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Association of Refugee Children from Aegean Macedonia (ARCAM)

Heritage association · Toronto (international chapters) · Greater Toronto Area

Founded in 1979 to unite the Detsa Begalci — the child refugees of the Greek Civil War — whose Canadian generation includes some of the entrepreneurs in this directory.

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Founded
1979

Sources (1)

  1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macedonian_Canadians

  • Canadian Macedonian Business Network

    Business association · Richmond Hill

    A business association recorded in community references with president Nick Kuburovski; successor in spirit to the Canadian Macedonian Business and Professional...

    Address: 3-100 West Beaver Creek Road, Richmond Hill, ON

    Telephone: (905) 764-7816

    Sources: https://torontomanyfaces.wixsite.com/ebook/47-the-macedonian-community

  • Canadian Macedonian Chamber of Commerce

    Business chamber · Canada

    The community's newest institution: a chamber founded to support Macedonian entrepreneurs and professionals in Canada and strengthen Canada–Macedonia economic t...

    Website: https://www.canmaccc.com

    Sources: https://www.canmaccc.com/

  • Canadian Macedonian Health Professionals' Association

    Professional association · Toronto

    Founded in 1992 as the Macedonian Canadian Medical Society — the community's physicians, dentists and allied professionals organised under one roof.

    Sources: https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/macedonians

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