Each time I learn more about the work of the Aga Khan, his institutions and his community of followers and their many contributions to Canadian society and the world at large, I become increasingly impressed with the level and quality of commitment and service being demonstrated to worthy causes in Canada and internationally.
“It’s an open walk for all to participate in,” Zen Tharani, WPW chair for Victoria.
Dragons’ Nest is a program where students become entrepreneurs, right in the classroom, igniting enthusiasm and engagement for all students.
Fayez Thawer – Managing Director, Tasico Hospitality Group
This Mawji family donation provides seed capital to establish the centre, which is expected to be operational in fall of 2017.
There have been studies that show Canada’s immigration and refugee system is much more generous than America’s
Software is crucial to every business now, and these are the up-and-coming developers who are advancing the field in Canada
Remarks by His Highness the Aga Khan, Chair of the Board at the Official Opening of the Global Centre for Pluralism.
Address by His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston, Governor General of Canada at the Official Opening of the Global Centre for Pluralism.
Global Ambassador @AnarSimpson is an absolute role model and inspiration.
A Senior Advisor with the Aga Khan Development Network
A UK based care agency acquired by the Vancouver, Canada based Pabani Family
Help Fight Global Poverty at the 33rd Annual World Partnership Walk with the Aga Khan Foundation Canada and the Almas Jiwani Foundation
In order to better understand the impact of our programming in early childhood education, the Aga Khan Foundation partnered with Dr. Frances Aboud from McGill University in Canada.
Celebrating Pakistan’s national day: Mahmoud Eboo
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