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Dewisant.com - Your Welsh Connection in Canada
http://www.dewisant.com
Our mission is to create awareness of Welsh cultural organizations which are based in Canada, and to establish a focal point for people seeking information about them and about similar organizations in North America and Wales.

North American Welsh Choir
http://www.nawr.com/corcymry
Côr Cymry Gogledd America now has 150 choristers drawn from 26 US states and 3 Canadian provinces, ranging in age from 18 to 80+. Côr Cymry\'s repertoire has something for everyone, including new music and literature from leading Welsh and Welsh-North American composers and writers. By showcasing the wealth of talent that we have in Welsh North America, this \"community choir that spans a continent\" is bringing Welsh music of the highest musical standard to both Welsh and non-Welsh audiences.

Saint David\'s Welsh Society of Georgia
http://www.stdavidsga-cymru.org
The St. David\'s Society was founded in January 1984 by David Greenslade, Sally Evans Funderburk and Jan Sherry. The Society aims to bring together people of Welsh heritage in Georgia and to foster an interest in Welsh culture, language and history.

Blackstone Ipswich Cambrian Choir
http://www.cambrianchoir.org.au
The Blackstone-Ipswich Cambrian Choir was founded in 1886, as an adult choir, with the express purpose of competing in what was to become the Queensland Eisteddfod. It is now reputed to be Queensland\'s longest continuously-performing choir.

Vancouver Welsh Men\'s Choir
http://www.vwmc.ca
Formed in 1980 by a few enthusiastic members of the Vancouver Welsh Society, the Vancouver Welsh Men\'s Choir has grown to over one hundred singers from a variety of national and ethnic backgrounds. We offer a varied repertoire of Welsh songs, spirituals, folk, show tunes, and occasional zany antics, that always delights audiences both home and abroad.

Montreal St David\'s Welsh Society
http://www.stdavidsociety.montreal.qc.ca
Montreal St David\'s Welsh Society.

The First Welsh Footstep in Patagonia
http://www.madryn.com/vimor/galeses/english.htm
The Primitive Location of Port Madryn. The arrival of Welsh settlers in Patagonia took place within the frame of the great European immigration, which colonized Argentina in the second half of the nineteenth century.

Welsh-American Genealogical Society
http://www.rootsweb.com/~vtwags
Formed in 1990 in the United States to serve as a common link for Welsh genealogical researchers in the United States or anywhere throughout the Welsh world.

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