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Headlining The Human Rights Conference

Headlining The Human Rights Conference

Peace by Chocolate thanks Amnesty International Canada for the special invitation to be the keynote speakers at the National Human Rights Conference in Calgary

"Hadhad has been involved in campaigns to support youth entrepreneurial skills as well as helping Syrian refugees around the world.

The conference, "Living Together: Understanding Human Rights and Diversity and working towards reconciliation" is free and will be held at the University of Calgary". Calgary Sun

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We are side by side with Amnesty International to stand for the values of tolerance, peace and human equality!

 

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Why we chose to be ( .ca ) ? Proud New Canadians!

Why we chose to be ( .ca ) ? Proud New Canadians!

Peace by Chocolate, sharing the importance of peace and inclusion in Canada

On choosing a .CA

By choosing a .CA domain name, Hadhad says, he knew his website would be trusted and respected by his customers all around the world.

Even though Hadhad plans on expanding his business internationally, he says that the .CA will forever remain his domain of choice to show the world that Peace by Chocolate is proudly Canadian. 

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Huffingntonpost : Peace by Chocolate - Canada's Hottest Chocolate company

Huffingntonpost : Peace by Chocolate - Canada's Hottest Chocolate company

Peace by Chocolate- online store is running, selling assorted boxes of chocolates, molded into Middle Eastern symbols such as the Damascus rose, Egyptian pyramids, and patterns resembling Syrian architecture. Each piece is handmade with fair trade dark, white, or milk chocolate, as well as local organic honey, pure juices, nuts, fruits, and spices.

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These chocolates are the merging of Hadhads’ heritage and the warmth of Canada that embraced them.

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We Are the Change!

We Are the Change!

Proud to have been mentioned at the "We Are The Change series"! Check out Peace by Chocolate part of national and international change-making .

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The Chronicle Herald: Shipping to US is on Peace by Chocolate list

The Chronicle Herald: Shipping to US is on Peace by Chocolate list

"the support from the community has been, and continues to be, amazing.  We thought next we should have shipping to our southern neighbours, then to customers around the world" Says Hadhad - the founder of Peace by Chocolate

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LIVE FROM CTV IN TORONTO: a brief about Peace by Chocolate family
Peace by Chocolate on BBC!

Peace by Chocolate on BBC!

Check out the new short Peace by Chocolate documentary on BBC here

The documentary highlights the tremendous support the family received from many residents of the community where they settled.

In early 2017 CBC’s Carolyn Ray reported that the business now employs 10 people.  

This documentary was premiered on October 22nd, 2016 at the Antigonish International Film Festival.

 

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Peace by Chocolate Shows Value of Canadian ‘Openness’

Peace by Chocolate Shows Value of Canadian ‘Openness’

Thank you Canadian Press and Toronto Star Newspaper!
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Hadhad of Peace by Chocolate set to tour, inspire via Skype

Hadhad of Peace by Chocolate set to tour, inspire via Skype

“This is the message . . . if you offer the refugees a welcoming arm, kindness and support, they can succeed faster.” Said Tareq Hadhad to The Chronicle Herald

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N.S. chocolatier turned back at border

N.S. chocolatier turned back at border

Syrian refugee loses chance to speak with students, Vermont governor.

Nova Scotia’s famous Syrian chocolatier was stopped from entering the U.S. because of a lack of documents Monday. But he plans to return as soon as he has the right paperwork.

Hadhad, 24, a refugee who settled with his family in Antigonish and opened a chocolate factory in 2015, was turned back by American custom agents who said he didn’t have the right paperwork with him as he tried to embark on a three-day, peace-promoting tour of Vermont.

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Refugee family’s Nova Scotia chocolate business mentioned in UN speech

Refugee family’s Nova Scotia chocolate business mentioned in UN speech

ANTIGONISH, N.S. – A year ago, members of the Hadhad family were living as refugees after fleeing the war in Syria — but now they’re running a booming chocolate business in Nova Scotia with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau telling their story at the United Nations

 

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