RTYC Toronto

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Official page of the 14th Term of Regional Tibetan Youth Congress of Toronto (RTYC of Toronto)Canada It has more than 30,000 members worldwide.

The Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) is a worldwide Organisation of Tibetans united in our common struggle for the restoration of complete independence for the whole of Tibet, which includes the traditional three provinces of U-Tsang, Do-toe, and Do-med. An independent Organisation, founded on October 7, 1970, with a written constitution and its own plans and programmes, TYC has emerged as the largest and most active non-governmental Organisation of Tibetans in exile. TYC does not subscribe to any particular political ideology nor to any particular religion or religious” sect. Being a national movement, activities of TYC is not restricted just to its members, but also receive the active support of all Tibetans – young and old, men and women, monks and lay. TYC has 87 regional branches in India, Nepal, Bhutan, Norway, Canada, France, Japan, Taiwan, Australia, USA, and Europe. Every regional branch has 5-10 Regional Working Committee members elected by the grass-root members, who supervise and lead the activities of the respective branches. The regional branches, besides initiating their own plan of activities, undertake the recruitment of the members and also implement the resolutions of the Annual Working Committee Meeting. The meeting is attended by all the presidents and general secretaries of the regional branches and the members of the Central Executive Committee. The activities of the regional branches are supervised by the Central Executive Committee. Of the 87 chapters, we are the regional branch based in Toronto, Canada, among a population of over 7000 Tibetans. The chapter was started on October 2, 2002 by a dedicated and spirited group of Tibetans with shared ideology of preservation and freedom. Now into the 9th term, current members are:

The 12th terms of RTYC of Toronto
(Oct 23rd 2021- Oct 7th 2023)

: Sunny Sonam (President)
: Nyima Yangtso (Vice President)
: Tenzin Wangden (Inter & Info Secretary & Accoun)
: Tsewang Dhondup (Culture Secretary & Public Relations)
: Tenzin Shedup ( Cashier Finance Secretary)
: Pema Kunga (Sport Secretary)

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08/22/2026
Beyond 49 Days: Lone Tibetan Activist Begins ‘Rangzen’ March from Dharamsala to Delhi 08/20/2026

https://youtu.be/icVjUh3cczk?si=xwJO-6pJmg3KOw6Q

Beyond 49 Days: Lone Tibetan Activist Begins ‘Rangzen’ March from Dharamsala to Delhi རྡ་ས་ནས་རྒྱལ་ས་ལྡི་ལི་བར་རང་བཙན་གོམ་བགྲོད་ཅེས་པའི་ལས་འགུལ་དབུ་འཛུགས...

08/20/2026

2026-2027
Save the date 🔥
Remembering Pawo Lobga Rangzen

Every 2nd day of the month.
Sep 2, 2026 Wednesday
Oct 2, 2026 Friday
November 2, 2026 Monday
December 2, 2026 Wednesday
Jan 2, 2027 Saturday
Feb 2, 2027 Tuesday
March 2, 2027 Tuesday
April 2, 2027 Friday
May 2, 2027 Sunday
June 2, 2027 Wednesday
July 2, 2027 Friday

Where & Where 🔥
Coming Soon
More info Sunny Sonam 416-535-8780

Best wishes as always
The 14th Term of RTYC Toronto,
President and Board of Directors
Sunny Sonam 416-535-8780

Photos from Tibetan Women's Association of Ontario's post 08/19/2026
08/17/2026

Deeply saddened to know one of our former Vice President, Passang Lhamo la passed away (the 6th term of RTYC Toronto year 2010-2011 & former Presidents of Canada Dhokham Chushi Gangdruk 2022-2024)

Our heartfelt condolences go to the family during this difficult time.She may be gone, but her legacy and the positive impact she made on our community will live on. See you in free nation Free Tibet.

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