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Welcome to our News page — your hub for the latest updates from PCHC-MoM. Here, we share stories, event highlights, and important announcements related to our ongoing work in heritage, migration, and community engagement. Stay connected as we continue to celebrate diverse voices and experiences across Canada.

Winnie Cheung Honored with ACWW Community Builders Award
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Winnie Cheung Honored with ACWW Community Builders Award

The Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop (ACWW) proudly announces Winnie Cheung as a recipient of the 2025 Community Builders Award! A driving force in Vancouver's arts scene, Winnie's leadership has amplified underrepresented narratives and supported generations of Asian Canadian artists.

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Canada Day Drumming Celebration
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Canada Day Drumming Celebration

Join us on July 1, 2025, for the 9th Annual Canada Day Drumming event! From coast to coast, cities will be hosting drumming events. Bring your drums, pots & pans!! British Columbia will be hosting their own events in various locations filled with drum performances from various cultures and uniting at 11:30AM PDT to drum together for 6 minutes, celebrating unity and diversity among all cultures. Don't miss out on this incredible experience!

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Canada Together 2025 at Canada Place
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Canada Together 2025 at Canada Place

Join the excitement on July 1st for Canada Together 2025 — a free, family-friendly celebration filled with live music, cultural performances, food trucks, kids’ activities, and more. This year’s theme, “Weaving together the fabric of a nation,” honours Canada’s rich diversity and Indigenous partnerships. Don’t miss Vancouver’s biggest Canada Day event!

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National Indigenous History Month 2025
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National Indigenous History Month 2025

National Indigenous Peoples Day, observed every June 21, was first declared "National Aboriginal Day" in 1996 by Governor General Roméo LeBlanc. This recognition followed years of advocacy from various Indigenous groups. The day was officially renamed in 2017 and is now a key part of Canada's summer cultural celebrations.

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