IDI hosted discussion  series in Toronto, Ottawa and Edmonton on themes around Radicalization and Extremism Ottawa’s Intercultural Dialogue Institute hosted its annual Interfaith Dialogue Supper and Colloquium at the Turkish Cultural Centre in Kanata with the theme “Deterring Homegrown Extremism: Can Faith Communities Help?”. According to Colonel Guy Chapdelaine from

“3 families from 3 different religions meet on an iftar dinner’’ Intercultural table : Food that gathers Every year, IDI Montreal organizes family meetings and promotes dialogue by bringing together different cultures and traditions. The “Meet your neighbors” program is an initiative of Intercultural Dialogue Institute whose primary objective is

CTHF bid farewell to the holy month with a cruise Iftar dinner on the Ottawa river. Attendees from all walks of life were able to enjoy not only the beautiful city skyline, but also take a tour of the historic buildings along the river. One of the participants, Mumin Yavuz,

Newruz Fest put forward the solidarity of Turkic Nations in Toronto once again. The cultural event themed as Newruz brought people of 18 distinct nations together. The event was organized by Intercultural Dialogue Institute with the sponsorship of Canadian Immigration and Citizenship Ministry. In the event, along with the traditions

“IDI Montreal gathered the mosaic of Montreal at the 11th Annual Friendship Dinner” IDI Montreal organized its 11th ANNUAL FRIENDSHIP & DIALOGUE DINNER & 2015 Art & Essay Awards Gala under the theme “Our differences, our richness” at Centre Mont-Royal. 130 guests gathered on this evening where speakers and guests

Canada Welcomes Ramadan For another year large tents were erected during Ramadan in various cities across Canada to resemble an Anatolian ambience for those attending the iftar dinners. These tents set the stage for organized events entertaining the attendees. The Anatolian Cultural Federation was commemorated by many on its successful

Selam Journey to the Spring, whose director was Hamdi Alkan and whose actors were Aslihan Guner, Gurol Gungor, Miktebek Apazov, Mert Yavuzcan and Egemberdi Bekboliev, met with its audience in Canada. The movie attracted so many people from different backgrounds in different cities. An audience, Mr. Erdal Dag, who watched

“Exploring Tolerance in a time of Intolerance” was the theme of this years Women’s day banquet hosted by IDIOttawa. A gathering of 90 women and men hailing from countries around the globe came together on March 5th to celebrate International Women’s Day via the theme of “Exploring Tolerance in a