
Community Funding to Commemorate The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee
On August 1, 2012 by adminCanadians in the Mabelle Community will be able to mark Her Majesty’s Diamond Jubilee—the 60th anniversary of Her Majesty’s accession to the throne as Queen of Canada—thanks to investments from the Government of Canada.
“MABELLEarts brings people together of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to bring creativity and engagement to the Mabelle community. We are delighted to assist MABELLEarts with a project to celebrate community leaders who have dedicated themselves to service, family, community and country.”
As part of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations, the Government of Canada is providing support to a wide range of organizations and projects across the country, including many unique, grassroots celebrations to mark The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and highlight how Canada has evolved over the past 60 years under Her Majesty’s reign. Organizations receiving support today include MABELLEarts.
“Our Government was given a strong mandate to support and celebrate important Canadian milestones, such as the Diamond Jubilee,” said Minister Moore. “This is a rare opportunity for Canadians, especially our youth and new Canadians, to take part in celebrations in their community that mark this historic and significant anniversary.”
The Government of Canada has already unveiled its plans for the celebrations of The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, which are aimed at increasing awareness about this national milestone and encouraging Canadians to actively celebrate it in ways that are most meaningful to them. This includes support through the following:
- community funding to develop unique, grassroots Diamond Jubilee celebrations, such as the ones being announced today
- educational materials for teachers, youth leaders, and local organizations to promote the Diamond Jubilee and strengthen Canadians’ awareness of our institutions
- Diamond Jubilee medal program recognizing outstanding Canadians who have made significant contributions to their communities
- educational tools, including an update of A Crown of Maples – a publication that explains the role of the Crown in Canada and our constitutional monarchy
Today the Government of Canada provided funding of $3000.00 for the MABELLEarts project in honour of The Queen’s 60-year reign and her service and dedication to this country. For more information about projects like these, see the attached backgrounder
For more information, visit the Diamond Jubilee website at www.CanadianCrown.gc.ca. For details on the medal program, refer to www.gg.ca/diamondjubilee.