Organizations
In 1944, the Congress of the Federation of Polish Associations in Canada
was established. The Federation coordinates the activity of over 100 organizations and
associations throughout Canada, divided into districts such as Alberta, British Columbia,
Manitoba, Ontario (with 11 sub-districts), and Quebec.
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The first branch of the Polish Canadian Women's Federation (PCWF) was established in 1956 in
Toronto. Today, the Federation comprises of 20 branches. Each branch is represented on the
National and Provincial Councils of Women as well as the Canadian Ethnocultural Council. The
Federation publishes the "Informator" bulletin, which facilitates communication and sharing of
experiences among branches. The Federation's main objective is to advocate for women's and
family issues. The Federation's activities focus on culture, education, and integration into
Canadian society.
The Canadian Polish Milenium Perpetual Fund was established by the Polish Canadian Congress in
May 1966, in celebration of Poland's Baptism. The Fund's main objectives include: promoting and
supporting scientific and cultural studies, particularly those related to Polish national and
religious culture; providing assistance to individuals of Polish descent who wish to study;
financing the publication of scientific and literary works on Polish culture and history; and
supporting community organizations that bring together Canadian youth of Polish descent.