Cuban Consulate in Toronto participates in the celebration of the birth anniversary of Simón Bolívar and Hugo Chávez.
Members of the Cuban Consulate in Toronto participated in the activity organized by the Louis Riel Bolivarian Circle and the Hugo Chavez Front to commemorate in front of the Bolivar monument in Trinity Bellwood Park, the 239th anniversary of the birth of Simon Bolivar and the 68th of Commander Hugo Chavez.
Meeting of the General Consul of Cuba in Toronto with Joe Mihevc, Toronto City Councilman
The General Consul of Cuba in Toronto held a fruitful exchange with Joe Mihevc, Councilman for Ward 10 - Spadina-Fort York, in his office at City Hall. The meeting explored ways to promote projects of mutual interest.
The Canadian politician was interested in the current situation in our country, especially in the fight against COVID-19, acknowledged the achievements of the Cuban health system and ratified his sympathy for our people.
Political-cultural evening from the Embassy of Cuba in Canada.
Between songs and poetry, a political-cultural evening was held at the headquarters of the Cuban Embassy in Canada. It was attended by friends, Cubans living in Canada, representatives of the organizations Ottawa-Cuba Connections, Association d'Amitié Outaouais-Cuba and members of the Cuban mission in Ottawa.
Strengthening ties of friendship from British Columbia.
After an intense working tour through several Canadian provinces, Sandra Ramírez, Director of the North America Desk of the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP by its acronym in Spanish language), together with Aileen Carmenaty, Press and Cultural Attaché of the Cuban Embassy in Canada, visited British Columbia, where they held several meetings with friends of Cuba from Vancouver, Nanaimo, Victoria and Calgary (Alberta).
Cuban Consulate participates in Toronto Latin Fair.
On Sunday, July 3, the Consulate of Cuba along with other Latin American consulates accredited in Toronto (Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Mexico) exhibited part of their roots at the Latin Fair in Toronto to highlight the Hispanic heritage and cultural diversity in Canada.