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Perfect Pairings , a program by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, brings together home cooks to create recipes by blending elements of their unique cultural food traditions. This unique recipe was a collaboration between Comfort Foodies owner Keisha Carter and Ghada Shuli, founder of …
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To our ancestors who arrived from Belluno, Italy... You blessed us with your rich culture, vibrant traditions and enduring values. Your courage, sacrifice and hard work laid the foundation for the strong, diverse Canada we cherish today. Your journey and dreams made ours possible – and we proudly …
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Consulate General of Switzerland in Montreal Consulat général de Suisse à Montréal Schweizerisches Generalkonsulat in Montreal Swiss citizens began their new journey through the maritime port of Halifax. Their arrival contributed to the development of harmonious relations between Switzerland and …
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A grade 3 class is enjoying one of the Museum’s temporary exhibitions called Kids Celebrate! They are in their school uniforms. The exhibition focuses on 12 special times of the year. From Christmas to Diwali to Carnival, each is a day or a period of time celebrated by kids and families in Canada. …
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Maria Zampini returned to the site of her arrival in Canada, 61 years later. Tony Antonitti had already planned his trip to the Museum, part of a tour of the Maritimes with his wife Tina. Living in Montreal, they were looking forward to returning to the place where their parents, like hundreds of …
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Pilot Officer Norman P. Murphy …
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VAdm Duncan Dusty Miller …
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Perfect Pairings , a program by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, brings together home cooks to create recipes by blending elements of their unique cultural food traditions. This recipe was crafted by Brazilian chef Cinthia Marques and South Korean chef Kyonghee Oh (Sally), reflecting …
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The Ruth Goldbloom Educational Bursary Fund recognizes Ruth’s passion for Pier 21 and Canada, and her heartfelt commitment to making education accessible for everyone. Proceeds from the Fund will help offset costs, such as travel and accommodation, for educational visits to the Museum for school, …
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Accepting applications The Ruth Goldbloom Educational Bursary Fund is intended to defray the costs of transportation and/or accommodation to enable Canadian youth to visit the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21. Specifically, it is to support school groups and organized youth groups (such as …