Canadian Ethnic Media Association

A Press Release from Rise Up! The 1956 Project:

Welcome to the 1956 Project!

Rise Up! The 1956 Project is a series of events and a companion publication dedicated to the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. (more…)

Remarks by Madeline Ziniak, Chairperson, Canadian Ethnic Media Association, at its BGM, held on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2006, in the boardroom of OMNI-TV, 545 Lakeshore Blvd. West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Below we have pictures of the meeting, including a picture of two new board members.

EXCERPTS FROM HER REMARKS:

This year, we decided upon a name more reflective of our inclusiveness we became CEMA and this change has been reflected in much wider interest in membership. (more…)

Reprinted from Marketing Magazine

RBC wants to be first for newcomers to Canada.

The bank is launching a marketing campaign to reach South Asian and Chinese communities across Canada. Its part of a larger initiative, two years in development, to make banking easier for immigrants, and tap into the burgeoning Asian demographic. (more…)

(Webmasters Note: CEMA Board Director Ace Alvarez wrote the following article for Marketing Magazine–Canada’s national weekly publication dedicated to the businesses of marketing, advertising and media [August 28-September 4, 2006 Issue], and is reprinted here for the benefit of members involved in multicultural marketing.) (more…)

Another Canadian Hispanic Day was celebrated in Toronto’s Jane and Finch Community on August 26 and 27. Click on the thumbnail photo below to see a collage of the two-day event put together by Toronto photographer Harold Navarrete and then click More to see his other photographs of the event. Harold, who hails from Nicaragua and is an expert in digital photography,can be reached at harold@photobeauty.caor by telephone at 416.804.4327

A photo collage by Harold Navarrete

MORE HISPANIC DAY PHOTOGRAPHS BY HAROLD… (more…)