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St Nicholas Macedonian Orthodox Church & Community Centre

Church & banquet centre · LaSalle (Windsor) · Ontario, beyond the GTA

The Windsor-Essex community's sixteen-acre home: church, two banquet halls with fifty years of catering experience, soccer field, the Carrousel of the Nations Macedonian Village and an annual fashion show covered by BizX Magazine.

Details

Founded
1971
Address
5225 Howard Avenue, LaSalle, ON N9H 0J2
Telephone
(519) 966-6257

Sources (2)

  1. https://stnicholasmacedoniancentre.ca
  2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Nicholas_Macedonian_Orthodox_Church_(Windsor,_Ontario)

  • St Nedela Macedonian Orthodox Church

    Church · Ajax

    Durham's Macedonian parish: banquet hall for 250, Macedonian Folklore Dance School, seniors' group, traditional summer festival and an annual golf tournament in...

    Address: 485 Bayly Street West, Ajax, ON L1S 6M7

    Telephone: (905) 426-5355

    Website: https://stnedela.org

    Sources: https://stnedela.org

  • Sts Cyril and Methody Macedono-Bulgarian Cathedral

    Church (historic) · Toronto

    The community's first church, founded 1910–11 by the pre-war villages' generation, which also ran the first Macedono-Bulgarian school in the Americas from 1914;...

    Website: http://www.scmcathedral.com

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

  • United Macedonians Organization of Canada

    Umbrella organisation · Toronto

    The community's oldest umbrella body, organiser of the Ilinden picnic and Goce Delchev Night for more than six decades.

    Website: http://unitedmacedonians.org

    Sources: http://unitedmacedonians.org

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