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French Grandes Ecoles Alumni Association Ontario
French Grandes Ecoles Alumni Association Ontario
Connecting Leaders. Growing Relationships. AAGEF Ontario is the Elite French Graduate Schools Alumni Association working and living in Ontario. AAGEF Ontario’s mission is to: To promote networking among our members To improve the recognition of the Elite French Graduate Schools among the Ontario Business Community To facilitate networking between our members and alumni from leading Ontario and Canadian Graduate Schools ( Engineering, Management, Public Administration ) as well as with alumni from any other leading universities around the world or members of prestigious business clubs in Toronto. In short , we are connecting international business leaders ​in Ontario together and growing relationships

Toronto, Ontario

Greater Toronto Chapter of the National Association of Japanese Canadians
Greater Toronto Chapter of the National Association of Japanese Canadians
The Greater Toronto Chapter of the National Association of Japanese Canadians (NAJC) is a member of the National Association of Japanese Canadians. The roots of the Toronto NAJC are tied to the founding of the National Japanese Canadian Citizens Association (NJCCA) in Toronto on Labour Day Weekend in 1947. A group of community leaders led by Roger Obata of Toronto gathered representatives from British Columbia to Quebec to form the first national organization of Japanese Canadians. The NJCCA was renamed the NAJC in 1980. The goal of the NJCC was to establish a national organization to represent Japanese Canadians in their demand for the rights of citizenship and to address the unlawful dispossession of the community through World War Two. With the assistance of Mike Masaoka, of the Japanese American Citizen’s League (JACL), the National Japanese Canadian Citizen’s Association (JCCA) was formed. Later the name was changed to the National Association of Japanese Canadians (NAJC); although some chapters retained the initial JCCA name. Over the years the National organization and its chapters have created a proud legacy of advocating for Japanese Canadian interests. Objectives To advance education by providing presentations, workshops, classes, and other learning media to the general public about the history of racial discrimination against Japanese Canadians and the history of Japanese Canadians in the GTA, Ontario and Canada. To advance education by conducting research regarding racial prejudice and discrimination against Japanese Canadians and disseminating the results of the research to the public. To promote racial equality by providing workshops to the public about racial prejudice and discrimination, and to promote racial equality and eliminate racial discrimination through positive race relations.

Toronto, Ontario

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Brazilian Association in Canada
Brazilian Association in Canada
We aim to share Brazilian values ​​and activities, along with adaptation in other communities abroad. ​ Our main goal is to promote a better living condition, both personal and professional, so that all participants have a better and happier level in their stay and strive for success in this country, which we have chosen to be our home. ​ On the off hand, we also aim to diminish and prevent abuse, disrespect and theft of our associates by other individuals and schemes through educational training, warnings, advice, guidance, with the help of government agencies and others associations. With this, the personal and professional standard of living will have a higher and more rewarding results for those who work with us at this institution.

Toronto, Ontario

Malaysian Association of Canada
Malaysian Association of Canada
The Malaysian Association of Canada (MAC) is a non-governmental, non-political and non-profit organization. MAC brings together Malaysians residents in Canada through educational, social, cultural and economic activities.

Toronto, Ontario

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