Zambian


Zambian in Canada

Main Languages: English, Tonga, Bemba, Nyanja, Lozi, Luvale, Lunda, Kaonde, and more than 70 other dialects

Major Ethnic Groups:  Tonga, Bemba, Nyanja, Lozi, Luvale
Primary Religions: Christianity, traditional religions, Hinduism, Islam

Where is Zambia:


Number of Zambian:

  • In Canada: 940
    In the GTA:
    195
  • In the City of Toronto:70

Primary Areas of Settlement in the GTA:  Not listed as a separate category in the Social Atlas map on the Ethnic Origins for Toronto CMA in Census Canada 2006   

 

More Information

Click here to link to a cultural profile page which desribes the unique aspects of each country or cultural group.

This information is sourced from Citizenship and Immigration Canada and Statistics Canada.

 


 

Zambian Canadian Association

http://www.zamcan.com/

http://www.zambiancanadian.com/

Effective July 11th, 2011, the ZAMCAN Board has launched a “Get Intimate with the Community” program. The aim is to get engaged with the community to ensure closeness and community support. The email system has served us well so far, but the Board has realized that getting to talking with our community on a constant basis is priceless. Therefore, members of the ZAMCAN community in Ontario will expect calls from the members of the ZAMCAN Board beginning July 11th, 2011. If you believe that ZAMCAN does not have your phone number, please contact any of the board members via yahoo group email.

 


Research Journal

Between Two Worlds: The Experiences and Concerns of Immigrant Youth in Ontario

The focus of this study covered the social, psychological, economic and cultural aspects of youth migration and settlement.
Participants in this research are made up of six focus groups.

Participants were located though four
social service agencies. The four youth focus groups consisted of youth aged 16-24 years. Separate sessions were held
for African females, African males, Caribbean females, and Caribbean males. The last two focus groups were for
African and Caribbean parents of immigrant youths. The groups consisted of both females and males.
 
Topics of Study:
Cross-Cultural communication Themes
Discipline
Parent-Child Interaction

 


International Church Worship Services 

Calvary Church 746 Pape Avenue, Toronto (across from Pape Subway)
10 am Worship service
11:30 am International class
Contact: Tim Stevens 647.808.7677

The Peoples Church
374 Sheppard E (west of Bayview Subway)
9:15 and 11 am Worship service

Immanuel Baptist Church
11:00 Finich Avenue East (at Don Mills Road)
10 am Worship service

St. Paul's L'Amoreaux
3333 Finch Ave. East

Spring Garden Church
112 Spring Garden Church 647.504.1919

Bridlegrove Bible Chapel
2575 Pharmacy Avenue 416.297.1248