Mex y Can News

Volunteering gives you experience. Most employers want workers who have workplace experience. Volunteer experience shows employers that you can manage your time and complete your tasks. It also shows that you can get along with others and make a commitment. Your volunteer record can show an employer that you have Read more…

It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the Mexican Pavilion at the Folklorama festival in Manitoba, organized by the Mex Y Can Association of Manitoba. As we gather here today, I invite all Canadians to recognize the tremendous contributions that the Mexican-Canadian community has made – and Read more…

Mex Y Can is pleased to welcome students from the Baja California Autonomous University, Faculty of Administrative Sciences, BSc International Business; Xochicalco University, Mexicali Campus and the National Taiwan Ocean University, Institute of Food Safety and Risk Management as Volunteers in the Mexican Pavilion 2019. This overseas volunteer opportunity will Read more…

Bienvenidos! I am pleased to welcome everyone to the Mexican pavilion, one of the many highlights of this year’s Folklorama. As Canada’s largest multi-cultural celebration, Folklorama welcomes thousands of Manitobans and visitors every year, to showcase the diverse array of cultures that make Manitoba such a unique and vibrant place Read more…

2019 Mexican Pavilion Ambassadors Glenda Baltazar Youth Ambassador Mexican Pavilion Glenda Baltazar was born in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas (Mexico). She has lived in the United States as well as several cities within mexico throughout her lifetime and is currently living in Steinbach, Manitoba with the rest of her family. Glenda Read more…