Our Stories

Proud of our IRCOM U16 boys for a strong 5–2 win in a hard-fought match against SCSA U16B Wilson. Both teams showed great sportsmanship and heart on the field, the kind of competition that helps young athletes grow.

Shoutout to Kwema #24 for earning Player of the Game for IRCOM, and respect to SCSA’s goalie #1 for an outstanding performance as their Player of the Game.

Moments like these remind us why community sport matters. Effort. Respect. Belonging.

Thanks to @playscsasoccer for hosting.

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Love takes many forms, and today is a reminder of the power of community and belonging.

At IRCOM, that love looks like shared meals, new friendships, and spaces where newcomer families feel supported and at home. Today, we’re celebrating the connections that bring people together and make our community stronger.

Wishing a Happy Valentine’s Day to everyone in our community, from all of us at IRCOM.

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Congratulations to IRCOM’s U16 standout, Nur Othman Mustafa, on committing to the Canadian Mennonite University women’s soccer program.

Nur’s hard work, focus, and love for the game have brought her to this moment. From early practices to big goals, she’s earned every step of this journey. We’re proud of Nur and excited to watch her continue to grow, compete, and thrive as she takes this next chapter forward.

Well done, Nur. We can’t wait to see what you do next.

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This Black History Month, we honour the voices, contributions, and resilience of Black communities.

At IRCOM, we are grateful for the leadership, culture, and lived experiences that strengthen our shared community every day.

Azmara’s story is one of the many reasons IRCOM exists.

Azmara arrived in Canada with her family in 2022. When they joined IRCOM, it wasn’t just a place to live. It became home.

Through IRCOM’s Volunteer Program, Azmara built confidence, gained training, and connected with people from different cultures and backgrounds. She even stepped into a Tenant Leader role, helping support others on their journey.

In 2025, her family moved into their own home, carrying forward the skills, memories, and sense of belonging they built at IRCOM.

We wish Azmara continued success as she takes this next step, and we’re proud to have been part of her journey.

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