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Strength in Unity,
Dharmic in CommUnity

"We are not just preserving our past—we are building our future. The Dharmic Alliance of Canada (DAC) is a call to action for every Hindu in this country to rise with pride, lead with purpose, and unite in Dharma. Our time is now."

Ganesha Statue with Marigolds

Diwali In The City

A national cultural showcase featuring performances, political speeches, and community lighting. Bringing Light to the city and pushing a new year of prosperity.

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Holi Havelli

A vibrant, family-friendly event that brings together communities for a celebration of colour, unity, and joy with music, dance, and traditional food in an open, festive atmosphere.

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Indian Arrival Day Conference

Commemorates the history and contributions of Indian immigrants to Canada and the wider diaspora. This includes cultural performances, storytelling sessions, and The Indian Diaspora Awards honouring trailblazers who paved the way for future generations.

Image by Rupinder Singh

Indian Diaspora Awards

Taking place at the Indian Arrival Day Conference, A red carpet gala that honours excellence within the Indian and Hindu community across various sectors including business, academia, public service, and culture. The awards serve as a platform to uplift role models and inspire future leaders.

Image by Sumaid pal Singh Bakshi

Annual Garba Festival

A large-scale celebration of Navratri that includes traditional Gujarati folk dancing, live music, and community pujas. The event brings together people of all ages and backgrounds for spiritual and cultural connection, Food and of course, GARBHA!

Image by Sonika Agarwal

Annual Indian Market Place

A festive bazaar that features stalls from Indian artisans, clothing boutiques, food vendors, Ayurvedic and wellness businesses, and more. The event supports small businesses while showcasing the richness of Indian craftsmanship.

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PROJECTS

Core Values

Dharma (Righteousness)

We are guided by the eternal principles of Sanatan Dharma, upholding truth, compassion, and justice in everything we do.

Unity in Diversity

We embrace the rich diversity of Hindu traditions, languages, and regions, promoting a united community rooted in mutual respect and shared purpose.

Satya (Truth)

We believe in transparent communication, honest representation, and integrity in leadership and advocacy.

Heritage & Legacy

We protect and celebrate the spiritual, cultural, and historical heritage of Hindus while building institutions that will carry our legacy forward.

Seva (Selfless Service)

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Shakti (Empowerment)

We serve the community with humility and dedication, uplifting those in need and supporting the institutions that nurture our spiritual and cultural identity.

Samvaad (Dialogue)

We foster open dialogue within and beyond our community, creating bridges of understanding with other cultures, faiths, and institutions.

UNITY & PRIDE

Vision

A Canada where the Hindu community thrives with pride, unity, and purpose—spiritually enriched, culturally vibrant, politically active, and socially influential—contributing meaningfully to the national fabric while preserving the timeless wisdom of Dharma for future generations.

UNITY & PRIDE

Mission

To unite, empower, and advocate for the Hindu community in Canada by preserving Sanatan Dharma, celebrating cultural heritage, and building a strong, visible, and integrated Hindu presence across social, political, and economic spheres.

UNITY & PRIDE

Core

A Canada where the Hindu community thrives with pride, unity, and purpose—spiritually enriched, culturally vibrant, politically active, and socially influential—contributing meaningfully to the national fabric while preserving the timeless wisdom of Dharma for future generations.

Core Values

1. Dharma (Righteousness)
We are guided by the eternal principles of Sanatan Dharma, upholding truth, compassion, and justice in everything we do.


2. Unity in Diversity
We embrace the rich diversity of Hindu traditions, languages, and regions, promoting a united community rooted in mutual respect and shared purpose.


3. Seva (Selfless Service)
We serve the community with humility and dedication, uplifting those in need and supporting the institutions that nurture our spiritual and cultural identity.


4. Shakti (Empowerment)
We empower individuals—especially youth, newcomers, and women—to lead, grow, and contribute confidently to Canadian society.


5. Satya (Truth)
We believe in transparent communication, honest representation, and integrity in leadership and advocacy.


6. Samvaad (Dialogue)
We foster open dialogue within and beyond our community, creating bridges of understanding with other cultures, faiths, and institutions.


7. Heritage & Legacy
We protect and celebrate the spiritual, cultural, and historical heritage of Hindus while building institutions that will carry our legacy forward.

 

About NSAC

NSAC is an inclusive umbrella alliance focused on intergenerational connections and the collective advancement of the Hindu community. Whether you are a first-generation immigrant, a Canadian-born Hindu, or a recent newcomer, NSAC provides a platform to connect, contribute, and celebrate our identity in a way that is meaningful and impactful.
We work at the intersection of culture, religion, politics, and community empowerment—defending Hindu values, building institutions, creating leadership pipelines, and organizing high-impact events that reflect the voice of our diverse community.

Our mission is made possible through collaboration with grassroots organizations, cultural groups, temples, and spiritual leaders from across Canada. We believe in collective strength, and many of our initiatives are co-developed and co-hosted with our valued partners to ensure broad representation, shared resources, and maximum community impact.

The National Sanatan Alliance of Canada (NSAC) is a national, non-profit organization that brings together Hindu individuals, families, businesses, and temples across Canada to preserve, protect, and promote the rich heritage of Sanatan Dharma. Our mission is to build a united, empowered Hindu community in Canada that is spiritually enriched, culturally vibrant, politically active, and socially integrated.

About NSAC

The Dharmic Alliance of Canada (DAC) is a national, non-profit organization that brings together Hindu individuals, families, businesses, and temples across Canada to preserve, protect, and promote the rich heritage of Sanatan Dharma. Our mission is to build a united, empowered Hindu community in Canada that is spiritually enriched, culturally vibrant, politically active, and socially integrated.

DAC is an inclusive umbrella alliance focused on intergenerational connections and the collective advancement of the Hindu community. Whether you are a first-generation immigrant, a Canadian-born Hindu, or a recent newcomer, DAC provides a platform to connect, contribute, and celebrate our identity in a way that is meaningful and impactful.
We work at the intersection of culture, religion, politics, and community empowerment—defending Hindu values, building institutions, creating leadership pipelines, and organizing high-impact events that reflect the voice of our diverse community.

Our mission is made possible through collaboration with grassroots organizations, cultural groups, temples, and spiritual leaders from across Canada. We believe in collective strength, and many of our initiatives are co-developed and co-hosted with our valued partners to ensure broad representation, shared resources, and maximum community impact.

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Ways to Engage

Volunteer

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Start a Chapter

Become a Member

Promote

Helping Hands

Projects

•    DIWALI IN THE CITY: A national cultural showcase featuring performances, political speeches, and community lighting. Bringing Light to the city and ushing a new year of prosperity.


•    HOLI HAVELLI: A vibrant, family-friendly event that brings together communities for a celebration of colour, unity, and joy with music, dance, and traditional food in an open, festive atmosphere.


•    INDIAN ARRIVAL DAY CONFERENCE: Commemorates the history and contributions of Indian immigrants to Canada and the wider diaspora. This includes cultural performances, storytelling sessions, and The Indian Diaspora Awards honouring trailblazers who paved the way for future generations.

 

Indian Diaspora Awards: Taking place at the Indian Arrival Day Conference, A red carpet gala that honours excellence within the Indian and Hindu community across various sectors including business, academia, public service, and culture. The awards serve as a platform to uplift role models and inspire future leaders.


•    Annual Garba Festival: A large-scale celebration of Navratri that includes traditional Gujarati folk dancing, live music, and community pujas. The event brings together people of all ages and backgrounds for spiritual and cultural connection, Food and ofcourse, GARBHA!


•    Annual Indian Market Place: A festive bazaar that features stalls from Indian artisans, clothing boutiques, food vendors, Ayurvedic and wellness businesses, and more. The event supports small businesses while showcasing the richness of Indian craftsmanship.

Support for Community Institutions

Brahma Temple
Brahma Temple

We collaborate with temples, community groups, and spiritual leaders to offer guidance, advocacy, and funding opportunities. DAC facilitates knowledge-sharing, capacity building, and national coordination between organizations to strengthen the collective infrastructure of the Hindu community. We work hand-in-hand with partner organizations to execute national campaigns, share resources, and amplify each other’s voices in times of need and celebration.

Media and Public Relations

Media Interview

DAC takes an active role in shaping the narrative about Hinduism in Canada. We respond swiftly to misinformation and negative portrayals in mainstream media and online platforms. Our media and PR team is trained in crisis response, reputation management, and strategic communication. Through consistent media engagement—press releases, community statements, editorial op-eds, and news features—we ensure the community is accurately represented. We also support the community in telling its own stories through podcasts, explainer videos, digital campaigns, and cultural documentaries.

Lobbying and Representation

Protest

DAC advocates for the Hindu community at the municipal, provincial, and federal levels of government. We engage policymakers, participate in consultations, and build long-term relationships with elected officials to ensure Hindu voices are heard in Canada’s political arena. From hate crime prevention to education curriculum inclusivity and religious freedom, NSAC champions the issues that matter to our community.

Youth Engagement and Support

Uplifted Youth
Uplifted Youth

The DAC Youth Dharma Mentorship Program is a cornerstone of our youth strategy. We offer multi-tiered engagement opportunities through local chapters and national platforms, where youth can participate in leadership training, skill-building workshops, and cultural exchange programs. We also connect youth with role models and mentors in sectors like tech, medicine, arts, and governance to ensure that Hindu Canadian youth feel empowered, proud, and future-ready. DAC also offers internships, student ambassador programs, and youth-led service initiatives to ensure continuous growth and involvement.

Interfaith and Multicultural Collaboration

All Hands In

DAC actively builds bridges with other cultural, ethnic, and religious communities in Canada. We organize and participate in interfaith dialogues, multicultural festivals, roundtable discussions, and shared service initiatives. These partnerships focus on common social issues such as youth empowerment, elder care, poverty alleviation, and cultural literacy. Through these collaborations, DAC ensures that the Hindu perspective is included in national discussions on diversity, equity, and inclusion and contributes positively to the Canadian multicultural fabric

Our Impact

Through Sanatan Dharma build a better, more collaborative and harmonious world through equal, fair and just representation.

Festival of Color

Canadas Highest Earners

The Hindu Migration to Canada has lead to the highest earning and highest contributing ethnic group in Canada

1M Hindus

The largest Hindu population in the world outside of India

180

Registered Hindu Temples In Canada

1900's

The oldest peaceful migrant group to travel and settle in Canada apart from Colonial Settlers. 

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