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Lets try that again…

Posted By admin Posted on January 20, 2021

Happy New Year 2021!
Well, 2020 was a bit of a dud, the COVID-19 pandemic has put our lives on hold for the good part of a year so far. As we move into 2021, we look towards a brighter future and hopefully the return of some our regular events as the year progresses.

Our Facebook group Kia Ora Canada – Toronto continues to have a lively participation and discussion on all things New Zealand.

Join our mailing list to get details of events sent directly to your email inbox. We generally send a newsletter out once a month.

We have compiled some information on travelling between Canada and New Zealand based on first hand experiences. You may find this helpful if you are planning on travelling between the two countries.

Read that article here http://kiaoracanada.com/traveling-between-new-zealand-and-canada/

Rip Takhar, is a Business Development Manager with New Zealand Trade and Enterprise Canada and based here in Toronto. Read about the NTE here
http://kiaoracanada.com/new-zealand-trade-and-enterprise-in-canada/

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Kia Ora Picnic Day – Sunday September 8th, 2024

Kia ora all!

We are doing it! Sunday September 8th, our annual Kia Ora Canada Toronto Picnic BBQ. This year we have secured Picnic Area 2 at the spacious Marie Curtis Park!

Haven’t been to one yet? We bring the kai (food), you bring the fun. Simple!

There will be cold refreshments & snacks. And our small but well seasoned crew will gladly whip a few chops, burgs and snags on the BBQ for our mates and families while they have a yarn.

Come enjoy a day out at the park, we’d love to see you.

Loads of room on the grounds for cricket bats and rugby balls. We might even dig into the cupboards to get a lolly scramble going for the young ones. There’s a splash pad and playground for the kids. Even a beach. (For the sake of a fun, and safe environment, we encourage guardians to supervise children in these areas).

We’ve also stood witness to a few talented bakers in the past. Of course anyone is welcome to show up with afghan cookies or a slab of ginger crunch too! (*Hint hint….*) Just prepare yourself for lavish accolades and sweet praise from homesick sweet-toothed kiwis.

RSVP!

  • Coming!? Let us know as soon as poss, so we can plan food etc. You know the deal! It really helps! Please hit that link to Eventbrite.
  • Though it’s free of charge, you also have the option to leave a koha if your heart so desires! Societies like ours could not achieve any of this, without the continued love and generosity of our people.

What do I bring?

  • You, your loved ones, your friends.
  • Picnic blanket, lawn chairs, swimsuit and towel if you’re swimming, any kids games or adult ones too!
  • Special dietary requirements? We’ll have veggie burgers, but if the kai we have available still doesn’t accommodate you, no worries. Bring your protein of choice and we will take care of ya! Concerns or clarification? Please email us, we’ll sort it out.
  • Post on any of our social media platforms that you’re going, so we can look out for each other. Events are always cross posted.

How do I get there? 

  • Marie Curtis Park is located on the shore of Lake Ontario, just west of the Long Branch GO station. Lakeshore Blvd and Brown’s Line being the closest main intersection.
  • GO Train: Get on to the Lakeshore West Line and hop off at Long Branch GO Station. From there walk a short distance west on Lakeshore Blvd to 42nd Street.
    Head south to the lake, park located on the right. Look for the familiar flags!
  • TTC directions: Subway to Islington Station, take Bus route 110A or 110B Islington South all the way to the very end stop – Long Branch Loop (Stop ID: 5511)
    From there walk a short distance west on Lakeshore Blvd to 42nd Street.
    Head south to the lake, park located on the right. Look for the familiar flags!
  • Driving directions: From the QEW, Gardiner or 427. Take Brown’s Line south all the way to Lakeshore Blvd, turn right. After a short distance west, turn left on 42nd Street.
    Head south to the lake, park located on the right. Look for the familiar flags! You will find parking inside the Marie Curtis Park premises.

When:  Sunday, September 8th, 2024 – 11am Onwards

Where: Marie Curtis Park
2 Forty Second St, Etobicoke, ON M8W 3P2
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RSVP: Please hit that link to Eventbrite.

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Māori Culture opens the CNE

Tū Māia are a Māori kapa haka group from Christchurch New Zealand. Members from their group have performed in Korea, Japan, China, India, Malaysia, Singapore and across North America. Tū Māia are a group of 18 members, which are comprised of several family members. They perform traditional and modern Māori music and dance, including the awe-inspiring haka, traditional poi and harmonic group singing. Tū Māia are making their return to the CNE stage after a 15-year hiatus.

Get your Māori culture fix at the Canadian National Exhibition this year!
Details below.

When:  August 16th to August 20th at 2pm and 5pm then August 21st to 24th at 12:30pm and 3:30pm.

Where: International Stage, Princes Blvd, Toronto.
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More information: Visit the Canadian National Exhibition website

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Posted By admin Posted on August 1, 2024
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New Zealand High Commission to Canada

Her Excellency Cecile Hillyer pictured with Mary Simon, an inspirational leader and first Indigenous person to hold the office of Governor General of Canada, at the International Women’s Day Luncheon hosted by the Canadian Club of Ottawa and the Women Heads of Diplomatic Mission in Ottawa (WHDMO).

A quick acknowledgement of New Zealand’s current High Commission to Canada, Cecile Hillyer.

Naū mai ki Kanata! Welcome to Canada!

She showed much interest in the our group’s presence in Canada, with encouraging words of support as we met in the din of the Royal York Hotel. We wish her every success in her new post in Ottawa, and genuinely hope she is able to enjoy this special land, from sea to sea, as much as we do.

You can follow our diplomatic missions on most social media platforms such as instagram, X or facebook.

 

 

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Posted By admin Posted on July 1, 2024

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