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National Day · Cambodia
សូមអបអរសាទរ ទិវាបុណ្យឯករាជ្យជាតិ!
Happy Independence Day, Cambodia!
With greetings from Matin Intercultural Institute
National Day · Latvia
Daudz laimes Latvijas dzimšanas dienā!
Happy birthday, Latvia!
With greetings from Matin Intercultural Institute
National Day · Monaco
Bonne fête nationale, Monaco !
Happy National Day, Monaco!
With greetings from Matin Intercultural Institute
National Day · Oman
كل عام وسلطنة عُمان بخير
Happy National Day to the Sultanate of Oman!
With greetings from Matin Intercultural Institute
National Day · Lebanon
عيد استقلال سعيد يا لبنان
Happy Independence Day, Lebanon!
With greetings from Matin Intercultural Institute
Montréal · Québec · Canada
Connecting people, cultures, and communities.
Rooted in Canada, Connected to the World
Matin Intercultural Institute is a Montréal-based non-profit that brings together people of all origins through dialogue, the arts, and research, to build mutual understanding and a shared sense of belonging.
Learn more about MatinBased in LaSalle, the Institute aspires to contribute to LaSalle’s Cultural Action Plan 2026–2030.Learn more
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On November 7, 2026, 21 people walked and talked in French in Parc Angrignon, at Matin Intercultural Institute’s very first public activity.
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Announcements, activities, collaborations and milestones of Matin Intercultural Institute.
From November 2 to 8, Québec celebrates bringing cultures together under the theme “Le Québec en commun.” Matin takes part with an intercultural walk in Angrignon Park, LaSalle, on Saturday, November 7.
A new non-profit institute in Montréal, created to bring people, organizations and ideas together around culture and intercultural dialogue.
Through Montréal’s calendar
November 11
On November 11 at 11 a.m., Canada observes two minutes of silence to honour those who served in times of war, conflict and peace, and those who gave their lives. The poppy, worn over the heart, is a gesture of memory that anyone can share, whatever their origin.
A public ceremony in Parc Beaudet, Saint-Laurent, led by the Royal Canadian Legion (Branch 14) with cadet squadrons. Free entry.
Organized by Arrondissement de Saint-Laurent (Ville de Montréal)
Official page(opens in a new tab)Matin does not organize these activities: we are sharing them with you. They are free and offered by public bodies. Check the details on the official page before you go.
December 21
On the evening of December 21, the longest night of the year, families from Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and the whole region gather to read Hafez's poetry and wait together for the light to return. Matin wishes everyone a warm night full of conversation.
December 25
During the holiday season, Montréal lights up and the city slows down a little. It is a time to come together, to share and to think of others. Matin wishes everyone happy holidays and warm moments with their loved ones.
January 1
On January 1, Montréal turns the page and opens a new year. Matin wishes you a year of health, peace and good encounters between cultures.
Matin Intercultural Institute acknowledges that Tiohtià:ke / Montréal is located on unceded Indigenous lands. The Kanien’kehá:ka Nation is recognized as the custodians of the lands and waters on which we gather today. Tiohtià:ke has long been a place of meeting and exchange among many First Nations. We honour these ties, and we commit to making dialogue between cultures a path towards respect and reconciliation.
