The Portuguese in Canada
The Portuguese communities, history, and people across Canada
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The Women Who Built Community
Daniel Loureiro reflects on the strength of Portuguese immigrant women and their role in shaping family, culture, and community life in Canada.
Explore LusoCanada
| Communities | Explore Portuguese communities across Canada by province, city, and organization |
| History | Follow the events, migrations, milestones, and memories that shaped Portuguese life in Canada |
| People | Discover pioneers, leaders, notable figures, and personal stories from the Luso-Canadian community |
| Media | Watch and listen to interviews, podcasts, videos, and visual stories from across the community |
| Research | Read academic essays, historical research, archival findings, and source-based studies |
| Editorial | Explore opinion, commentary, and reflections on Portuguese-Canadian identity, memory, and community life |
Latest Articles
Scroll down to read the latest stories, research, reflections, and community features added to LusoCanada
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LUSO M RIDERS – PHILANTHROPY IN MOTION
Luso M Riders is the newest Luso-Canadian organization to be formed in the country. In just over three years, it grew to over 150 paying members.
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Navigating the site
There are three main pages where information relating to the History of the Portuguese community in Canada is stored: Communities, Pioneers, and Multimedia. The Calendar page is still being populated and will soon be a great tool for you to discover if there is a cultural event being held in your area. The profile of…
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WE’RE ON
After nearly three years of connecting with people across the country, collecting stories, and spending endless hours writing the content of this website, the time has come: we are on! We are finally live. What can you expect at lusocanada.com? You can expect to learn about the stories that make up OUR HISTORY in Canada.…
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PORTUGUESE IN CANADA
The First Portuguese in Canada Diogo Teive (1470), João Vaz Corte-Real (1470), João Fernandes and Pedro de Barcelos (1493) are believed to have touched the Atlantic coast of Canada Portuguese living in Canada 482,610 (1.4% of Canada’s population) Most Portuguese Provinces 1. Ontario (282,685) 2. Quebec (57,445) 3. British Columbia (34,660) Portuguese immigrants in the…
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