Our Principles
Promoting Diversity. Empowering Communities. Uniting Canada.
The Canadian Council of Multiculturalism and Cohesion (COMAC) is a non-profit organisation committed to creating a more inclusive and socially cohesive Canada. Founded in 2021 and officially registered in Alberta in 2024, COMAC advocates for the rights and wellbeing of immigrants, refugees, Indigenous communities, and all underrepresented groups.
We believe in the power of diversity, the strength of unity, and the value of community-led change. Through education, outreach, and advocacy, we work to eliminate barriers, promote mutual respect, and empower people to build stronger, more connected communities.
The best way to not feel hopeless is to get up and do something
Tony Olson
VOLUNTEERInclusion and Equity
Inclusion and Equity
Promote equal opportunities for people of all backgrounds by addressing systemic barriers and ensuring fair representation and access to resources.
Community Empowerment
Community Empowerment
Encourage active participation from diverse communities in shaping programs, policies, and leadership, building stronger and more resilient societies.
Respect and Intercultural Understanding
Respect and Intercultural Understanding
Remaining neutral allows us to serve communities in need without being influenced by political or ideological interests. This neutrality is a core value in the COMAC Principles framework.
Social Justice and Human Rights
Advocate for the protection of fundamental rights, standing against discrimination, racism, and social injustice in all its forms.
Collaboration and Solidarity
Work in partnership with individuals, organisations, and institutions to strengthen social bonds and create unified, inclusive communities.
Transparency and Accountability
Operate with integrity, ensuring openness in decision-making, responsible use of resources, and community-driven outcomes.