Press Release
Regina, July 3, 2019
The Igbo Cultural Association of Saskatchewan is saddened by the death of Saskatchewan’s 22nd Lieutenant Governor the Honourable W. Thomas Molloy, O.C., S.O.M., on July 2nd, 2019, following a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.
The Igbo community of Saskatchewan joins the entire province in mourning as well as appreciation of his life and service to our province. May God Almighty find a special way to console his family and loved ones.
For Immediate Release
Regina, June 27, 2019.
As we prepared for Igbo Day on August 3, 2019, the Igbo Cultural Association of Saskatchewan has received a message of support from the Premier of Saskatchewan Honourable Scott Moe.
In his message, the Premier expressed pleasure to bring greetings to the Igbo Nigerian-Canadian community on behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan.
Honourable Moe stated that “The people of Saskatchewan place tremendous value on the diverse traditions and cultures that can be found throughout this province.”
For Immediate Release
Regina, June 21, 2019.
The Igbo Cultural Association of Saskatchewan has received a message of support from Honourable Gene Makowsky, Saskatchewan Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport, welcoming all to Igbo Day on August 3, 2019.
Honourable Makowsky underlined the important role culture plays in opening doors of creativity and expression that enable Saskatchewan residents to learn and grow.
For Immediate Release
Regina, June 21, 2019.
The Igbo Cultural Association of Saskatchewan has received a message of support from His Worship Michael Fougere, Mayor of Regina.
In his message, the Mayor welcomes everyone to Igbo Day on August 3, 2019.
Mr. Fougere noted that the City of Regina is a welcoming place that is proud to have a growing and dynamic Igbo Nigerian community. He also said that Igbo Day events underline our Igbo Nigerian heritage as well as what it means to be Nigerian-Canadians who have made Regina our home.
Press Release
Regina, June 1, 2019
His Worship Mayor Michael Fougere and the City of Regina have issued an official proclamation designating August 3, 2019 as Igbo Day of Arts and Culture in Regina.
Requested by the Igbo Cultural Association of Saskatchewan (ICAS), this proclamation represents a show of government support as the Igbo Nigerian-Canadian community of Saskatchewan celebrates their culture in preservation of their heritage and language in Canada.
The Igbo Cultural Association of Saskatchewan (ICAS) respectfully request the honour of your presence at our upcoming Igbo Day of Art and Culture scheduled for August 3, 2019. The Igbo-Nigerian community of Saskatchewan shall be honoured to have you during the Igbo Day family-oriented banquet, at Carrefour Des Plaines, 3850 Hillsdale Street, Regina.
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P.O. Box 1562
Regina, SK, CANADA
306-581-4493
info@icassask.ca
ICAS was established in 2001 with the aim of uniting all members in the province that share our common beliefs and also to promote Igbo culture in our society. ICAS has made large strides since it’s inception and this resulted in the launching of our very own Masquerade dance group in 2002.