Community directory

The Ukrainian Canadian Professional and Business Federation (UCPBF) unites Ukrainian Canadian business and professional associations across Canada. The organization fosters collaboration, networking, and advocacy within the community, promoting professional development, business growth, and cultural integration. It supports its members in advancing their careers and businesses while strengthening the Ukrainian-Canadian presence across various sectors.

Founded in 1982, the UCRDC commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Holodomor, the Soviet-induced famine that killed millions of Ukrainians in 1932-1933. Initially focused on collecting testimonies from survivors, UCRDC has produced notable documentaries, including "Harvest of Despair" and "Between Hitler and Stalin." In addition, it holds an extensive oral history archive, used by researchers and educators, featuring interviews with survivors and their descendants. UCRDC also publishes books and hosts educational seminars, events, and exhibits on Ukrainian history and culture.

Founded in 1932 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, the Ukrainian Catholic Brotherhood of Canada helped establish Ukrainian Catholic churches, schools, and cultural centers across Canada. It is one of the founding members of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) and continues to be an active member.
The Brotherhood supports Ukrainian Catholic churches, preserves Ukrainian language and culture, and participates in charitable and social programs in Canada and Ukraine.

Founded in 1944, the Ukrainian Catholic Women's League of Canada (UCWLC) unites women of the Ukrainian Catholic faith, encouraging their involvement in both the church and the community. Affiliated with major international organizations, including the World Federation of Ukrainian Women's Organizations, UCWLC is dedicated to fostering Catholic faith, preserving Ukrainian culture, and encouraging civic responsibility. The league organizes workshops on Ukrainian traditions and arts, supports religious education, and provides charitable services, such as food and clothing donations, to those in need. Through its work, UCWLC promotes faith and family values while also advancing the preservation of Ukrainian identity and culture across Canada. Their ongoing community programs include scholarships for religious studies and Ukrainian language, as well as retreats and educational programs aimed at strengthening the spiritual and cultural bonds within the Ukrainian community.

The Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Ontario Branch, preserves and showcases Ukrainian cultural heritage through a collection of over 6,000 artifacts. It offers educational exhibits, artifacts preservation, and community outreach programs. The museum plays a crucial role in maintaining and sharing Ukrainian-Canadian history, providing visitors with insight into the cultural and artistic traditions of Ukraine. Registered not-for-profit organization. Charitable # 885921817RR0001.

Founded in 1932, the Ukrainian National Federation (UNF) Edmonton Branch is committed to preserving Ukrainian culture, providing educational programs, and advocating for the rights of Ukrainian Canadians. As a longstanding organization in Alberta, UNF plays a significant role in fostering community engagement and offering support through various cultural, educational, and humanitarian initiatives. These include youth and adult programs, cultural activities, and community welfare projects. The Edmonton branch is dedicated to promoting Ukrainian heritage and supporting the development of Ukrainian-Canadian identity. It also acts as an advocate for the Ukrainian community, helping raise awareness about issues affecting both local and international Ukrainian populations. The UNF continues to support the growth of Ukrainian culture through initiatives like kids' and adult theater and cultural festivals.

Founded in 1932, the Ukrainian National Federation of Canada (UNF) is a hub for Ukrainian cultural and civic life. Through its 16 branches nationwide, the UNF promotes Ukrainian heritage, citizenship, and advocacy for Ukraine. Its programs range from cultural education and mental health to political activism and civic engagement, connecting Ukrainian Canadians and fostering a shared cultural identity.

Reinstated in 2022, the UNYF Edmonton Branch unites Ukrainian youth and promotes cultural awareness. It organizes events like rallies, workshops, and youth camps to engage the community and raise awareness about Ukraine's ongoing war. UNYF Edmonton also focuses on fundraising efforts to support humanitarian aid and military assistance for Ukraine.

Founded in 1931, the Canadian Ukrainian Youth Association (CYMK) is a youth organization based in UOCC parishes across Canada. It provides a social community for young people aged 7-25 to learn and practice their faith, promote Ukrainian culture, develop leadership skills, and build lasting friendships. With local branches managed by youth, supported by parish and priest advisors, CYMK offers programs at junior and senior levels. The organization is guided by principles of self-respect, self-help, and self-reliance, and is a member of the Ukrainian Self-Reliance League of Canada.

Established in 2016, the Ukrainian Performing Arts Society (UPAS) promotes Ukrainian culture through dance, music, and theater. The organization provides a platform for local artists to showcase their talents and engage the community. Through performances and workshops, UPAS nurtures Ukrainian culture and fosters cross-cultural understanding, especially among youth.