“Ya devi sarvabhuteshu shanti rupena samsthita,
Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namah”
| EVENT | DATE | TIME | |
| Bhadrapada Purnima (Satya Narayan Katha) | Tuesday, September 17, 2024 | 7:30 PM onward | |
| Mahalaya Tarpan | Tuesday, October 01, 2024 | 11.30 AM onward till evening | |
| Mahalaya Program | Friday, October 04, 2024 | 7:30 PM onward | |
| Durga Puja – Maha Sashti | Tuesday, October 08, 2024 | Evening | |
| Durga Puja – Maha Saptami | Wednesday, October 09, 2024 | Evening | |
| Durga Puja – Maha Ashtami | Thursday, October 10, 2024 | Evening | |
| Durga Puja – Maha Nabami | Friday, October 11, 2024 | Evening | |
| Durga Puja – Maha Dasami | Saturday, October 12, 2024 | Morning/Noon |
Upcoming Events:
Notifications
The COVID-19 pandemic is still not completely behind us. As a precaution and to ensure everyone’s safety, Toronto Kalibari requests that you avoid making cash donations as much as possible. Instead, donations by cheque (payable to “Toronto Kalibari”) or by credit card are requested.
Dear Members, Volunteers and Devotees of Toronto Kalibari:
In recent times, we have received several inquiries from members and devotees about emails and messages impersonating Toronto Kalibari.
If you have received an email or message from an unauthorized email id such as “[email protected]” or from any other email id, claiming to be from Toronto Kalibari, you are urged to kindly disregard it and please do not etransfer any money that may be requested in the form of donations, to this id. Even if the email you received contains the Toronto Kalibari name or logo, please do not reply to it or click on any hyperlink in it.
As notified on this website earlier, the official email id of Toronto Kalibari is “[email protected]”
Kindly send any queries / communication to [email protected] and they will be addressed in a timely manner.
Any volunteer meetings etc. held at Toronto Kalibari premises which are not officially requested by the Kalibari Management / Board of Trustees, are to be deemed as unauthorized and considered null and void.
May the Divine Mother Kali bless us all.
Toronto Kalibari – Board of Trustees.
Chairman’s Statement
Toronto Kali Bari, a Hindu Temple, in the City of Mississauga was established over 35 years ago and is maintained as a safe, common place of worship to protect and showcase the rich traditions of Hindu culture. Our goal is to provide a comfortable place where peaceful ideals and celebrations are aimed to further the well-being, prosperity and overall development of our community.
The Temple is structured entirely for charitable, religious, and educational purposes. Our intention is:
- To provide a place of worship and be the main spiritual resource center for the community
- To preserve and promote Hindu cultural values and traditions
- To provide individuals from all backgrounds, the path to peace and bliss, through “Devotion, Service and Teachings“
- To provide facilities for Meditation, Cultural showcases, and educational activities
- To advance knowledge which encourage and foster interfaith understanding and cooperation.
- To provide young members of the community with facilities for cultural activities that are fun and educational.
Our Mission
To create a community that aims to further the safety, well being and prosperity of its members by showcasing, teaching and reiterating the values of Hindu and Indian customs/traditions.
Our Vision
To create a venue where members feel safe and comfortable participating in furthering and protecting the ideals of the Hindu Religion. A place where members feel equal and respected amongst their community members to continue to look for ways to creatively expand its philosophy and teachings, while still remaining relevant in an ever-expanding social media world.
Our Goals
- To conduct daily worship services – to Hindu Gods and spiritual masters, in accordance with traditional Hindu rituals and customs.
- To conduct religious education classes, study circles, discourses, celebration of Hindu festivals & religious activities, and cultural events.
- To engage in various community service activities – to serve the needy and elderly as a part of our religious duty.
- To enhance pride in Hindu Religion – for present and future generations.
- To promote understanding and respect for Hindu philosophy.
Jaidev Sarkar, P.Eng
Chairman – Toronto Kalibari