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Category Archives: Associations
Guyana Festival Committee – Toronto- Guyana 53rd Independence Dinner and Dance – June 1, 2019
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Spring into Easter Dinner Dance Fundraiser – Toronto – April 18, 2019
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DETAILS & TICKETS at: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/spring-into-easter-dinner-dance-fundraiser-tickets-58497287963
GCCABC Upcoming Events – AGM (Apr 14th), Dance (May 25th), and Cruise (Sept 28-29)
Annual General Meeting of the Guyanese Canadian Cultural Association of BC.
It will be held on:
Sunday, April 14th , 2019 starting at 2pm
Location:
Tommy Douglas Library
7311 Kingsway Avenue
Burnaby, BC
Group Room
We encourage all recipients of this message to attend and support your local association.
Membership dues are $20 per year.
Please note that at this Annual General Meeting we will be accepting nominations for the position of President and all Board Positions.
Please share this information with your contacts
2019 Independence Dinner & Dance Please join us in celebrating our 53rd year of of Guyanese Independence. Continue reading
Guyana Cultural Assoc. of Montreal- Alzheimer Information Session – March 24, 2019
The Guyana Cultural Association of Montreal
Alzheimer Information Session
The Guyana Cultural Association of Montreal invites the general public to Information Session on Alzheimer’s Disease by a representative of the Alzheimer Society of Montreal. . Come out and learn more about this illness and have your questions answered.
Date: Sunday, March 24, 2019.
Time: 4. 30 p.m
Place: St. Paul Church. 3970, Cote Ste. Catherine Road. Montreal. Canada.
Metro: Cote- Ste. Catherine. Bus: 129
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ALSO VIEW INFORMATION ON DEMENTIA – Preventing Dementia Advice
Buxton-Friendship Express Newsletter – February 2019
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Attached is our February 2019 Buxton-Friendship Express Newsletter. You may also click on the following link to access a copy:
http://buxtonguyana.net/Buxton-FriendshipExpress2019-02.pdf
MINIBUS ACCIDENT CLAIMS TWO LIVES:
Words cannot express the pain and sadness that our community is going through right now, due to the horrific loss of life of two of our very hardworking women. Denise Cully (58) and Patricia Ellis (59) died as a result of a terrible accident along Success Public Road, caused by a minibus they were commuting in, early Sunday morning, 3rd March, 2019. They were both vendors at Bourda Market, where they were going to ply their trade. Continue reading →
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