People from all over the world live in New Brunswick’s capital region. The city’s cultural organizations help celebrate Fredericton’s diverse population while simultaneously supporting newcomers.
MCAF is chiefly responsible for promoting and fostering a positive and welcoming community for Fredericton’s newcomers. They provide support and programming for the city’s multicultural population. Whether for entertainment or for the well-being of Fredericton’s newcomers, MCAF is always hosting events or launching programs to promote and support the city’s multicultural population.
The New Brunswick Multicultural Council is a bilingual not-for-profit committed to serving immigrant associations and populations in Fredericton, and other parts of the province, through lobbying efforts, community events and programs. NBMC provides a number of newcomer resources targeting at helping foster immigration to the province.
Centre Communautaire Sainte Anne is the hub of Fredericton’s Francophone community. The community centre is home to a daycare, public school, theatre public library and a health centre. CCSA host social events, concerts, art shows, churches services and much more.
Fredericton is home to a large number of multicultural associations spanning a diverse range of cultures. Here are a few of the multicultural organizations operating in the city.