Ghanaians living in the largest commercial city of Canada, Toronto, teamed up with the City of Toronto to clean up some parts of the city, specifically the Chalkfarm Park area which houses a lot of immigrants on May 4, 2019. This effort at cleanliness is a collaboration between the Ghanaian Canadian Association of Ontario (GCAO).
Dear Community Leaders/Members/Churches, The Ghanaian-Canadian Association of Ontario (GCAO) alias Ghana Union is embarking on a maiden two day community clean up exercise on May 4 and May 25. You and your members are cordially invited to join this voluntary community cleanup effort for at least one or both dates. ● 4 May 2019, from
The Queen’s Park in Toronto which the seat of the Ontario Provisional government was this year the venue where Ghanaians living in Ontario raised Ghana’s Flag to commence celebrations of Ghana’s 62nd Independence Anniversary. The ceremony that took place in afternoon of Friday, March 8, 2019 was organized by the Consulate General of Ghana in
Our young adults are leading the Independence celebration this year. The focus this year is Culture, Traditions and Heritage. What does it mean to be a Ghanaian, the rich history and traditions To ensure everyone is able to attend….kids, young, old and other communities can join …it is FREE Event. March 9th, 2019 at Continuation Event Hall. 10 Belfield, Etobicoke. Let us strive
Executive Secretary of the Ghana Identification Authority, Prof. Ken Attafuah has said Ghanaians in the diaspora would get their Ghana cards from the second half of 2019 and most would have had it by early 2020. Toronto meeting Addressing a cross section of Ghanaians in Toronto Canada over the weekend on the progress the NIA
