African Women Acting (AWA) is a not-for-profit organization geared towards empowering, preserving and promoting women issues & the heritage of African culture through African arts and Female artists or artists with African expressions.

The Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre is a charitable not-for-profit organization incorporated as the Folk Arts Council of St. Catharines in 1970, having the mandate to support and assist the ethno-cultural and newcomer community in Niagara through a broad range of programs and services. We have been active in facilitating and supporting the successful settlement and integration of newcomers since the 1960's. Our clients come from all parts of the world and include Landed Immigrants, Canadian Citizens, Convention Refugees and Refugee Claimants. A full range of programming is offered by ...

Niagara Parks operates as a self-financed entity under the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming. Our primary objective is to protect the natural and cultural heritage along the 56 km Niagara River corridor, which traverses from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario. This includes the protection of distinctive natural features such as the Niagara Glen, Niagara River Gorge and, notably, the iconic Canadian Horseshoe Falls.Host your next staff celebration, company anniversary, or holiday party at one of Niagara Parks’ stunning venues in the heart of Niagara Falls. From cozy gatherings at ...

St. Catharines has been Twin Cities with Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago since 1968. We are working on Economic Development initiatives between the 2 cities. We are a not-for-profit

Reimagining historic sites as creative educational leaders, community catalysts and engines of progress and social development. The John Brown Heritage Foundation was founded in 2015 to restore and preserve historic buildings and sites in celebration of Canada's rich heritage, beginning with the John Brown House and the Brown Homestead, the oldest house in the city of St. Catharines. Since then, our mission has expanded well beyond physical conservation, into one working to promote the use of historic sites as vital, dynamic community spaces. We believe that historic sites are best utilized ...

Since 1976 the Welland Heritage Council and Multicultural Centre have assisted thousands of immigrants in overcoming barriers to integration and watched with pride as they build new lives for themselves here in Canada. Our most significant contribution to our community is helping immigrants gain the necessary skills to live and work in Canada to become successful contributing members of our society.