The Canadian Polish Congress is a Canadian organization that represents our community’s interests before the people and Government of Canada.The Canadian Polish Congress promotes awareness of and respect for Poland’s history and heritage and the contribution of Poles to the culture of Canada and the world
Koncert z okazji 100 lecia Niepodległości Polski
[slideshow_deploy id='1131'] On Mar 23 2019 at Winspear Center for Music took place wonderful evening under the sign of Poland and its 100 anniversary of Independence. The Karol Szymanowski's violin concerto performed by Edmonton Symphony Orchestra,Canadian Polish...
read more46 Walny Zjazd Kongresu Polonii Kanadyjskiej
W dniach 19 – 20 października br. w Mississauga, Ontario odbył się XLVI (46) Walny Zjazd Delegatów Kongresu Polonii Kanadyjskiej. Przewodniczącym Zjazdu wybrano p. Krystynę Reitmeier W Zjeździe uczestniczyło 76...
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5 ŚWIATOWY ZJAZD POLONI I POLAKÓW Z ZAGRANICY
W sobotę 22 września w siedzibie Sejmu odbyła się końcowa sesja V Światowego Zjazdu Polonii i Polaków z Zagranicy pod hasłem „Łączy Nas Niepodległa”. Zjazd został zorganizowany z okazji setnej rocznicy odzyskania Niepodległości Polski. W zjeździe wzięło udział około...
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Black Ribbon Day August 23 2018
Thanks to Polish Combatants Association Branch 6, free of charge bus transportation to Legislature Building will be provided from Polish Hall on August 23rd at 15:45 and 16:15
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74 Anniversary Of The Warsaw Uprising
The Warsaw Uprising broke out on 1 August 1944. The German army was at this point rapidly losing strength, and Stalin's Red Army was steadily advancing on the occupied territories. The uprising was Poland's last bid for absolute freedom before the conquering Soviets...
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Allan Wachowich Honorary Degree Recipient
Polish Community lost its noble man. Mr. Raymond Pierzchajlo – Auschwitz prisoner No. 12632 past passed away on May 14 2018 at the age of 98 years.
Raymond was born in Wilanow, Poland on July 19, 1920 where the foundations of his life began. In 1941 Raymond sacrificed his freedom to help his brother escape from the Gestapo. He was sent to Auschwitz where he was known as prisoner 12623. After four years he became...
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