2024 Event Highlight
Global Diversity Embrace
Ms. Jiang, the founder of Gifted People Services, mentioned that the employees at Gifted People Services come from more than ten different countries, reflecting the center's emphasis on and support for multiculturalism.On the second day of the event, which was Canada's National Day, Principal Chiang of the Talent Service Center cut a cake with Cui Binghui, Member of Parliament, and Mr. He Qixin to celebrate the National Day.
Wonderful sing and dances
Gifted People Services invited groups and associations from all walks of life to celebrate the Multicultural Festival. There were a variety of performances, including Western Jazz piano, Xinjiang dance, Mongolian dance, Peking Opera, and other multi-ethnic dances, and a jazz piano solo by local singer Kory lit up the room.
Multi-ethnic food and art stalls
The event invited more than ten groups of food, handicrafts, tea culture and other stalls representing ethnic groups, and the site was crowded with people happily experiencing the flavors of different regions and enjoying a feast for the palate and the eyes.
2023 Event Highlight
Rhythmic Canada Celebration
This multicultural festival received strong support from the Canada Day Drumming organization, which provided 300 rattles for the event and distributed them to all participants on site. At the beginning of the event, the waist drum team led the audience, and more than 300 people beat gongs and drums together to celebrate Canada's 157th birthday in a unique way.
MP Shaun Chen and Dianna Jiang, the founder of the Gifted People Services, took a photo together.
This event received support from three levels of government. Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau; Ontario Premier, Doug Ford; MP Mary Ng; MP Shaun Chen; MP Paul Chiang; MP Jean Yip; MP Francesco Sorbara; MPP Logan Kanapathi; MPP Billy Pang; Mayor of Markham, Frank Scarpitti; Regional Councillor of Markham, Alan Ho; and Councillor of Markham, Isa Lee all sent congratulatory messages to express their good wishes for the successful event, though they could not attend in person. MP Shaun Chen made a special visit to the event to deliver a speech, praising the Gifted People Services for their contributions to the community's multiculturalism, and presented a certificate to the center.