Mississauga Chinese Business Association annual general meeting and fund raising for the COP for Cancer fund.

Wednesday April 23rd., 2014 at Summit Garden Chinese Restaurant

Tonight in Mississauga at Summit Garden Restaurant on 3015 Winston Churchill Blvd., at around six o.clock in the evening the Mississauga Chinese Business Association held its annual general Meeting for the year twenty fourteen to introduce its new board of directors and business networking diner. The meeting was well attended by the memberships and our most beloved Mayor of Mississauga her excellency Mayor Hazel McCallion who arrived a bit late after attending a critical building fire this morning where three of Mississauga finest firefighters were injured due to an explosion at the site.

       Nonetheless, Mayor Hazel told the crowded  attending the Mississauga Chinese Business Association that she appreciated the association long standing great work in Mississauga encouraging its memberships the true stewardship of community involvement and participation. She encourages the association to continue its great work in integrating new Chinese Canadian Immigrant in Canadian Mosaic and entrepreneurship. She also express her sincere thanks to the leadership of the Association for their long dedication to foster good relationship between the Chinese community in Mississauga and the Police as well as the fire department especially with their annual Crime Prevention Day held annually on September of each year.

       The association has been blessed every year with the support from all three level of government every year and twenty fourteen is no different. Hon. Brad Butt the member of parliament from Mississauga Streetville who was representing the federal government  in his message extend the federal government congratulation and thank for the works of the association. Likewise Hon. Bob Delaney Member of Provincial Government  for Mississauga Streetville echoed Mayor Hazel message about the community work by the association.

       Traditionally the city of Mississauga has strongly support the work by the Mississauga Chinese Business Association and their support can be seen on the strong presence of Councillor Ron Starr ward six and Councillor Bonnie Crombie Ward five.as well as Mayor Hazel. Earlier before the function start Mayoral candidate Mr. Steve Mahoney was presence to shake hands with members of the association as well as the board of directors of the association.

        Like the pass years the Mississauga Chinese Business Association was a strong support Cop for Cancer program and this year Sargent Harry Tam from the Peel Regional Police Force and a past Director of the association offered to have all his hair shaved to raise fund for Cancer. This year his target was to raised eight thousand dollars for Cancer Society. Fortunately, by the evening while his head was shaved by Mayor Hazel and Deputy Police Chief approximately eight thousand dollars was raised. However, the association is encouraging more member to donate for such a good course hoping to surpass the eight thousand dollars mark.

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MEXX grand opening sales

                        Store manager second to the left Ms. Marilyn Alessi
                              and her friendly staffs always ready to assist

In 1980 fashion designer Rattan Chadha and his business partners revamped their business by creating two popular clothing brands - "Moustache" for men and "Emanuelle" for women. Both labels had coordinated collections focused on lifestyle and youth fashion. In 1986 the two brand names were merged to form: M (from Moustache) + E (from (Emanuelle) + XX (an abbreviation for "kiss kiss" ) to create MEXX. Since then MEXX had grown to be an international prominent with more than eight hundred stores world wide.  MEXX recently started opening store in Canada and today had the their first store in Square One, Mississauga held it grand opening with special bargain and discount. MEXX is locate on the upper level in Square One near the Apple store.

Saturday May 26th., 2013 at RBC centre in Living Art Centre Mississauga

2013 recipient's  of the Leaders of Tomorrow essay competition

Al thought, Leaders of Tomorrow had been running this program for the last four years it is not suppressing but sad that both the Peel school boards are still not fully on board to encourage their student to take advantage of this program.  Sadly this program may be expanding to including science and technology as industries a planning to tapped into this program to recruit potential leaders in the field for career opportunities.

The 2013 winners for the Essay writing Contest are:-

Teacher`s Choice for grade 9-12

1st. place  Ciara Zogheib           St. Paul Catholic Secondary School
2nd place  Maxwell Tran           The Woodland Secondary School
3th place   Sarah Anne Aranha  St. Aloysius Gonzaga Secondary School

Teacher`s Choice for grade 7-8

1st. place  Olivia Sullivan       St.  Barbara Jr. high School
2nd place  Megan Rodrigues  St.  Barbara Jr. high School
3th place   Roman Kus          St. Thomas More Separate School    

People`s Choice for grade 9-12

1st.  place  Maxwell Tran             The Woodland Secondary School
2nd. place  Sami Reza                  Glenforest Secondary School
3th.  place  Carmel Francis           St. Aloysius Gonzaga Secondary School

Peolple`s Choice for grade 7-8

1st. place   Megan Rodrigues        St. Barbara Jr. high School
2nd. place  Danielle Pakulski         St. Thomas More Separate School
3th. place   Alssar Nazzal              Camilla Road Senior Public School

Finalists all categories:-

Urooba Imtiaz       Camilla Road Senior Public School
J.P. Borges           St. Pio of Pietrelcina Elementary School
Walid Mah`d         Fairwind Senior Public School
Tina Tian              The Woodlands Secondary School
Justin Buising         St. Aloysius Gonzaga Secondary School
Renda Ali              St Francis Xavier Secondary School              


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Carrassauga 2013

May 24th to 26 2013 in Mississauga

Annually this is a much anticipated event in Mississauga and this year is no different. Multitude flock to all the venues that host the 2013 Carrassauga in Mississauga.  Unfortunately, this year I have overbook my schedule and only able to attend the fabulous event for only one day.

I was at the African pavilion, Indian pavilion, Latin American pavilion and the Filipino pavilion all located at Hersey Centre at Britania between Kenedy and Tomken. The cultural show was outstanding and worth every penny you spend on the passport. I am not saying this because you think that I got the media pass. As a matter of fact I paid the full price for my passport annually although in the past year official from Carrassauga would snatch my paid passport and replace it with the official media allocated passport.

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Mississauga Chinese Business Asso. Christmas Party

2013-2014 Executive for Mississauga Chinese

Business Association and

Mayor Hazel McCallion, Deputy Minister Bob Dechert,

MP Brad Butt, Mr. Ron Starr and Police Chief Jennifer Even

December 15th. 2012

This evening Mississauga Chinese Business Association celebrated with all its members their annual Christmas party for the hard work for the 2012.

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Remembrance Day Celebration at City Hall

Friday, November 9th 2012

Lest we forget

Sunday, November 4th. 2012 at St John Dixie

This morning at around ten thirty a.m. the parade started from the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 582 at 456 Hensall Circle and all the participants marched to St. Johns Cemetery, where the ceremony was held. The most encouraging aspect of today's event is the tremendous responded from the children and their parents. The number of children and adults coming to show their support for our heroes and veterans were almost par.

All three level of government officials were on hand to show their support. MP Lizon Wladyslaw of Mississauga East - Cooksville, MPP Dipika Dameria Mississauga East - Cooksville and Mayor Hazel McCallion gave thank to the crowd for their support and the important to remember those who scarify so much for our liberty, freedom and peace. The ceremony ended with the laying of the wreaths and poppies at the Cenotaph. 

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