Looking for French classes in Toronto and the GTA? Here are free and low-cost French learning options, including adult education programs, libraries, online tools, and community resources.

Kababayan Multicultural Centre received the Best Website Award at the 2025 Migration Advocacy and Media Awards by the Commission on Filipinos Overseas.

It’s that time of the year again, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to spread the holiday cheer and partner again with Toronto Star Santa Claus Fund—an initiative that started in 1906, aiming to provide gift boxes for children from financially vulnerable families across the Greater Toronto Area. These gifts bring joy, comfort, and a sense of celebration to families during one of the most meaningful times of the year.

Knowledge is power, and learning more about your rights in Canada and the laws that affect your life here will help prepare you for any difficult situations you might encounter.

Whether you’re navigating your silver years or planning for them, this chapter of life is meant to be lived with clarity and peace of mind. With the right guidance and support, planning for the future becomes less overwhelming and more empowering.

Last September 20, 2025, Kababayan Multicultural Centre held its 48th Annual General Meeting (AGM) at its North York branch at the Bathurst-Finch Hub. For this year’s AGM, we had an opportunity to view the major strides the organization took in the past year, as well as the plans we have in the coming year.

A list of French-speaking organizations across the GTA and Simcoe County with resources to guide Francophone immigrants and newcomers to find work, connect with a community, and build their new lives here in Canada.

Adelaida Del Monte has volunteered at Kababayan Multicultural Centre for as long as she has lived in Toronto, Canada. From the moment she first stepped foot onto Canadian soil to continue her caregiving career, to now starting her retirement, KMC has helped her every step of the way.

Read Nanay Gloria’s heartfelt immigration story to Canada, from loneliness to finding community and hope through joining Kababayan’s Seniors’ Group.

Getting dental care in Ontario and in Canada at large doesn’t have to feel out of reach. Whether you’re a newcomer needing help in managing expenses, a parent caring for your child’s health, or a senior on a fixed income, there’s likely a dental plan designed to help you.