Community directory

The Ukrainian Canadian Congress Newfoundland & Labrador Branch represents the Ukrainian community in Newfoundland and Labrador, promoting cultural, educational, and social activities. The branch organizes events, supports Ukrainian language education, and offers humanitarian assistance. It advocates for the Ukrainian Canadian community and fosters connections with Ukraine.

Formed in 1941, the UCC Niagara Region Branch supports local Ukrainian organizations, provides settlement services, and promotes cultural awareness. It offers language courses and scholarships for students of Ukrainian heritage. The branch hosts concerts, workshops, and cultural celebrations to educate the public about Ukrainian culture and foster community ties for newcomers.

The Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) Ottawa Branch works to support the Ukrainian Canadian community in the capital region by hosting cultural, educational, and social activities. The branch organizes events to celebrate Ukrainian heritage, promotes the Ukrainian language, and provides humanitarian aid. It also advocates on behalf of the community and helps maintain strong connections with Ukraine.

Established in 2021, the UCC PEI Branch connects Ukrainian-Canadians on Prince Edward Island, promoting Ukrainian culture and heritage. Despite being new, it actively supports local initiatives and fosters a sense of belonging, raising awareness of Ukrainian heritage and building connections between newcomers and the broader community.

The Saskatoon Branch of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) works to represent and serve the Ukrainian community in the region, contributing to the development of cultural diversity in Saskatoon. The branch's mission is to support the larger objectives of the Provincial and National UCCs by fostering cultural expression, community engagement, and democratic principles. It organizes local events such as Ukrainian Day in the Park, Children's Day Camp, and fundraising activities, which aim to celebrate and promote Ukrainian heritage. UCC Saskatoon also emphasizes leadership and volunteerism within the community, offering opportunities for youth to engage in cultural and educational programming. As part of the UCC, it advocates for the needs of the Ukrainian-Canadian community in Saskatoon, promoting its interests and ensuring its continued growth within the broader Canadian society.

Established in the 1940s, UCC-Toronto supports the Ukrainian Canadian community in the Greater Toronto Area. It provides a wide range of services, including advocacy, cultural promotion, and support for displaced Ukrainians. The branch works closely with over 60 member organizations to strengthen the Ukrainian presence in Toronto and promote Ukrainian culture and language within Canada’s multicultural landscape. UCC-Toronto also aids in building an independent, democratic Ukraine.

Founded around 2010 and revitalized in 2019, KYK Victoria City Branch represents the Ukrainian Canadian Congress on Vancouver Island. Its main goal is to preserve Ukrainian heritage and promote Ukrainian culture in the region. The organization hosts cultural and political events, including commemorations of the Holodomor and Taras Shevchenko’s birthday. It strives to foster a stronger connection between the Ukrainian community on Vancouver Island and the broader Canadian society.

The Ukrainian Canadian Congress Whitehorse Branch represents the Ukrainian community in Yukon, promoting cultural and educational programs. It organizes cultural events, supports Ukrainian language education, and provides humanitarian assistance. The branch advocates for the Ukrainian Canadian community and helps maintain ties with Ukraine. Since its formation, UCAY has organized fundraisers, donation drives, and direct aid missions. Through partnerships with a civilian hospital in Yuzhnoukrains’k and the Pokrova Chortkiv Foundation, the organization has delivered over $175,000 CAD in medical supplies and equipment.

The Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) Yorkton Branch represents the local Ukrainian community, focusing on cultural, educational, and social programs. The branch organizes cultural events, encourages the study of the Ukrainian language, and provides humanitarian support. It advocates for the needs of the Ukrainian Canadian community and strengthens its relationship with Ukraine.

Founded in the 1960s, the UCPBF represents Ukrainian Canadian professionals and businesspeople across Canada. The organization serves as a networking hub for individuals in various industries, organizing events and initiatives that promote business development and professional growth. The UCPBF supports its members with access to valuable resources and information related to business management, tax planning, and industry trends. After a period of dormancy, the organization was revived in the 2020s and now has branches in several provinces.