Canadian Polish Congress for Polish Language and Literature at UFT: Part I Brochure for Polish Language and Literature at UFT: Part II The following foundations are associated with the Canadian Polish Congress: Canadian Polish Congress The Canadian-Polish Congress (, KPK), is a Canadian not-for-profit organization federally integrated on the 7th of February 1933 in Winnipeg, Manitoba which was previously known as the Federation of Polish Societies in Canada. It was later on reconstituted on the 16 of March 1948 as the Canadian Polish Congress. The change of the organization's name was during a General Meeting held in Toronto, capital of Ontario, during the
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