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Welcome to the Ghanaian Canadian Association of BC

The GCABC is the association of Ghanaians living in beautiful British Columbia; founded to support the social and economic well-being of all Ghanaians.

History

The Ghana-Canada Association of British Columbia (GCABC) was formed in 1986 with a mission to serve as a support group for the social, cultural, and economic development of Ghanaians, Ghanaian-Canadians, and other residents in BC who identify with Ghana. In fostering this mission, the GCABC promotes friendship, awareness, participation, understanding, and cordial and mutually beneficial relationship between Ghana and British Columbia in the areas of art and culture, education, history, trade, commerce and tourism.

Building, sustaining, and promoting a vibrant, cohesive, and inclusive community, while forging intercultural understanding and solidarity between the GCABC and other communities through arts and culture.

To teach, learn, and showcase the history, cultural heritage, and current affairs of Ghana and British Columbia to all residents of the Province of BC.

a) promote and protect the interests of Ghanaian-Canadians in British Columbia;

b) educate ourselves, the youth and the Canadian public about the history, heritage and current affairs of both Ghana-Canada;

c) provide a forum for activities and events, such as dance, music, food, storytelling festivals, cultural expos etc., that will promote cultural awareness as well as culture exchange between peoples of African descent and all Canadians;

d) Undertake and/or sponsor programmes and activities that allow British Columbians to learn about Ghana and its rich culture and traditions.

Employment Opportunities

Business Listings

Employment Directory

Be in the know about current job opportunities within the lower mainland and surrounding areas. Bringing you the latest and best options to search for a career job or pivot and try something new.

Business Directory

Search for Black owned businesses in the lower mainland. Support local African and Afro-Caribbean families by dedicating your spending power to support local communities and families.