National Cultural and Creative Association of Canada (NCCAC) is a non-profit organization composed of immigrant artists and art lovers from across Canada.

NCCAC’s members are mainly from New Brunswick, Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia and Alberta, and are committed to promoting the artistic creation of Canadian immigrant communities, thereby enriching Canada’s multicultural landscape.

Our Vision

To Making NCCAC One of The Most Creative Multicultural Organizations in Canada.

Our Mission

We strive to gather the expertise of cultural, artistic, and educational professionals within the immigrant community, leveraging cross-cultural understanding and creativity.

By developing and implementing multidimensional, multimedia cultural and artistic projects both online and offline, we support newcomers in integrating into local life, understanding and embracing Canadian values, engaging in cross-cultural exchanges, and contribute to the harmony and progress of Canadian society and communities.

Our Values

Professionalism and Diligence

Continuous Learning and Innovation

Respect, Open-Mindedness

Devote to Society

Meet the Team

  • Chris Yuan

    Adimin

  • Ray Xu

    Marketing

  • Charles Pan

    Creative

  • Henry Huang

    Finance

  • Andrew Yang

    Art

  • Samuel Lemay

    Project Management

  • Emily Ada Hare

    Video/Photography

  • Luck Cere

    Photography/Graphic

  • Iris Wu

    Content Editor
    Community Operation

  • Alycia Cormier

    Video/Photography

  • Alex Meng

    Art Assistant
    Event Planning

  • Peter Wong

    Technical Support

  • Maxime Caissie

    Photography

  • John Pan

    Music

Our Consultant

  • PH.D, Professor of Education at the University of New Brunswick, Chair of Atlantic Centre for Creativity. Her research interests include intercultural understanding, visual literacy, arts-based resource development, community arts, and creativity. She has developed resources on intercultural understanding, conducted surveys on visual literacy, and produced a series of films which examine the concept of creative practice.


  • President of McKenzie College. With a B.Comm and post-graduate studies in Computer Science and Finance from Saint Mary's University, Dale Ritchie carries a wide variety of creative interests and decades of business experience. Dale's entrepreneurship and leadership has led McKenzie College to be one of Atlantic Canada's most respected post-secondary institutions. Being an artist himself, Dale knows the value of creativity at full potential and strives to instill that into students.

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