News & Updates

For the past year, we’ve been showcasing the very best of Wales across Canada. As Wales in Canada year draws to a close, we’re looking back on everything we’ve achieved over the last 12 months!

The Wales in Canada Year has been a wonderful opportunity for building new connections across the country. The connections kept on coming but there was one that developed through rather unusual form – via a social media influencer in the Yukon.

In December, the Minister for Climate Change, Julie James MS, visited Montreal to represent Wales at COP15’s biodiversity negotiations to influence a ‘game-changing’ Global Biodiversity Framework and sign her commitment to accelerate nature recovery in Wales.

Listen to our new podcast - a show about Welsh sports diplomacy.

Welsh artists flying the flag of Wales at Breakout West Festival

A visit to strengthen existing and build new relationships between Wales and Canadian stakeholders around well-being and sustainable development.

In August 2022, Wales Women faced the Canadian national team in a Test match in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Here are the films shot in Wales that are featured at this year's Toronto International Film Festival.

Are you based in Vancouver and a friend of Wales? Then come along to our event in September.

On Saturday, 27 August, Wales Women will be in Canada to face the Canadian national team in a Test match in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Take a look at what we've been up to so far...

We screened ‘Donna’ on a global stage at one of the world’s biggest LGBTQ+ celebration at Ottawa’s Capital Pride.

Canada Goes Cymru is here, the perfect partner for the Wales in Canada year.

The Global Wales Postgraduate Scholarship - worth up to £10,000 - is now available to students in Canada

We were delighted to hold our first in-person event to celebrate our Wales in Canada year.

Learn more about our Wales in Canada 2022 campaign