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PostHeaderIcon Welcome to The Trinidad and Tobago Cultural Society of British Columbia

The TTCS of BC is an organization dedicated to providing cross cultural understanding, acceptance and interaction between peoples of diverse nationalities and heritage through their art, their music and their respective talents and abilities.

Three of the main purposes of the Society as set out in our Constitution are:

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Over the years, the TTCS has sponsored a number of social and cultural initiatives, such as scholarships, Senior's outings, Youth development workshops, and provision of bursaries, aid, computers and supplies to schools, hospitals and other beneficiaries.

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Membership is open to people of all nationalities, color and creeds. This is similar to what one would expect to find in the makeup of the people of Trinidad & Tobago, and in many of the other islands of the Caribbean.

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