What’s Happening at Your Icelandic Canadian Club of Toronto?

ICCT Giving

The deadline for application for an ICCT Youth Grant (scholarship, Snorri travel grant, or Icelandic Kids Camp grant) is March 1, 2026

See HERE for application information

Movie Event

Join us for our next Nordic Nights feature!

Join us on February 24th in person or on Zoom for Godland (2022) an Icelandic film by Hlynur Pálmason

See HERE for more information

Banquet Event

Tickets are now on sale for Thorrablot 2026!

Join us at the Royal Canadian Legion again this year for food, friends and fellowship. This is our biggest fundraising event of the year, so be ready to bid in our live and silent auctions!

More details and ticket ordering information HERE

Book Club

Join us for our exciting re-launch of the ICCT Book Club

First session is on September 23rd (a virtual meeting) to discuss The History of Iceland, by Guðni Thorlacius Jóhannesson (2012)

See HERE for more information

Language Classes

The ICCT will be offering online Icelandic classes again in the fall.

Two levels are offered on Saturday nights, starting on September 20th, 2025

See HERE for more information

Fundraiser

Every year the INLNA prints a beautiful wall calendar and the ICCT sells this calendar to raise funds for our Youth Grants charitable activities.

The 2026 Calendar is now on sale and it is a beautiful testament to the many Western Icelander Influencers who have made their legacy.

Buy yours today and pick up some for Christmas gifts!

Buy Yours HERE

Picnic Event

Check HERE for some photos and a report on our 2025 Icelandic National Day picnic!

Read the latest newsletter from the Icelandic National League of North America

September 2025 Edition

Scholarly Article

Historian Steven Bright has spent a decade researching the little known story of Z-Force the Canadian Forces personnel stationed in Iceland during WWII. Steve has shared his research twice with the Club over the years, first as a speaker at our AGM and then most recently at Saga Connections. Now his research has been published in Canadian Military History journal. Click HERE to access the article.

Reading

Browse through a collection of archival content from the ICCT’s activities, thoughts and analysis, including:

– Ongoing History of the ICCT
– Ode to Vínarterta (Elizabeth Handley-Derry)
– My early years in Iceland (Gigi Friðriksson)
– Iceland’s Financial Crisis (Donald K. Johnson)
– Hanna Dóra Sturludóttir

And much much more. Read from the full archives HERE

Seminar Replay

Watch a replay of our fifth Saga Connections of Season Two: “The Heart of the Music” A conversation with Icelandic-Canadian broadcaster and musician Kathleen Kajioka.

Seminar Replay

Join us for a delightful evening with our very own Betty Jane Wylie in our next Saga Connections webinar.

Seminar Replay

Watch a replay of our Saga Connections evening of a special discussion with Joe Martin and Steven Bright on Icelandic Canadian links in the two World Wars