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Polish Canadian Women’s Federation
Federacja Polek w Kanadzie

What We Do


For 70 years, the Polish Canadian Women’s Federation has turned its mission into action.

Across our 11 branches, members preserve Polish culture and historical memory, serve their communities, support women and families, create opportunities for younger generations and develop leadership through active participation.

The programs may change with time. The principles behind them remain constant.

For generations, the Federation has created opportunities for women to lead through service.

Members gain practical experience by organizing programs, coordinating major events, serving on committees and boards, building partnerships and representing the Polish Canadian community.

Leadership within the Federation is strengthened by mentorship and the sharing of knowledge between generations.

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Service to others has been part of the Federation’s identity since its earliest years.  

Members have organized humanitarian assistance, fundraising campaigns, collections and community projects supporting people and families in need in Canada, Poland and beyond. 

Today, our branches continue this tradition by responding to the needs of their own communities, including initiatives supporting women, families, youth and community organizations.

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The Federation works to ensure that Polish heritage remains a living part of Canadian community life. 

Across generations, our members have organized concerts, exhibitions, literary programs, historical commemorations and celebrations of Polish traditions. Projects have ranged from the Polish Spirit, Złota Rybka and Monte Cassino exhibitions to Young Talents Concerts, National Reading events and local cultural programs. 

Through this work, Polish culture is not only remembered — it is experienced, shared and passed forward.

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Federation events bring generations and communities together. 

From cultural celebrations, concerts and commemorations to family activities, educational programs and community gatherings, our events create opportunities to experience Polish heritage, build relationships and strengthen cooperation among our branches and partner organizations.

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Follow the work of the Federation across Canada — from national initiatives and leadership updates to community projects, commemorations, cultural programs and achievements of our 11 branches.

Our news reflects a Federation that honors its history while remaining actively engaged in contemporary Polish Canadian life.

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For decades, Informator has documented the life and work of the Polish Canadian Women’s Federation.

Through Federation news, branch reports, historical articles, photographs and stories of our members, it preserves an important record of our organization while connecting women and communities across Canada.

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Concert with the official support of the Senate of the Republic of Poland
The concert with the official support of the Senate of the Republic of Poland.We are pleased to share wonderful news as we prepare to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Polish Canadian Women’s Federation.…
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“Woman in the Spotlight” – 70th Anniversary Jubilee Concert of the Polish Canadian Women’s Federation
Concert with the official support of the Senate of the Republic of Poland”.   70 YEARS OF HISTORY. 70 YEARS OF TRADITION. 70 YEARS OF WOMEN’S STRENGTH. ✨ The Polish Canadian Women’s Federation is proud…
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In Memory of Ewa Miles-Dixon
It is with profound sadness that we learned of the passing of Ewa Miles-Dixon, a long-standing and deeply respected member of the Polish Canadian Women’s Federation and Branch No. 3 in Edmonton. Ewa Miles-Dixon was…
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Honouring the Legacy of Camp Kościuszko and the Blue Army in Niagara on the Lake.
In 1917, the Tadeusz Kościuszko Polish Army Training Camp, commonly known as Camp Kościuszko, was established in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. A total of 22,395 volunteers enlisted for military training. Following their training, 20,720 soldiers were…
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Honouring the Heroes of Monte Cassino: 82nd Anniversary Commemoration
On May 24, 2026, a commemorative ceremony marking the 82nd anniversary of the Battle of Monte Cassino was held at Ignacy Jan Paderewski Park in Toronto. The event was organized by the Association of Polish…
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Celebrating Poland’s Constitution Day Parade in Toronto
The Constitution Day Parade in Toronto was a wonderful celebration of Polish heritage, community, and national pride. 🇨🇦🇵🇱 On a beautiful, sunny day, members of the Polish Canadian community gathered in downtown Toronto to commemorate…
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