Who Are We?

CUMA – BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER

Canada Universal Media Association (CUMA) is a national multicultural community led by market-leading companies who work to exchange, share and bring awareness towards daily topics that may impact our daily lives. CUMA is Canada’s news media industry’s foremost ideas-sharing network.

Based in Markham, Ontario, and led by Xinflix Media, CUMA has incorporated nearly 60 media outlets from different ethnic communities.

As a professional media outlet that has been covering Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, Xinflix Media has a unique influence to promote cultural and economic exchanges between China and Canada. Xinflix Media has been organizing a series of activities and programs for different ethnic communities using its media platform as well as its professional auditorium for the last ten years since it was founded; It has conducted in-depth cultural exchanges with various community associations in cooperation with its professionalism and language advantages.

Noteworthy Contributions

Economic Recovery Symposium

More than 30 media members from different ethnic groups and Chinese enterprises attended to discuss “How to Promote Economic Recovery in the post-epidemic period” at Xinflix Media.

Cultural Cooperation

CUMA held an online meeting with Nicaraguan ambassadors to discuss “How to Promote Cultural Tourism and Economic and Trade Cooperation” through platforms provided by multi-ethnic media associations.

Linkage Programs & Activities

CUMA conducted an in-depth discussion with industry veterans from Greek and Italian communities on how to realize the linkage of online and offline activities and programs from diverse communities.

Renewable Energy Cooperation

CUMA has established a long-term relationship with a well-known Chinese renewable energy company to help expand its market and find business opportunities overseas. The Salvadorian Presidential Investments & Commerce Department has authorized CUMA to help the country to seek for Chinese enterprises to upgrade their renewable energy technologies and bus system.