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Ministers statement on Taiwanese Heritage Month

North Vancouver, BCLocal News

Niki Sharma, Attorney General of British Columbia, proclaimed July as Taiwanese Heritage Month, a first for the province. This initiative acknowledges the rich contributions of the Taiwanese community, which boasts over 45,000 members in British Columbia. Sharma highlighted their dedication and innovation, noting the community's significant role in shaping the province's cultural and economic landscape. The month will feature various events, including the Taiwanese Canadian Cultural Festival in Vancouver, designed to showcase Taiwanese traditions and foster community engagement. Taiwanese culture is celebrated for its warmth and creativity, blending history with modern life.

These events provide a platform for all British Columbians to learn and appreciate Taiwanese heritage. The recognition aims to strengthen connections among diverse communities across British Columbia. This celebration reflects a broader commitment to inclusivity and cultural diversity within the province.

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