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Chapters
Introduction
Origins of the Polish Alliance of Canada
How was the Polish Alliance of Canada created?
Sons of Poland – “Synowie Polski”
The St. Stanislaus Society
The Progressive Polish National Union – “Spójnia”
The First Years of Work
1st Polish Alliance of Canada General Assembly
Presidents & Board Members
Honorary Life Members
Branches
List of all Branches
Barrie (Branch 43)
Brantford (Branch 10)
Cambridge (Branch 6-27)
Cornwall (Branch 28)
Delhi (Branch 17)
Grimsby (Branch 22)
Guelph (Branch 11)
Hamilton (Branch 2)
Mississauga (Branch 95)
Oakville (Branch 29)
Oshawa (Branch 21)
Sarnia (Branch 14)
Sudbury (Branch 13)
Thunder Bay (Branch 19)
Toronto (Branch 1-7)
Toronto (Branch 5)
Wawa (Branch 40)
Windsor (Branch 20)
Affiliated Organizations
Affiliated Organizations & Groups
The W. Reymont Foundation
Youth Groups
Ladies’ Circles
Ladies’ Circle Presidents
Education Council – “Rada Edukacji”
Fundraising and Charity
Fundraising and Charity
To Help Poland (1917 – 1944)
Red Cross fundraising (1941)
“Bread for Poland” (1950s)
Wawel’s Treasures (1940s – 1950s)
The Millennium of the Polish State (1960’s)
“Solidarność” – Fundraising & Support (1980s)
William Kurelek’s Artworks (1980s)
Help for flood victims (1970s & 1990s)
PAC Enterprises and Agencies
PAC Enterprises and Agencies
Place Polonaise
PAC Travel Agency
Związkowiec (The Alliancer)
