The Indo-Pacific Foundation of Canada is a non-profit organization dedicated to forging stronger ties between British Columbia, Canada, and communities across the Indo-Pacific region. We focus on fostering dialogue, collaboration, and economic opportunities for immigrant entrepreneurs, small businesses, and community members spanning India, Macau, Hong Kong, Korea, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Vietnam, and beyond. By connecting these individuals and businesses with established BC-based organizations, we aim to support growth, networking, and sustainable success in Canada and abroad.
The Parade of Cultures is an event for building friendships, understanding traditions, and showcasing the power of community. As each delegation takes to the track in traditional dress, parading symbols of their heritage with pride, they remind us that multiculturalism is not only about coexisting—it’s about celebrating one another. Whether through dance, music, or costume, each group contributes to a larger narrative of unity and belonging
Join our Business Networking Event designed to help you expand your network, meet new professionals, and explore business opportunities in a relaxed setting
Connecting BC’s immigrant entrepreneurs and small businesses with Indo-Pacific communities to promote inclusive growth.
Contribute financially to help us expand our educational programs and small business support initiatives.
The Indo-Pacific Foundation of Canada is committed to fostering sustainable development, inclusivity, and well-being through a diverse range of programs. Each initiative is designed to support entrepreneurs, empower youth, promote health, and build strong community connections.
Through strategic partnerships and collaboration with government bodies, businesses, and community leaders, our programs create real impact by addressing key social, economic, and environmental challenges.
Launched in 2025 with the debut performance HOPE at Harmony of Cultures, the Peace Collective is a multicultural music ensemble that brings together youth, artists, and civic leaders from Canada’s Indo-Pacific communities
