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The purpose and mission of the Estonian Society of Los Angeles is to keep the Estonian language, culture and traditions alive and to introduce our country and people to America, the new home of many Estonians.

The New York Estonian Educational Society (New York Estonian House) was founded on December 7, 1929.

Since 2005, AjaKaja has been the English language magazine of the Alberta Estonian Heritage Society, published twice yearly in Summer and Winter issues.

Väliseesti Muuseum, VEMU toob kokku eesti ja kanada kogukonnad, pakkudes mitmekesist kultuuriprogrammi - loenguid, õpitube, näitusi, filmi- ja teatriõhtuid, kontserte ja palju muud.

VES is a non-profit organization that promotes cultural activities and provides resources to preserve and celebrate Estonian heritage in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

The Toronto Estonian Society, founded in 1944, is an organization for Estonians and non-Estonians living in and around Toronto whose ideal is an independent and sovereign Republic of Estonia.

Founded in 1950 the Toronto Estonian Male Voice Choir (TEM) is celebrating more than 70 years of male choral tradition.

The Toronto Estonian Society offers a kindergarten/nursery school program to learn about and celebrate our roots.

Ööbik is an amateur Toronto choir supported by the Estonian Studies Centre.

The Society of Estonian Artists in Toronto (EKKT) is a non-for-profit organization founded in 1956 by Estonian artists in Toronto.