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Consulado Movil en Winnipeg – 2022
Con mucho gusto informamos a nuestra comunidad mexicana en Manitoba que hoy se abrieron las citas para la jornada de fin de semana del mes de Junio 2022 (25 y26) en la ciudad de Winnipeg, no olvides agendar tu cita a través de citas.sre.gob.mx o al teléfono...
Cinco de Mayo celebration – 2022
Cinco de Mayo celebration Saturday May 7, 202212:00 pm - 4:00 pm NEW VENUESt. Norbert Community Centre34 Pembina HWyFamily walk/runPinatasKids gamesFace paintingSalsa lessonMusic + Performances and lots of fun!!
Day of the dead celebration – 2021
Day of the dead celebration Saturday, October 30, 2021 Salsa Explosion Dance Company Studio 388 Donald St Winnipeg Register calendly.com/mexycan >>Vaccination proof required<<
Dia de los muertos – Day of the dead celebration 2021
Dia de los muertos Day of the dead celebration 2021 Saturday, October 30th Salsa Explosion Dance Company Studio 388 Donald st. Winnipeg, MB. BOOK NOW https://calendly.com/mexycan
Learn to cook Birria – Cooking with Aurora
Learn how to make Birria, register and take part of this online event (Zoom) where Aurora Egez will teach us how to prepare this authentic Mexican dish. VISIT: https://calendly.com/mexycan/learn-to-cook-birria-cooking-with-aurora?month=2021-10 For the Sauce/Broth 4...
Mexican Arts – September 2021
Mex y Can Association of Manitoba Inc.
We promote and preserve Mexican culture and traditions in ManitobaBoard of Directors and Committees
2022-2023
Aline Tezcucano
President
Adriana Zagrodnik
Vice President
Alvaro Lazcano
Treasurer
Nelly Blancas
Secretary
Mery Miramontes
Public Relations Officer
Carlos Barcena
Member-at-Large
Alicia Jaimes
Member-at-Large
Victor Ponce
Innovation and Technology
Zoila Teles
Member-at-Large
Pamela Salas
Member-at-Large
Andrea Martinez
Digital Marketing
Brenda Cardenas
Digital Communications
Maria Lira
Member-at-Large
Teresa Buss
Member-at-Large
The Mex Y Can Association of Manitoba Inc acknowledges we are on Treaty No.1 land, the ancestral lands of the Anishinaabeg and Ininíwak. These lands, water, and waterways are the unceded territories of the Dakota, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.