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Upcoming Events President's Message FPCBP Mission Statement President’s Message • May 2005 – Luncheon with Ontario’s Upcoming Events Finance Minister, Greg Sorbara at the Old Dear members, Mill with the participation of over 120 community members. In March 2005, the current Board of Directors felt honoured to accept the chal- • June 2005 – Portuguese Heritage and lenge of leading one of the most enduring History Month Celebrations with the and active organizations in our commu- Essay Contest Awards Ceremony, at the nity. Throughout 25 years of service in the University of Toronto’s Hart House, with community, the FPCBP has experienced Dr. Marie Boutrogianni, Ontario’s Minister many successes and we congratulate the of Citizenship and Immigration as the founding members and subsequent boards keynote speaker. $10,000 in prizes was for their vision and continuous commit- awarded to Elementary and High School ment to our community. Students. Mayor David Miller also pro- Annual General Meeting March 8th, 2006 Home Builders’ Association info session March 29th, 2006 FPCBP Board of Directors with Guest of Honour, Premier Dalton McGuinty at the FPCBP Excellence Awards Gala. FPCBP It gives me great pleasure to thank ev- claimed June 10 as “Portugal Day” and the Mission Statement eryone who participated in our events, month of June as “Portuguese History and contributed to our causes and supported Heritage Month.” To promote business activity, foster our efforts to continue fostering our mis- professionalism, develop network- sion of building awareness and promoting • June 2005 – Networking Event at Acqua ing opportunities, enhance political our visibility in the business and profes- Restaurant to launch our Member-get-a- visibility, encourage academic excel- sional community. Member Campaign, with 17 new mem- lence and, as the representative voice, bers joining the FPCBP at that event. advocate the prominence of our mem- I’m pleased to report that through- bers within and outside the Portuguese out 2005 and the beginning of 2006 the • July 2005 – Golf Tournament that was Canadian Business and Professional FPCBP has organized and participated in completely sold out and raised over community. a wide variety of events: $20,000 for our organization. • September 2005 – BBQ with Keynote speaker Len Crispino, President of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. We also commemorated the FPCBP’s recent mem- bership with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. continued on page 2 FPCBP Newsletter - Winter 2006 1 continued from page 1 25th Anniversary Celebrations. • we are currently redesigning the web- site. • October 2005 – Dinner with the In addition to these events, we are proud Honourable Joe Fontana, Minister of to mention the following FPCBP successes These accomplishments were only pos- Labour and Housing. over the 2005/06 year: sible due to the efforts of an extraordinary group of individuals that I had the privi- • October 2005 – Information Session on • secured over $65,000 in Corporate lege of working with throughout the year abcGTA Project from Maytree Foundation. Sponsorships for the 2005/06 year; – to the Board my sincere gratitude. Also, This event was organized in collaboration to our sponsors, members and friends with the Portuguese Canadian National • produced and mailed quarterly news- – thank you for your support; and may we Congress. letter; continue to pursue the original goals to- gether and celebrate our achievements by • November 2005 – 24th Annual • collected and organized Federation ar- planning an even greater future. Scholarship Dinner with Guest Speaker, chives; Wendy Mesley of the CBC. $54,000 was awarded in scholarships to 24 exceptional • increased the membership by 50%; Portuguese-Canadian students. • applied for a Trillium Grant; Thank you to the 2005 • December 2005 – Christmas Cheer FPCBP Sponsors event in which close to 100 FPCBP • supported Councillor Cesar Palacio’s Members participated. bid for a friendship agreement between Lisbon and Toronto; Gold • February 2006 – Canada meets Europe: an event organized in partnership with the • regularly participated at the European European Union Chamber of Commerce Union Chamber of Commerce in Toronto in Toronto. meetings; • February 2006 – 2006 FPCBP Business • hired and trained a new Executive Silver Excellence Awards and the launch of the Assistant; and “Business Excellence Awards 2006” da FPCBP Decorreu com pompa e circunstância de Isabel Sinde, Teresa chamou ao palco a noite de convívio e entrega de prémios a Presidente da FPCBP Ana Bailão que, da FPCBP, no Pearson Convention Centre, emocionada e feliz, lembrou a caminhada em Mississauga. Uma recepção elegan- da Federação desde o dia em que Laura te, com gente atractiva e dialogante, bem Bulger, Fernando Costa, Vasco D´Avilez, disposta, e na expectativa de um convívio César de Morais, Germano Gonçalves, feliz e revigorante. Tudo aconteceu como Delkar Maia, Alberto Pereira, Octávio o previsto. Como manda o protocolo, o Sampaio, John F. Santos e Armindo Silva convidado de honra da noite da FPCBP, a fundaram, há 25 anos. Saudou todos os The Honourable Premier do Ontario, Presidentes do passado até aos dias de Bronze Dalton McGuinty, chegou à hora certa, hoje, Frank Alvarez, Ermídio Alves, Luís 19h00 em ponto. Esperemos que sirva de Arruda, David Costa, Fernando Costa, exemplo... Ricardo Castro-Lopo, Raimundo Favas, Almiro Fonseca, Luís Louro Jr., João Neves, Simpático, extrovertido, caminhou e Nellie Pedro, Leo Pereira, Joe Pinto, conversou com toda a gente que se encon- Arnaldo Santos, John Santos, Armindo trava na recepção do Pearson C. Centre, e Silva, Charles de Sousa e Carlos Teixeira participou alegremente nas “milhentas” (a maioria presente no jantar), recordan- sessões de fotografia que lhe foram “im- do o ano em que a FPCBP comemora 25 postas”. Na sua entrada para o salão de anos de existência e a solicitar o empe- festas, Dalton McGuinty, sempre acompa- nho de todos nos festejos agora iniciados. nhado da sua mulher, e dos responsáveis Ana Bailão agradeceu a honrosa presença da FPCBP, Ana Bailão, Avelino Fonseca e do Premier Dalton McGuinty, e fez o elo- Cristina Marques, entre outros, voltou a gio dos premiados da noite. A Advogada cumprimentar e a dialogar mesa-a-mesa, Cidália Faria, membro da Direcção da com todo o à-vontade e simplicidade. FPCBP e Assistente do Ministério da Corôa do Ontário (Attorney General), fez com A bonita Teresa Roncon, foi a apre- classe a apresentação do convidado de sentadora da noite. Depois das habituais honra, o Premier Dalton McGuinty. boas vindas, e da entoação dos hinos do Canadá e de Portugal, pela potente voz continued on page 3 2 FPCBP Newsletter - Winter 2006 Alguns dos antigos Presidentes da FPCBP marcaram a sua presença no evento continued from page 2 Todo os profissionais do Pearson Convention Centre estavam a postos e prontos para servir o jantar. Um jantar delicioso, bem Muito aplaudido, Dalton McGuinty dirigiu a palavra aos pre- servido, com esmero e rapidez. Ao piano, o consagrado e talen- sentes com um ar visivelmente feliz. Com graça, Dalton McGuinty toso Fernando Tavares, com música ambiente. iniciou o seu discurso, em português: “Boa noite. É um prazer estar hoje aqui convosco”. Não op- tando pelo discurso directamente político que geralmente marca estas ocasiões, Dalton McGuinty preferiu, sem decorrer muito aos seus apontamentos, falar dos valores familiares que sempre aprendeu com os seus pais e restantes (nove) irmãos, para poder fazer uma ligação justa à comunidade portuguesa. Para Dalton McGuinty, não foram muitos os portugueses milionários que vie- ram para o Canadá, mas sim, pessoas honestas e trabalhadoras, portadoras de valores e costumes que tentaram fazer deste país um segundo lar e onde buscaram uma melhor vida e a perspecti- va de um melhor futuro. O primeiro ministro do Ontário não quis deixar passar a oportunidade sem mencionar os quatro galardo- ados, um deles – Peter Fonseca – deputado do seu governo e um dos « mais dedicados que já conheceu, demonstrando que não só gosta e sabe vencer maratonas desportivas, como também é um vencedor das maratonas políticas. Armindo Silva, co-fundador e primeiro Presidente da FPCBP, entregou a Dalton McGuinty uma bonita prenda, agradecendo- The Honourable Premier Dalton McGuinty lhe a presença na festa. Armindo Silva, em nome de todos os seus companheiros na FPCBP debruçou-se sobre a razão da exis- Depois da refeição, Teresa Roncon fez a chamada dos pre- tência da Federação, elogiou o esforço de todos na caminhada miados, sempre antecedida de uma breve biografia dos distin- de 25 anos, e incitou Clubes e Associações Portugueses a apoiar guidos, em vídeo, com narrativa na voz do Charles de Sousa. os jovens luso-canadianos a trilharem a caminhada política. – Primeiro, o Advogado Orlando da Silva, natural de Kitchener, “Mário Silva, Peter Fonseca e, por uns meses, Martinho Silva, é anterior sócio de uma grande firma de advogados na Bay Street, muito pouco. São precisos muitos mais para que a Comunidade e fundador -com outros três advogados- da Portuguese Canadian Portuguesa tenha a visibilidade que merece!”, afirmou Armindo Lawyers Association. É actualmente chefe do Departamento de Silva. -”Vamos comemorar os 25 anos da FPBCP com muita uni- Litígios Comerciais do Ministery of the Attorney General-Crown dade, para sermos mais fortes e mais capazes de engrandecer a Law-Civil. Orlando da Silva mostrou-se agradado e surpreendi- Comunidade, o Ontário e o Canadá!”, finalizou Armindo Silva. do com a distinção (Professional Excellence Award), agradeceu à Para uma Comunidade que iniciou a caminhada com o distri- Federação a sua escolha. Lembrou um pouco do seu passado, de buidor de encomendas e correio, Pedro da Silva, em 1693, é realmente demasiado pouco... continued on page 4 FPCBP Newsletter - Winter 2006 3 continued from page 3 Mesmo assim, Tony Dionísio encontra fazer na esperança de ser distinguido, mas tempo e espaço para dedicar-se a grandes sim com o propósito de ajudar, de con- toda a sua paixão pela carreira que esco- actividades sociais, fazendo parte de inú- tribuir para a melhoria das condições do lheu, e dos serviços já prestados.
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