National Association of Japanese Canadians
180 McPhillips Street R3E 2J9 Winnipeg, MB, Canada

The National Association of Japanese Canadians is hosting Canada’s national labour film festival, the Canadian Labour International Film Festival (CLiFF). CLiFF brings the stories of workers and the conditions under which they live, work, struggle, and succeed in their daily lives to the big screen. CLIFF) is celebrating its 12th year by hosting CLIFF 2020 virtually. Now more than ever it is important that working people be able to tell their own stories in their own words and with their own images. Get your free tickets for this Canada-wide screening. https://watch.eventive.org/cliff//5fa9a21782aa5900362fd51f November 20 starting at 5pm (BC), 6pm (AB) 7pm (MN), 8pm (ON). I

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Happy Diwali! Wishing everyone safe celebrations.

Borrowed from Nature is live streaming now on CBC Gem https://bit.ly/2UseoE2 The documentary explores the complex and enduring history of Japanese gardens in western Canada through the life of famed garden designer Roy Tomomichi Sumi, with gardens in Lethbridge, Vancouver and New Denver.

NAJC president attended the Remembrance Day event at the Japanese Canadian cenotaph in Stanley Park, Vancouver. The event was live streamed and can be watched on youtube https://youtu.be/yjo6lWQi2_E The event followed COVID-19 safety protocols.