black History Month.
He was at the Distinguished Speaker Series special luncheon organized by the St. Catharines – Thorold Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Brock University.
He commended the role played by parents in making sure their kids play sports. Read more...
Kuumba Festival marks Black History Month
Warren Salmon was at the Kuumba Festival celebrating the Black History Month at Harbourfront Centre, Toronto with his son Shakari (8). His ancestors came to Canada from Jamaica in 1912.
He told Mosaic Edition he was at the exhibit to show his son some Black Canadians who have made significant contributions to the country. Read more...
Egyptians of all faiths should work together
January 13, 2011
Photo by Edward Akinwunmi
Egyptians of all faiths should work together, close ranks to end sectarian violence and confront terrorists, says the Prime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper.
The Prime Minister was speaking in Mississauga during a meeting with Coptic Christian leaders. Read more...
Celebrating the spiritual Festivals
Hamilton youths raise funds to save Globe Youth Services of SISO
Africans in the Niagara region should join hands to build their community
Pazapa Centre in Haiti Gets $50,000 donation
Happy Diwali
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YMCA Immigrant Settlement Services Opens in East-end Hamilton (March 19, 2012), HAMILTON -- A YMCA Immigrant Settlement Services office has opened in Hamilton’s east end, offering settlement and employment services for recent immigrants to Canada. This new centre – located at the corner of Barton Street and Centennial Parkway – is a satellite office of the main YMCA Immigrant Settlement Services in downtown Hamilton. “There’s a large population of newcomers to Canada settling in the east end, and we want to ensure that they have easy access to settlement and employment services,” says Lily Lumsden, Senior Regional Manager of YMCA Employment, Training and Settlement Services. The new east-end centre offers services including language assessments to help newcomers determine their level of English-language proficiency, and referrals to programs that can help with English language skills. Newcomers can also find orientation and information services aimed at helping them settle in Hamilton, including assistance in connecting with other local services that can help them with their settlement needs. These services are funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada. In addition to settlement services, YMCA staff can also help clients find much-needed job training, and full-time and summer employment opportunities through services funded by the province of Ontario.
-Posted March 17, 2012 - Burial of mother and brother of the publisher of Mosaic Edition in Lagos. 
- Posted January 12, 2012 - Publisher of Mosaic Edition loses mother and brother. Read more
Hamilton, November 30, 2011 – Representatives of the City of Hamilton and the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU) gathered today for the official opening of Collège Boréal’s new Employment Options Emploi centre. Located at 2 King West, (Bay & King) Lloyd D. Jackson Square, this one-stop service centre offers for free a full range of bilingual services available to all residents of Hamilton. Read more..
Sudbury, November 24, 2011 – Members of the Boards of Governors of Niagara College and Collège Boréal, their
senior staff and respective Presidents, met this weekend in Niagara to solidify the first year of their partnership. Read more.. 
October 29, 2011 St. Catharines, Niagara - Libya Free The Best is yet to come - Yasmine Mousa - This week the Libyan community in Niagara had more than one reason to rejoice. Besides Halloween and a week ahead of the Eid al Adha one of the most revered occasions on the Muslim calendar: the celebration of a Free Libya. Read more..
September 13, 2011 - Canadian-Teacher-At-Large #6 MEGA MALL WISHES AND STRATFORD DREAMS... I have been bad. Not bad in the traditional sense but bad in the sense that it has been ages since I have written anything. Mary Grace Betsayda writes from London, U.K. Read more...
HAMILTON, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Aug. 24, 2011) - University researchers and the automotive industry will now come together to develop "green" automotive technologies, thanks to a new investment by the Government of Canada. Read more...
Canada outlines support for drought-stricken East Africa August 17, 2011 Ottawa, Ontario―Beverley J. Oda, Minister of International Cooperation, today announced further details of Canada's support to the more than 12 million people in East Africa affected by the worst drought and famine in more than a generation. "Canada is deeply concerned by the growing impact of the drought and famine. As I saw on my recent visit to the region, the international community is working to meet the challenges of severe hunger and malnutrition and rapidly growing numbers of refugees," said Minister Oda. The Government of Canada is working in partnership with Canadians through the East Africa Drought Relief Fund. Through this relief fund, the Government of Canada will match the generosity of Canadians. For every dollar an individual Canadian donates over a 10-week period (retroactive to July 6, 2011 and ending September 16, 2011) to a registered Canadian charity responding to the drought in East Africa, the government will contribute an equivalent amount to the relief fund. The Government of Canada will administer the relief fund separately, disbursing sums to organizations best suited to make an effective and real difference in the lives of people affected by the drought. As well, through CIDA, Canada has increased its financial contribution by $50 million. This pledge follows the $22.35 million provided by CIDA earlier this year for humanitarian assistance in the region, bringing Canada's total support to $72.35 million, in addition to the relief fund.
Ottawa, August 5, 2011 — Prospective immigrants and visitors to Canada now have a new interactive web tool at their fingertips to help them determine if they are eligible to come to Canada. Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today the launch of the Come to Canada Wizard. “We understand that our application processes can be complex, but this new tool is a major service improvement,” said Minister Kenney. “The Wizard will make it easier for potential immigrants and visitors to navigate the application process.”
Volunteer Awards - Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada has announced that the call for nominations to recognize outstanding Canadians who volunteer their time and energy to make stronger communities across Canada is now open. The period to nominate is now open until September 9th, 2011 either on-line or by submitting written nomination papers. The awards will recognize individuals or groups of volunteers, businesses and not-for-profit organizations in five regions across Canada , and will offer a national award in two categories: one for lifelong achievement and one for new volunteers.
July 10 2011 - Drunk driving ban under review By Guidy Mamann, J.D. It seems that the time has come for Canada to review its ban on foreigners convicted of impaired driving. Read moore....
April 7, 2011 - Hamilton
The Immigrant Women’s Centre is now providing services for newcomers in the East of Hamilton at its new temporary location of 2255 Barton Street East. Through funding from Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) for the 2011-12 fiscal year, the Immigrant Women’s Centre is taking on the Job Search Workshop services in Hamilton, in addition to Welcoming Communities programming. The Centre is also expanding its orientation services for newcomers. Located in a busy and accessible strip plaza, the Immigrant Women’s Centre on Barton Street will be staffed with three full-time and two part-time orientation and referral workers. The centre will complement other essential social services already available in this part of the city. Services will be available in Punjabi, Arabic, Pashto, Kurdish, Hindi, Bengali and Urdu.
March 29, 2011 - Ethnic voters and election promises. Read more..
March 24, 2011 -- YMCA Immigrant Settlement Services will now be the first point of contact for newcomers to Hamilton. Read more....
Living in concern over loved ones in Libya - Yasmine Mousa. Read more...
Conservative party’s immigration record misses the mark. Read more..
The year 2010 witnessed the highest number of legal immigrants in more than 50 years to Canada. Read more...
The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 in Halifax—Canada’s sixth national museum has been opened officially. Read more..._Home.jpg)
Canada has announced changes to airport screening that will increase convenience for the travelling public while maintaining a consistently high level of security. Read more...
30 Appointees have been named to Ontario's highest honour
Canada will not recognize the expulsion of her Ambassador to Ivory Coast by the defeated President Laurent Gbagbo. The order itself is illegitimate since Canada views the regime of Laurent Gbagbo as illegitimate. Read More....
Indo-Canadian business leaders asked for input on Canada's economic growth. Read more...
Volunteers to receive Prime Minister's Award. Prime Minister Harper pays a visit to Welland.Read more...
Newcomers in the Hamilton area will continue to have access to the settlement services they need. Read more...
Liberals call for security infrastructure funding for Coptic Christian churches that may be at risk. Read more..
"Massive Conservative cuts to settlement agencies shred services for new Canadians at Christmas" - Liberals call for reversal of decision. Read More...
Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Jason Kenney held a teleconference to respond to recent criticisms of the federal government's cut of funding of some immigrant settlement groups. Read more....
The Immigrant Women’s Centre (IWC) has received a total of $300,000 in additional funding by Citizenship and Immigration Canada on an emergency basis to take over SISO’s integration and settlement assistance program.
In a statement, the IWC noted that since the recent withdrawal of funding from SISO by Citizenship and Immigration Canada, there had been confusion in both the media and the public as to how the resulting gap in essential services for newcomers in Hamilton will be filled.
"The IWC’s concern is that Hamilton’s newcomer families have the information they need to find the agencies that will enable them to access services essential to their settlement. The IWC is working hard to lessen the impact on the most vulnerable stakeholders, having their doors wide open for newcomers and their families."
The centre has five different locations in Hamilton, combined with 27 member team, supporting in 24 different languages as of November 22, 2010. Out of these, thirteen were recently hired with the funding, many of whom were previously employed at SISO.
The IWC’s settlement services include assistance with forms and immigration, trauma support and employment counseling,
referrals to community services, workshops and sessions as well as information on housing, healthcare, the labour market and
credential evaluation. Also offered are various workplace skill courses, language training and childminding.
Along with the Immigrant Women’s Centre, other Hamilton agencies have received emergency funding. Niagara Folk Arts
Multicultural Centre is now handling the Host program, and the YMCA is adding newcomer youth services such as homework
club, drop-in, and conversational circles. The Francophone Centre also offers settlement services for French-speaking
newcomers.
"Each agency is well-equipped and ready to serve the immigrant and refugee population in Hamilton."
The Burgoyne Bridge in St. Catharines will on completion enhance the prosperity of the downtown and the city of St. Catharines. Read More...
The Southern Ontario French Immigrant Women Association of Niagara, SOFIFRAN has expanded its original mandate to deliver services on women issues.
Hamilton –
An interim chief executive officer (CEO) has been hired for Settlement and Integration Services
Organization (SISO) of Hamilton.
Sandra Mlekuz, of Hamilton,assummed her new post December 6, 2010. She is currently the
vice-principal at St. Charles Adult Education Centres in Hamilton and has a long history of community
involvement.
“We are very pleased to announce that Sandra Mlekuz is joining SISO,” says SISO board chair Hussein
Hamdani. “We are in a time of transition at the agency and Sandra has a very strong background in
leadership and management.”
“I look forward to joining SISO as interim CEO,” Ms. Mlekuz says. “While SISO currently has big challenges,
I believe it also has much strength, and the services provided are vital to our community. We will work with
our partners and funders to rebuild and refocus the agency.”
Ms. Mlekuz says she is sensitive to the newcomer experience because she grew up in an immigrant family
and has worked extensively with immigrants and refugees throughout her career.
PM Stephen Harper at Sheridan College's Campus in Mississauga
The Mississauga campus of Sheridan College will help Canadians and new Canadians in getting the skills they need for new jobs in the years ahead, says Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Read more...
Canadians urged to test home for radon
Lifting of visas on Taiwanese good move for Canada. Read more...
Collège Boréal has officially launched its new Culinary Arts program (Arts culinaires – cuisinier). Read more..
Songs of the Underground Railroad have meanings far beyond their spiritual usage.
The Government of Canada has introduced the Preventing Trafficking, Abuse and Exploitation of Vulnerable Immigrants Act. The reintroduction of these important legislative amendments to Canada 's immigration laws will help protect vulnerable foreign workers such as exotic dancers who could be victims of exploitation or human trafficking.
Rona Ambrose, Minister of Public Works and Government Services and Minister for the Status of Women, and Joy Smith, Member of Parliament for Kildonan-St. Paul, made the announcement. Read more..
Kevin Johnson, Consul General US Consulate in Toronto speaks on U.S - Canada relations in the 21st century. Read more...
Canada’s Immigrant Investor Program should be treated like the crown jewel of our annual immigration plan… but it’s not. By Guidy Mamann. Read more....
Bishop Gerard Paul Bergie is the new Bishop of St. Catharines Diocese. Read more...
Immigrants and newcomers were provided an opportunity by the Canada Border Services Agency, CBSA to familiarize themselves with various services offered by government agencies at a one-day exhibition and workshop. Read more..
The respected community leader and Late President of Hamilton’s Afro-Canadian Caribbean Association, (ACCA) Beatrice McLean has been laid to rest in Hamilton
HAMILTON’S AFRO-CANADIAN CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY LOSES A LEADER. Ms Mclean passes on
FCAN Memorial Sports Awards Night. Read more...
Employers should hire more newcomers says Minister Kenney. Read more...
Minister Oda dismisses criticism on neglect of Africa. Read more...
Canada proposes law on human smuggling. Read more....
Niagara Welcomes Newcomers - Bruce Timms. Read More...
Anti-Smuggling Legislation Violates Refugee Rights - Amnesty International. Read More..
Attack the criminals, the traffickers and smugglers, not the victims. Read more..
Migrant Farm Workers need to be empowered. Read more...
Child Advocacy Centre get $5.25m. Read more...
Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney has announced a new program to help newcomers gain valuable Canadian work experience, a significant hurdle for many immigrants. Read more...
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff has announced the Liberal Party’s plan to help family caregivers with the cost of caring for sick or aging loved ones at home. Read more...
There are no cultural boundaries to Bollywood. Read more
PM Harper launches Mississauga BRT. Read more.....
“Diversity Works” program of the Hamilton Chambers of Commerce will help newcomers wishing to go into business. Read more....
Harriet Tubman gets Sculpture. Read more...
Mosaic Edition Webcast
Ottawa - 25 June 2011 – Prime Minister Stephen Harper met Edward Akinwunmi, the Publisher of Mosaic Edition at a garden party hosted by PM Harper and Mrs. Laureen Harper at their 24 Sussex residence
Prime Minister Stephen Harper at Eid on the Hill 
The St. Catharines Chinese School marked its 30th Anniversary June 18th 2011.
Mosaic Edition was at the event.
March 30, 2011 - Collège Boréal opens a new Francophone childminding centre
for immigrant students in Hamilton
Jewish and Iranian communities of Thornhill and Richmond Hill, Toronto came together to celebrate the harmony and diversity of the area by celebrating Purim and Nowruz.
Ladysmith Black Mambazo thrills audience in St. Catharines.
Ladysmith Black Mambazo speaks with Mosaic Edition
Dr. Zoo performed recently at the Sean O'Sullivan Theatre, Brock University.
FESTIV'ÉBÈNE 2011 - Project Co-ordinator SOFIFRAN Fete Kimpiobi with MP and Mrs Malcolm Allen of Welland
Orchestra La Tipica Hispana treated fans to Latin rhythms during the Family Day weekend. The number 1 Latin band in Southern Ontario played before a
full house at the Taco N Tequila, Niagara Falls.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper inspects an Honour Guard at the Mausoleum of King Mohammed V
The Annual Christmas Dinner of the British Methodist Episcopal Church, B.M.E Salem Chapel took place in St. Catharines.
CIDA unveils economic strategy for developing countries
Minister Kenney speaks on reform of Live-in care giver program
Halton meets Latin America
Mayor Brian McMullan speaks with Mosaic Edition
FCAN Seniors celebrate 20th Anniversary
Remembrance Day St. Catharines Mosaic Edition photos (Mephoto)
SEOUL, KOREA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper is joined by Barack Obama, President of the United States , and Lee Myung-bak, President of Korea, as the winners of the SME Finance Challenge are announced.
PMO photo by Jason Ransom
Prime Minister Stephen Harper meets with Barack Obama, President of the United States, and David Cameron, Prime Minister of United Kingdom, to discuss the progress of negotiations at the G-20 Summit(PMO Photo)
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Manmohan Singh, Prime Minister of India, announce the launch of free trade negotiations between their two countries (PMO Photo)
Prime Minister Stephen Harper chats with Hu Jintao, President of China, prior to the start of the opening session at the G-20 Summit(PMO Photo)
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