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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.

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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Statement by Prime Minister Carney commemorating the Komagata Maru incident
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Statement by Prime Minister Carney commemorating the Komagata Maru incident

Prime Minister Mark Carney commemorated the Komagata Maru incident, reflecting on the 1914 tragedy where 376 passengers were denied entry into Canada due to discriminatory laws. He emphasized the importance of confronting this dark chapter in history to prevent future injustices and promote true inclusion. Carney called for remembrance and action to honor the past and learn from it.

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PCHC-MoM new office space
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PCHC-MoM new office space

On April 25th, 2025, the PCHC-MoM team visited their new office space for the first time, hosted by the Immigrant Services Society of BC. Guided by Facilities Manager Veronica Lee, the team explored the building and envisioned its possibilities. This marks an exciting milestone as PCHC-MoM deepens its mission to support and amplify immigrant and refugee voices.

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Message to acknowledge the tragedy at the 2025 Lapu-Lapu Festival in Vancouver, BC
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Message to acknowledge the tragedy at the 2025 Lapu-Lapu Festival in Vancouver, BC

PCHC-MoM extends heartfelt condolences to the Filipino community affected by the tragedy following the Lapu Lapu Festival on April 26, 2025. This annual celebration honours Lapu-Lapu’s historic resistance against colonization, a powerful symbol of Filipino pride and resilience. Officially recognized in B.C. as Lapu-Lapu Day, the event highlights the rich cultural contributions of Filipino Canadians.

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