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Peace at home, Peace in the World
Carassauga Festival Turkish Pavilion Sponsors
TURKIYE CARASSAUGA PAVILION INFORMATION
“PEACE AT HOME PEACE IN THE WORLD”
M.KEMAL ATATURK
HOSTS;
TURKISH CULTURE AND FOLKLORE SOCIETY OF CANADA
MEDIA SPONSORS
Bizim Anadolu (http://www.bizimanadolu.com/)
Turkuaz TV (http://www.turkuaz.tv/)
http://www.turksplanet.com/ (AltınRehber.ca)
PLATINIUM SPONSORS
MARCHE ISTANBUL
WESTERN UNION (www.westernunion.ca)
GOLD SPONSORS
Quex Inc
SISO: Settlement and Integration Services Organization
http://www.siso-ham.org/
SILVER SPONSORS
Murat Doğan
Sal's Auto Service Centre Ltd
BRONZE SPONSORS
Ayla Cintosun
İbrahim Cintosun
Cafe İstanbul
Elvan Amasya
Entech Forensic Investigations http://www.entechforensic.com/
Ertuğrul Alp
Müslüm Kabakulak
New Era Pharmacy
Individual Sponsors
Cemal Altınöz
Muammer Yazıcı
NDA design
Nurcan Doğan
Sita Group Ltd
VENDOR SPONSORS
Boutique La Villa
Capadoccia Canada Trading
English School
Eyüp Hababçı
İpek Mobilya
Marche İstanbul
Mary Ginseng House http://www.maryginsenghouse.com/
MnM Tshirt
New Classic Import
Siso
Sun Life Insurance
Türkan Dasçı
Western Union
Yar Gift www.YarGift.com
Artist Sponsors
Haysam Haytaoğlu
Melis Ünsal
Mustafa Çetin
Nuriye Kılınç
Ruhi Tuna
Sara Bilge Çağlar
Vilademir Topal
Special Thanks to
Carassauga Comittee , Volunteers and members of Turkish Culture and Folklore Society of Canada
“PEACE AT HOME PEACE IN THE WORLD”
M.KEMAL ATATURK
HOSTS;
TURKISH CULTURE AND FOLKLORE SOCIETY OF CANADA
MEDIA SPONSORS
Bizim Anadolu (http://www.bizimanadolu.com/)
Turkuaz TV (http://www.turkuaz.tv/)
http://www.turksplanet.com/ (AltınRehber.ca)
PLATINIUM SPONSORS
MARCHE ISTANBUL
WESTERN UNION (www.westernunion.ca)
GOLD SPONSORS
Quex Inc
SISO: Settlement and Integration Services Organization
http://www.siso-ham.org/
SILVER SPONSORS
Murat Doğan
Sal's Auto Service Centre Ltd
BRONZE SPONSORS
Ayla Cintosun
İbrahim Cintosun
Cafe İstanbul
Elvan Amasya
Entech Forensic Investigations http://www.entechforensic.com/
Ertuğrul Alp
Müslüm Kabakulak
New Era Pharmacy
Individual Sponsors
Cemal Altınöz
Muammer Yazıcı
NDA design
Nurcan Doğan
Sita Group Ltd
VENDOR SPONSORS
Boutique La Villa
Capadoccia Canada Trading
English School
Eyüp Hababçı
İpek Mobilya
Marche İstanbul
Mary Ginseng House http://www.maryginsenghouse.com/
MnM Tshirt
New Classic Import
Siso
Sun Life Insurance
Türkan Dasçı
Western Union
Yar Gift www.YarGift.com
Artist Sponsors
Haysam Haytaoğlu
Melis Ünsal
Mustafa Çetin
Nuriye Kılınç
Ruhi Tuna
Sara Bilge Çağlar
Vilademir Topal
Special Thanks to
Carassauga Comittee , Volunteers and members of Turkish Culture and Folklore Society of Canada
Carassauga Festival
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Turkiye Tourism
- TURKISH CULTURE AND FOLKLORE SOCIETY OF CANADA
- Turkiye lies on the ruins of many civilizations including Hittites, Trojans, Greeks, Romans, Byzantine Empire, Seljuks and Ottomans etc. You can feel this wealth of history everywhere you go in Turkiye. Turks have a great cuisine, infamous baths, rich traditions associated with tea and coffee, evil eye pendants, high quality towels and bathrobes, traditional rugs, whirling dervishes, nargile (Turkish water pipe) and of course Turkish delight. You can get engaged in a variety of activities in Turkiye including river rafting, skiing, scuba diving, cruising and hot air ballooning. You can travel thousands of years back in time at the historical sites, or enjoy the works of nature.With a rich history, sandy beaches, wide variety of climate and landscapes, and several activities to do, Turkiye is definitely a good option to have a remarkable vacation without straining your budget. For more information please contact; turkishcultureandfolklore@gmail.com
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk (The founder of the Turkish Republic and its first President )
Peace at home, Peace in the World
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk (The founder of the Turkish Republic and its first President)Ataturk was born in Salonika in 1881. He passed away in Istanbul on 10 November 1938.Atatürk was a military genius, a charismatic leader, also a comprehensive reformer in his life. It was important at the time for the Republic of Turkey to be modernized in order to progress towards the level of contemporary civilizations and to be an active member of the culturally developed communities. Mustafa Kemal modernized the life of his country. In 1981 on the centenary of his birth, Atatürk was commemorated both in Turkey and abroad as a peerless leader, commander, revolutionary, politician and statesman. UNESCO declared 1981 as "The Year of Atatürk". “Peace at home, Peace in the World”"Religion is an issue of conscience. Everyone is free to conform to the commands of their conscience. We show respect for religion. We are not against a way of thinking or thoughts. We are only trying not to mix religious affairs with the affairs of the nation and the state."-- M.K. Atatürk
www.Carassauga.com
Information About Carassauga
Carassauga is Ontario’s largest multi-cultural festival. Held over three days the last weekend in May, throughout the City of Mississauga, visitors have the opportunity to “travel the world” without leaving the City.
In 2007, over 215,000 guests visited twenty-three different pavilions located in various cultural and recreation centres and arenas in the City of Mississauga. Last year Carassauga introduced for the first time the International Pavilion, a collection of countries under one roof. Each pavilion depicted the culture of their country of origin through food, music, art, dance, fashion shows, historical displays, games and vendors.
Carassauga is an incorporated non-profit volunteer community organization, celebrating its 23rd anniversary in 2008. Last year over 3,000 volunteers gave of their time to ensure its success.
Carassauga aims to promote understanding, respect and co-operation among all Canadians of different heritage, where people can forget politics and celebrate culture.
Carassauga operated for the first time in 1986 with 10 pavilions, initially operating only on Saturday and Sunday. It was developed in response to a challenge put out by our Mayor, Hazel McCallion, to all ethnocultural groups invited by her to attend a meeting in the old City Hall in the fall of 1985.
The festival has always operated during the month of May for the past 17 consecutive years, and has stuck to the weekend following the May 24th designate weekend since the early 90's.
Over the years it has attracted 27 different "countries" to be entered, each of which is sponsored by a local non-profit organizations. A "Country" is generously defined as being any of:
countries recognized formally by the United Nations,
countries which have a historic tradition of independence of self-rule (eg. England or Scotland or Croatia),
Geographic regions sharing a common cultural heritage (eg. Caribbean or Latin America),
The organization became incorporated as a non-profit organization with the Ontario Government in 1992, and currently has the following incorporated objectives: "To primarily organize, manage, finance, and promote "Carassauga", an annual Mississauga-wide festival event, in co-operation with City-based ethnocultural organizations, with the following objectives:
To provide an opportunity for Mississauga citizen groups from different countries of origin to promote public awareness, appreciation, and enjoyment of their cultures and cultural expressions,
To promote principles of good citizenship, thereby encouraging tolerance, mutual cooperation, and respect between and amongst Mississauga citizens,
To encourage ethno-specific groups to cooperate together and to participate in mainstream cultural, civic, and social activities.
It has always enjoyed a close affiliated working relationship with the City via Recreation and Parks Division. It initially relied on City Council Corporate Grants to subsidize its operation, but evolved to become independent of reliance on these grants in 1995. (The Mayor is especially proud of that fact).
Carassauga is Ontario’s largest multi-cultural festival. Held over three days the last weekend in May, throughout the City of Mississauga, visitors have the opportunity to “travel the world” without leaving the City.
In 2007, over 215,000 guests visited twenty-three different pavilions located in various cultural and recreation centres and arenas in the City of Mississauga. Last year Carassauga introduced for the first time the International Pavilion, a collection of countries under one roof. Each pavilion depicted the culture of their country of origin through food, music, art, dance, fashion shows, historical displays, games and vendors.
Carassauga is an incorporated non-profit volunteer community organization, celebrating its 23rd anniversary in 2008. Last year over 3,000 volunteers gave of their time to ensure its success.
Carassauga aims to promote understanding, respect and co-operation among all Canadians of different heritage, where people can forget politics and celebrate culture.
Carassauga operated for the first time in 1986 with 10 pavilions, initially operating only on Saturday and Sunday. It was developed in response to a challenge put out by our Mayor, Hazel McCallion, to all ethnocultural groups invited by her to attend a meeting in the old City Hall in the fall of 1985.
The festival has always operated during the month of May for the past 17 consecutive years, and has stuck to the weekend following the May 24th designate weekend since the early 90's.
Over the years it has attracted 27 different "countries" to be entered, each of which is sponsored by a local non-profit organizations. A "Country" is generously defined as being any of:
countries recognized formally by the United Nations,
countries which have a historic tradition of independence of self-rule (eg. England or Scotland or Croatia),
Geographic regions sharing a common cultural heritage (eg. Caribbean or Latin America),
The organization became incorporated as a non-profit organization with the Ontario Government in 1992, and currently has the following incorporated objectives: "To primarily organize, manage, finance, and promote "Carassauga", an annual Mississauga-wide festival event, in co-operation with City-based ethnocultural organizations, with the following objectives:
To provide an opportunity for Mississauga citizen groups from different countries of origin to promote public awareness, appreciation, and enjoyment of their cultures and cultural expressions,
To promote principles of good citizenship, thereby encouraging tolerance, mutual cooperation, and respect between and amongst Mississauga citizens,
To encourage ethno-specific groups to cooperate together and to participate in mainstream cultural, civic, and social activities.
It has always enjoyed a close affiliated working relationship with the City via Recreation and Parks Division. It initially relied on City Council Corporate Grants to subsidize its operation, but evolved to become independent of reliance on these grants in 1995. (The Mayor is especially proud of that fact).
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