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Paul Nguyen

Paul Nguyen created Jane-Finch.com in 2004. In a short period of time, Paul transformed Jane-Finch.com from a small grassroots project into an international phenomenon.

As the founder of Jane-Finch.com, Paul oversees all major website operations and promotes the website's innovative contributions to the community.

Paul has received high praise for his fight against racism from political leaders such as the Minister of Multiculturalism Dr. Hedy Fry and former Prime Minister of Canada Joe Clark. Paul's dedication to his community and racial harmony has garnered him awards and commendations from the Toronto Police Service and the The Department of Canadian Heritage and Multiculturalism. Paul Nguyen was one of the top ten national winners in Much Music's Stop Racism video competition.

Paul Nguyen served as associate producer on Lost in the Struggle for CBC's elite investigative journal program, the fifth estate. He enjoys directing music videos for local musical artists and continues to develop Jane-Finch.com towards greater acclaim.

 
Paul Nguyen with The Honourable Peter deCarteret Cory
Congratulatory letters from former Minister of Multiculturalism Dr. Hedy Fry,
former Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark and the Honourable Sergio Mario M.P.
Jane-Finch.com with the cast and director of CTV's Doomstown.
Paul Nguyen with Governor General of Canada Michaelle Jean among other youth leaders.
Mark Simms, Paul Nguyen, Chuckie Akenz & Dwight Drummond after the CityTV interview
Paul Nguyen and Mark Simms preparing for an appearance on CityOnline.
Paul Nguyen interviewed by Much Music.
Paul Nguyen with host Pay Chen after the G4 TV interview.
Paul Nguyen on CTV's Canada AM set.
Paul Nguyen, Chris Williams and Maestro at the 1999 Much Music Stop Racism awards show
Paul Nguyen and Mark Simms speaking to students at Brookview middle school