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Kia ora kiwis,
Waitangi Day at Hemingways is happening!
It will be a bit lower key compared to other years but still awesome we can come together and remember the history of our home country.
We will have some Hemingway's T-shirts and some goodies to give away.
Please RSVP to the Hemingways event so we have an idea of numbers.
(Obviously the usual limitations on seating and spacing are still in play.)
We should also have a board member or two out as well to meet and greet. Or perhaps wave !
Date: Sunday February 6, 2022
Time: 4pm
Where: Hemingway's , 142 Cumberland St, Toronto, ON M5R 1A8, Canada
RVSP: Hemingways Waitangi Day
Our Xmas Party is BACK!! Its been a long time since we have been able to get together so we hope you can all come out.
Are you from NZ, living or visiting Toronto? Do you love all things kiwi? Then grab your ticket!
It’s Sticky Beak the kiwis time to shine here in the Northern Hemisphere. So come on out and join us as we feast on some yummy NZ lamb shanks and pavlova. Lots of xmas cheer with good ole down under flair!
We’re looking forward to celebrating the festive season with you. Don’t delay in securing your spot as this event has been selling out each year.
WHEN: 6 pm, Wednesday, 8th December. Dinner will be served between 7 and 7:30pm.
WHERE: 1st Floor Dining Room, Hemingway’s Restaurant Patio and Bar, 142 Cumberland Street, Toronto
COST: $40
RSVP and More Information: https://kiaoraxmas2021.eventbrite.ca
Ticket Includes:
1 x three course meal (taxes/tips included)
– Drinks not included
As a result of #COVID19 restrictions, there will be no public Anzac Day services in Ottawa this year. Together with the Australian High Commission in Canada, The New Zealand High Commission – Ottawa will still honour our fallen & stand together with a broadcast of tributes across social media.
For more information see The New Zealand High Commission – Ottawa and the Australian High Commission in Canada
We have compiled some information on travelling between Canada and New Zealand based on first hand experiences. You may find this helpful if you are planning on travelling between the two countries.
Traveling between New Zealand and Canada
(info drafted as of early Jan 2021)
When contemplating any travel between New Zealand and Canada you will want to be certain that you are right up to date with all the requirements and rule changes that will be applicable on your travel date. The following is designed to provide you with some insight, guidance and advice on staying informed.
Rules are changing and flights are being canceled frequently around the world – do not be complacent and think Canada/US to NZ will not be hit.
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: The responsibility is yours and yours alone to ensure you do not have stale or inaccurate information. After all, it will be you that will be off to the airport to travel, not someone else, and you who won’t want to be one of many unprepared, or surprised and sorely disappointed travelers, that get turned back before their journey even gets underway.
Don’t just take someone’s word for it, or ours, be vigilant and check, re-check and check again… and then check it all over again!!!
Links and acronym definitions will be provided to assist you in interpreting this write up of a journey to the South or North.
Rip Takhar, is a Business Development Manager with New Zealand Trade and Enterprise Canada and based here in Toronto.
New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) is a government agency charged with helping NZ businesses to grow internationally. They use their extensive knowledge and global networks to help exporters of all sizes make better decisions and connect to the right partners and investors. They also connect international businesses and investors with high-value growth opportunities in NZ.
Rip has provided a some information on the work NZTE does.
Kia Ora and Seasons Greetings after what has been a tough year for us all in Canada and right across the world. No doubt we are all wondering when we will be able to see our extended families and travel again. I trust that you were all able to take a small break over Christmas and the New Year period.
My name is Rip Takhar and it is my pleasure to introduce myself to the Kia Ora Canada members and readership. It’s also a great opportunity to share information about New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE), and its role in supporting NZ Companies in Canada.
Happy New Year 2021!
Well, 2020 was a bit of a dud, the COVID-19 pandemic has put our lives on hold for the good part of a year so far. As we move into 2021, we look towards a brighter future and hopefully the return of some our regular events as the year progresses.
Our Facebook group Kia Ora Canada – Toronto continues to have a lively participation and discussion on all things New Zealand.
Join our mailing list to get details of events sent directly to your email inbox. We generally send a newsletter out once a month.
We have compiled some information on travelling between Canada and New Zealand based on first hand experiences. You may find this helpful if you are planning on travelling between the two countries.
Read that article here http://www.kiaoracanada.com/traveling-between-new-zealand-and-canada/
Rip Takhar, is a Business Development Manager with New Zealand Trade and Enterprise Canada and based here in Toronto. Read about the NTE here
http://www.kiaoracanada.com/new-zealand-trade-and-enterprise-in-canada/
Happy New Year 2020! And with this New Year comes a new and updated website. We’ve tried to keep it simple and easy for you to navigate and find information.
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