News Headlines
Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC) Announces Key Constitutional Amendments and New Leadership Team Following 2026 Annual General Meeting
The Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC) successfully concluded its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on May 30, 2026. The meeting brought members together to pass crucial structural amendments to the organization's constitution and to formalize the appointment of its new governing Board of Directors.
Canadian Tamil Congress Supports Healthcare in Mullaitivu District
As part of the 2026 May 18th Remembrance, the Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC) is proud to have supported healthcare institutions in the Mullaitivu District through a meaningful humanitarian initiative.
Canadian Tamil Assembly completely denies false unproof information about economic efforts being made for “victim Tamil people” in Sri Lanka
The Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC) is issuing this formal statement to categorically refute the baseless allegations and malicious misinformation currently circulating on social media regarding our economic development initiatives in the North and East of Sri Lanka. In partnership with the North East Economic Development (NEED) Centre, CTC remains steadfast in its mission to build economic sustainability for vulnerable communities.
The Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC) extends its formal congratulations to Mr. Joseph Vijay and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam on their victory in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Election.
The Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC) extends its formal congratulations to Mr. Joseph Vijay and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam on their victory in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Election.
On May 3rd 2026, the Honourable Isabelle Martin, Canada’s High Commissioner to Sri Lanka and the Maldives, visited the Canada Batticaloa Friendship Farm
On May 3rd 2026, the Honourable Isabelle Martin, Canada’s High Commissioner to Sri Lanka and the Maldives, visited the Canada Batticaloa Friendship Farm
At this year’s gala, the Canadian Tamil Congress proudly nominated Periathamby Ganesh Casinathen for an Outstanding Asian Canadian Award, which he received in recognition of his longstanding commitment to community service.
The Canadian Multicultural Council – Asians in Ontario represents nearly 20 Asian community organizations across Ontario and works to promote multiculturalism, foster harmony, and recognize the many contributions Asian Canadians have made to Canada’s social, cultural, and economic fabric. As part of Canada’s Asian Heritage Month celebrations, CMC hosted its 21st Annual Gala on May 2, 2026.
In response to a request from the preschool teacher for a metal cabinet, a well-wisher generously donated one in honor of S. A. David
Kallampathai is an isolated interior village located in the Kucheveli Divisional Secretariat Division of the Trincomalee District in Sri Lanka. The village was established in the 1970s as part of a project by the Gandhiyam movement, which resettled upcountry Tamil families who were fleeing violence.
Upcoming Events
Press Releases
Canadian Tamil Congress Announces Exciting New Chapter Tamil Fest 2026 Moves to Markham Markham, ON – June 10, 2026 - The Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC) is thrilled to announce that Tamil Fest, the premier Tamil cultural street festival is moving...
Read moreToronto Tamil Book Fair 2026 TORONTO, ON - Following the incredible success of our very first event last year, we are thrilled to invite you to the Toronto Tamil Book Fair (TTBF) 2026, happening this October 24 and 25, 2026....
Read moreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Canadian Tamil Congress Seeks Official Clarification Regarding the Passing of Regipold Robert Kennedy MISSISSAUGA, ON – April 27, 2026 – The Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC) today announced that it has formally requested an official account of the...
Read moreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 25, 2026 Canadian Tamil Congress Calls for Thorough Police Investigation Following Vandalism of Tamil Genocide Memorial Toronto, ON – The Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC) has formally requested a thorough investigation by Peel Regional Police following the...
Read morePhoto Gallery
Campaigns & Websites
Become a Member
Why we need our members registered?
We know a very large majority of the Tamil Canadians belong to what CTC stands for. In order to legitimize this, we need to have you complete the appropriate forms and officially become a member.
Contact Us
1345 Morningside Avenue, Unit #6
Toronto, Ontario
M1B 5K3
Fax: (416) 240-1601
Email: info@canadiantamilcongress.ca
























