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    Ghanaian-Canadian Community Marketplace Launch

    65 Mayall Avenue. Toronto 65 Mayall Avenue, North York, Ontario, Canada

    Welcome to the launching of the Ghanaian-Canadian Business Marketplace! Join us for a day filled with networking, learning, and showcasing Ghanaian-Canadian businesses. Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, or just interested in supporting Ghanaian businesses, this event is for you.   VENDOR REGISTRATION FORM (USE THIS LINK TO REGISTER YOUR BUSINESS) - https://gcaocanada.org/vendorsignup/   ATTENDEES SIGN-UP ...

  • August is Emancipation Month

    Emancipation Month 2024

    5120 Yonge Street, North York 5120 Yonge St, North York, Toronto, Canada

    As August is Emancipation Month, we will be closing the month of Emancipation with “Continental Africa-Sankofa” The event is FREE for all attendees. We are inviting everyone to join us for a night of discussion, movie night, dancing and celebrating our cultural heritage and diversity. We will have food and cultural drumming and dance at ...

  • Health Series: “Strong Heart, Strong You”

    February is the month of love, and what better way to celebrate than by taking care of our hearts? Join us for our monthly health series, “Strong Heart, Strong You: Simple Tips for Healthy Blood Pressure.” High blood pressure can lead to chronic health issues if left unchecked, so we encourage all ages to attend and learn ...

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    Ghana @ 68 Quiz Contest – March 2025

    How well do you know Ghana and Canada? Join us for a Quiz Contest as we test our knowledge and celebrate Ghana’s history. The winning team will take home a trophy! Register by February 28, 2025, to participate. We encourage all community members to attend and cheer on the contestants! We look forward to seeing you at these ...

  • Ghana’s 68th Independence Flag Raising – March 6

    Celebrate Ghana’s 68th Independence Day with us at the Flag Raising Ceremony at Toronto Queen’s Park (110 Wellesley St. W). We encourage all Ghanaians and friends of Ghana to wear their beautiful Ghanaian attire and join us in this special celebration.

  • International Women’s Day – “Walk for Change”

    International Women’s Day is a time to recognize the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. This year, the GCAO Women’s Wing is hosting a “Walk for Change” to raise awareness about domestic violence in our community. We invite everyone to join this meaningful initiative and stand together in support of change.