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April 6 2022,
In 1920, my grandfather Nate Tepperman an immigrant arrived to Canada with nothing. There was no MCC back then, no language or settlement services, and no community connections. His drive, determination and values system was passed on to future generations helping us reach our company’s 97th anniversary this year. We have 6 Guiding Principle that steer us through life, 1 of them being about strengthening our communities. We believe we have a responsibility and obligation.
January 10, 2022,
The MCC Harmony Through Education scholarship program creates opportunities, fosters aspirations, and expands potentials.
With the financial support of individual donors, the program supports the education efforts of newcomers in Windsor-Essex. Through this initiative, the MCC is able to contribute to covering the cost of education-related expenses.
October 28, 2021,
Windsor has known the Nupur Jhankar group of Indian dancers for the last 35 years. We are a fixture at the Carrousel of Nations every year and our friendships with all our communities have danced a life time.
WE MISS ALL OF YOU! PERIOD!
By: Jordan Ouellette
August 20, 2021,
My name is Jordan. I’m a 20 year old living in the Drouillard Road area. I’m a brother to two siblings and six step siblings and they all look up to me. I have struggled throughout my childhood to get to where I am at today and it wasn’t easy to do but I continued to push down the broken path to come out the strongest I could be.
By: Sereine Elbalkhi
July 18, 2021,
When home won’t let you stay,
and you have to get away,
it’s something you thought you would never say!
By Barbara Peirce Marshall
May 10, 2021
At ENWIN we believe that diversity and inclusion are important concepts that should be reflected in our community partnerships and in the way we do business.
Service to our customers has always been our primary focus and we know we are better able to serve customers when we understand their needs and perspectives. That understanding must begin on the inside – with a workforce that is part of, and reflects, the community.
By Barbara Peirce Marshall
March 30, 2021
Pam Mady, Manger of Communications for the Multicultural Council spoke with Patty Handysides of AM800 about some of the challenges faced by non-profit organizations during COVID-19 as well as the MCC Harmony campaign undertaken by the Multicultural Council.
By County of Essex Warden, Gary McNamara
April 3, 2021
Of all the events I attend in my capacity as Warden of Essex County, Carrousel of the Nations is easily one of the most rewarding, inspiring and educational. For more than four decades it has been a movable feast, celebrating the multitude of cultures that make Windsor-Essex so diverse and dynamic and allowing locals to travel the globe without ever leaving their region.
By City of Windsor Mayor, Drew Dilkens
March 22, 2021
One of the great honours for me as Mayor is representing individuals and families from a wide range of cultures and nationalities. Windsor’s close proximity to the United States, low cost of living, prosperous economy, abundant natural areas, warm weather and friendly residents have all combined to make it a destination…
By MCC Executive Director, Kathie Thomas
March 22, 2021
The mission of the Multicultural Council has always been to create a welcoming community, and one of our most treasured pursuits is to do so through community engagement. Working for and with residents and partners here in Windsor-Essex, and listening to and learning from their…