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PhilCAS of BC is a registered non-profit organization primarily dedicated to 'introducing Philippine culture through dance and music and instilling in Filipino children a sense of pride, cultural awareness and identity in their Filipino heritage'. In addition, we wish to focus on strengthening the concept of harmoniously existing with the various multi-cultural sectors in the community. The members of this Society are mostly young Filipino-Canadians whose main interests are to discover their roots and eventually propagate this traditions to their peers - Bakerview Dr., Richmond, BC.

Calgary's own Philippine Cultural Center. Yesterday, it was only a dream. Today, it is a reality. tomorrow promises even more.

The Philippine Embassy in Ottawa, Canada conducts diplomatic relations with the Government of Canada and represents the Philippines at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). There are two other missions of the Philippines in addition to the Embassy in Ottawa. These are the Philippine Consulates General in Toronto, Ontario and Vancouver, British Columbia - 30 Albert Street, Suite 606, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5G4.

The Philippine Folk Art Society of Quebec (Societe d'Art Folklorique Philippine du Quebec or Kalipunan Ukol sa Pangkalinangang Pilipino), is a non profit organization with the general objective of preserving the Filipino cultural heritage and to promote appreciation and understanding of Filipino values, traditions, history and culture.

The Philippine Independence Day Council (PIDC) is a Toronto based non-profit umbrella organization of Filipino-Canadian associations in the Greater Toronto area. Its purpose is to promote the rich Philippine arts, culture and tradition to the mainstream Canadian community.

An association of Filipino-Canadians who are from San Jose, Occidental Mindoro. It envisions to unite Mindorenos from San Jose who are now residing in Canada.

SAWA is a community group in Toronto, Canada that promotes Pilipino arts, culture and progressive politics.

The Philippine Canadian Times is published quarterly by the National Council of Canadian Filipino Associations (NCCFA) Region VII Alberta, in association with Manila East West.

The Toronto Filipino Newspaper promotes community events, concerts and news of the Greater Toronto Area.

A community where former employees of United Laboratories Inc. (Phils.), continuously live and share the spirit of bayanihan.