Community Events
The Richard Charles Lee Canada-Hong Kong Library will host “Hong Kong: Asia’s World City” Roving Exhibition from June 18 to 22, 2018. Produced by the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Toronto), this exhibition showcases Hong Kong’s achievements in areas such as economic development, green living, education, innovation and technology, transport and infrastructure, and arts and culture, as well as the beauty of its natural environment.
Team WYKAAO played some very respectable matches in the New Horizon Lions Club Charity Table Tennis Tournament on Sunday May 27 at My Table Tennis Club. Our team came second in group round robins, lost in the quarter final to the number one seeded team (that went on to capture the first runner-up of the tournament in Community Category). Salute to the team members for their great effort!
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Edmond Wong (71) lives close to area. Please click the image to view his album.
New Horizon Lions Club is holding its 9th Annual Charity Tournament in May 2018. WYKAAO will be sending a team to participant in the ‘Community Team’ category, matches of which will take place on Sunday May 27 at My Table Tennis Club (Markham location). Come and support Team WYKAAO!
A number of WYKAAO members attended Mon Sheong Volunteer Appreciation Dinner on Saturday March 17 at Markham Event Centre. From left to right: Ron Tse, Tim Kwan, Gus Yeung, Frederick Chow, John Kan, Raymond Liu, Dominic Chan, Jeff Mah and Sonny Sie, who are all volunteering at various units under Mon Sheong Foundation.
St. Patrick's Day is on Saturday, March 17. The parade is held on the previous Sunday. The Toronto Parade is the largest in North America,
Message from Daniel Mak (WYHK '71), Project Co-ordinator,
"Thanks to the support of both WYPSAs and Wah Yan alumni, our free English tutorial project in TSW (天水圍) has progressed well and coming Feb. 2018, we shall start our 7th intake of under-privileged students in TSW and 2nd intake of ethnic minority students in Tuen Mun for our onsite tutorial program. We are now recruiting new tutors from the WY community to fill vacancies left behind by those serving alumni who want to take a break.
Since the start of our project in 2015, over 700 under-privileged students have benefited from our service and nearly 60 alumni have helped out. The continuous success of our project depends on our ability to come up with sufficient volunteer tutors who are willing to sacrifice a few hours of their free time every week for ten weeks to help the needy and, at the same time, uphold the ‘Men for and with Others’ spirit they have inherited from their Jesuit education. Details of our onsite program and the role of tutors are in the link below;
Click here to read an acknowledgement letter from The Terry Fox Foundation.
