Please vote for Victor Oh

Mr. Victor Oh speacking to new Canadian at the

Canadian Citizenship court on March 09th. 2011

Mr. Victor Oh was nominated for the Top 25 Canadian Immigrant in 2011 recently and not surprisingly quickly made to the short list.

Victor is a well known immigrant from Singapore, in Mississauga. He has done tremendous amount of charity work, and has contributed a lot of time and money for the welfare of all Chinese in Mississauga. I hope every one of you will not only cast your vote for him, but also forward this message to all your friends in Canada and overseas to help Victor Oh to win the top 25 Canadian Immigrant award for the year of 2011.


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Please click the website, find Victor Oh photo by clicking "O", nominate Victor Oh, type in your e-mail address and submit it.

Judge Mina Fung welcome new Canadian receiving their Citizenship today

It is not easy to uproot any family and than move them to Canada to start a whole new beginning yet because Canada is one of the world best country to live in many have choosen to do so. Today at the Citizenship court in Mississauga more than hundred and forty new Canadian have dedicated themselves to make Canada their new home and none more qualified to greet and welcome them were Judge Mina Fung. 

Judge Mina Fung also reminded all the new citizens that along with the great previledges of becoming a Canadian also come great responsibility. Minding them to remember their responsibity to be civic minded and to use their elecltion right to choose the goverment of thier choice.

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2011 Mississauga Chinese New Year Show Oceans Night

For the first time local and internation talents will showcase their talent at Mississauga Living Arts Centre on February 19th. 2011 at 7:30 p.m. to help celebrate this Chinese Lunar New Year with our very own Mayor Hazel as the Honour quest. This show will have a cast of over two hundred performers

Xin Tien Ti 2011 Chinese New Year Celebration

Saturday, February 19^th 2011

Once a year the Chinese Senior organized and displayed their talent in the typical Chinese style on Chinese New Year as part of our traditional New Year family gathering to celebrate and greet friends and relatives’ prosperity and good health. Last year the group gathers at Mississauga Valley Community Centre on a smaller scale with about two hundreds people in attendances on Sunday February 21st., 2010. As usual, all three levels of governments and other ethnic group and association were there to help the Chinese Senior celebrate this lunar rabbit new year.

By two o’clock in the afternoon the crowd was already packing the small downstairs hall of the Saviour Of the World Chinese Catholic Mission on 30 Bristol Road, Mississauga with high expectation of this year feature performances by the senior. The only Progressive Conservative Member of Parliament for Mississauga Mr. Bob Dechert was on hand to show support for the leadership of the Xin Tien Ti Senior Association that was instrumental in helping the local Mississauga Chinese Senior live a productive and active life in Mississauga. The greatest supporter for the Xin Tien Ti Senior Association from the Ontario Legistrature and former Labors Minister Hon Peter Fonseca is no stranger to the group was there to wish the senior a happy and prosperous Chinese New Year. Last but not the least Mr. Victor Oh the honor man in Mississauga for 2010 and Chair of the SafeCity Mississauga as well as Honary President of the Mississauga Chinese Business Association was always there to lend a hand for the senior.

For more photos taken during today event see gallery below:-

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Canada/China Supply Chain, Logistics & Trade Forum 2011 presented by MCBA

Wednesday, February 16th. 2011

The Canada/China Supply Chain, Logistics & Trade Forum 2011 is jointly presented by the Mississauga Chinese Business Association (MCBA), Supply Chain & Logistics Association Canada (SCL) and East West Focus International Inc on February 19th. 2011 at Double Tree by Hilton Toronto Airport, 655 Dixon Road, Toronto, Ontario Canada.

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Mississauga Residences help Mayor Hazel to celebrate her 90th birthday at LAC

February 13th 2011at The Living Arts Center, Mississauga

Today thousand of Mississauga residences were invited to the Living Arts Center to Celebrate Her Worship Mayor Hazel McCallion ninetieth birthday. The event was hosted by none other than the popular Mr. Jake Dheer, Station Manager from Rogers TV Mississauga. This year chair of the birthday party planning committee, Mr. Ron Lenyk was trill to see the enthusiast’s residences out pouring of support for the event, he said he wasn’t at all surprised by the huge turnout, considering Mayor Hazel McCallion enormous popularity.

Mayor Hazel 90th Birthday Gala

She is ninety years young and like the energizer rabbit she show no sign of her slowing down. Hazel McCallion is the mayor of Mississauga, Ontario, the sixth-largest city in Canada. Mayor Hazel McCallion has been Mississauga's mayor for 32 years, holding office since she was first elect in 1978 after narrowly defeating the popular incumbent Eon A. Searle. She is affectionately called "Hurricane Hazel" by supporters as well as the media at large for her vibrant outspoken style of no-nonsense politics.

Hazel Journeaux better know to the world as Mayor Hazel McCallion was born in Port Daniel on the Gaspe Coast of Quebec. Her father's family traces their roots back to the island of Jersey. Jersey is where the Bailiwick of Jersey which is a Bristish crown Depency off the coast of Nornamdy, France. Her father Herbert Armand Journeaux who passed away in 1944 at the age of 65 owned a fishing and canning company. Her mother, Maude Travers was a homemaker and ran the family farm until 1955. Hazel McCallion the sole survivalof the family had two sisters, Linda Maude Adams, and Margret Gwendolyn Travers Capener and two brothers, Herbert Lorne Journeaux, and James Wilson Lockhart Journeaux who are now with the Lord. She graduated from Quebec High School and later attended a business secretarial school in Quebec City and Montreal. She has stated, especially while receiving university honours, that she would have wanted to attend university, but financially her family could not afford it. After working in Montreal, she was transferred by Canadian Kellogg company to Toronto.

It was in Ontario where Hazel Journeaux met and married her husband, Sam McCallion in an Angilcan Church. It was her Christian faith that is largely attributed to her concern for the public good. There is too many thing I could have written about this dynamic women however, today over one thousand friends of the mayor contributed three hundred and fifty dollars each to attend her birthday gala in her honour and raise fund for the new Seridan College in Mississauga.

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