The event brought Canadian food, culture and community to The Dep, Belfast.
CGI celebrated Canada Day in Belfast on Wednesday 1 July with a special lunchtime event at Canadian inspired eatery, The Dep, Brunswick Street.
The lunch-time event brought together businesses, local guests, street vendors and members of Northern Ireland’s Canadian community, more than 12,000 of whom call the region home.
The event showcased Canadian-inspired food, music, traditions and hospitality. It was a vibrant celebration of the strong connections between Canada and Northern Ireland.
Celebrating 50 years since its founding in Canada, CGI was delighted to support the event. The company has an established presence in Northern Ireland, working with organisations across the public and private sectors. It delivers technology and business consulting services while supporting the communities in which it operates.
Michelle Sherrard, Director Consulting Services at CGI, said: “CGI was proud to celebrate Canada Day here in Belfast. We embrace our responsibilities to contribute to the continuous improvement of the economic, social and environmental well-being of the communities in which we live and work. Canada and Northern Ireland share long-standing links, and this celebration was a fantastic opportunity to recognise those ties in a positive and visible way alongside Canadian representatives, local businesses and members of the community.”
Ken Brundle, Honorary Consul for Canada in Northern Ireland, said: “The Canada Day celebration was an opportunity to reflect on enduring links between Canada and Northern Ireland. It was great to come together to share and enjoy Canadian food and culture in Belfast and we are grateful for the support of organisations like CGI that help make these community celebrations possible.”
