The city of Prince George in Canada has marked a historic occasion. For the second year in a row, the Ghanaian flag was raised at City Hall. This vibrant ceremony celebrated Ghana’s Independence Day. It also honoured the growing Ghanaian community in British Columbia.
Mayor Simon Yu joined local leaders for the event. He praised the contributions of Ghanaians to the city’s social and economic fabric. The ceremony featured traditional drumming and a display of colourful Kente fabrics. It was a proud moment for the diaspora living in North America.
Organisers believe this annual tradition strengthens the bond between the two nations. It provides a vital platform for cultural exchange and mutual respect. The event concluded with a showcase of traditional Ghanaian cuisine. This milestone ensures that the spirit of the “Black Star” remains strong across the globe.