Dr. Anita Orbán at Toronto’s 1956 Commemoration
Dr. Anita Orbán, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary, joined Toronto’s Hungarian community at the 1956 Memorial in Budapest Park on September 27. The ceremony honoured the heroes of the Hungarian Revolution and Freedom Fight and marked the beginning of Ontario Hungarian Heritage Month. In her commemorative address, Dr. Anita Orbán...
Dr. Anita Orbán at Ontario’s Hungarian Heritage Gala
Dr. Anita Orbán, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Hungary, joined members of Ontario’s Hungarian community for a gala dinner in Toronto marking the beginning of Ontario Hungarian Heritage Month. During her visit to Canada, Dr. Anita Orbán met with representatives of the Hungarian diaspora and took part in an evening celebrating...
The 28th Árpád Cup Brings Hungarian Communities Together in Brampton
Seven Hungarian teams from Canada and the United States came together for the 28th Árpád Cup, a weekend of football, family activities and community celebration supported by HEPA Regional Office Canada. The 28th Árpád Cup brought more than 200 participants to Bramalea Community Park in Brampton. Seven Hungarian teams from Canada and the United States...
Sixth Hungarian Golf Day Brings Together the Hungarian-Canadian Business Community in Toronto
Sixth Hungarian Golf Day Brings Together the Hungarian-Canadian Business Community in Toronto The sixth annual Hungarian Golf Day brought together 150 members of the Hungarian-Canadian business community in Toronto for a memorable day of sport, professional networking, Hungarian gastronomy and innovation. The event was jointly organized by the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce in Canada (HCCC),...
Air Canada Launches Direct Toronto–Budapest Flight, Strengthening Hungarian–Canadian Connections
On June 5, Air Canada’s first direct flight between Toronto and Budapest departed from Toronto Pearson International Airport, marking a significant milestone in Hungarian–Canadian relations and creating new opportunities for economic, tourism, and cultural cooperation between the two countries. The launch of the new route is the result of several years of coordinated efforts and...
Ontario Delegation Visits Budapest to Strengthen Hungarian–Canadian Economic Relations
A high-level Ontario delegation led by Victor Fedeli, Ontario’s Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade, visited Budapest to further strengthen economic relations between Hungary and Canada, and to support new opportunities for Hungarian companies in the North American market. As part of the program, initiated by the HEPA Regional Office Canada, the delegation...
Hungarian Tech Lands in Ontario: How KUUBE and Continest Took Over April
Hungarian Tech Lands in Ontario: How KUUBE and Continest Took Over April (Image Alt Text: KUUBE Hungarian smart furniture installed in an Ontario community space) Hungarian innovation officially arrived in Ontario this April. Specifically, through the HEPA Regional Office Canada, two cutting-edge brands—KUUBE and Continest—showcased their world-class tech to the Canadian market. As a result,...
Commemorating the 1848–49 Hungarian Revolution and Freedom Fight in Toronto
HEPA Regional Office Canada was proud to join the Hungarian Canadian Chamber of Commerce and the Hungarian Canadian Business Association in hosting a gala dinner at the Hungarian Canadian Cultural Centre in Toronto, commemorating the 1848–49 Hungarian Revolution and Freedom Fight. The evening was opened by Sándor Balla, President of the Hungarian Canadian Chamber of...
Strengthening Hungary–Canada Cooperation in the Energy Sector
The Canadian delegation’s visit to Hungary included a series of high-level discussions focused on strengthening Hungary Canada energy cooperation and identifying opportunities for collaboration in energy, industry, and policy development. The delegation, led by Sándor Balla, Executive Director of the HEPA Regional Office Canada, brought valuable insights from the Canadian market to support bilateral discussions...
