See our past event photos. Subscribe to our mailing list. Give us your suggestions or feedback. See a list of upcoming events in the Finnish-Canadian community. As well as to Finland though the Finnish-Canadian Business Club.

Since the early twentieth century, strong ties have existed between individual citizens of Canada and Finland as a result of immigration, business, educational and cultural exchanges, and tourism. More formal interactions between the two nations occur at the level of diplomatic and other inter-governmental exchanges and in international venues.

We encourage everyone with an interest in the Nordic countries to apply for membership in the Canadian Nordic Society. Our membership is made up of both Canadians and non-Canadians. The serving ambassador of each Nordic country is an Honorary Member. You do not need to be a member to join cns-announce. You may unsubscribe at any time. We do not share the list with any third party.

Contact Finland directory provides companies and investors with key information and contact details of business services and potential partners in Finland. It is published and updated by the Finland Chamber of Commerce. This is the online version of the Contact Finland 2015 directory, published by the Finland Chamber of Commerce. ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPORT SERVICE ACTIVITIES. Public Sector and Other Organizations.

The story of Finnish Migration in the New World. What Is Finnish Not Done? A Finn in the Philippine-American War. Finnish Plans for a New Sweden. The Finn that Created the USA. Juhannus Celebrations in the Americas.

Welcome to OSKU, the Finnish School of Ottawa. This site will give you information about the school, its purpose, how to get involved, events, the Finnish community in general and more. The children enjoy a program that develops their verbal and written language skills in a fun, interactive environment. The program incorporates music, videos, games, field trips and occasional special guests from the Finnish community.

For info on any of these or other events at the Centre, please contact the office. Speaker will be Elizabeth Olsen-Kozak. Scandianvian Pavilion -Folklorama August 9th-15th, 2015.

What is the Canadian-Scandinavian Foundation? The Canadian-Scandinavian Foundation was established on 20 June 1950 as a national, non-profit organization with the express purpose of providing assistance and support to qualified and talented young Canadians of university age planning a study semester or a research visit to one or more of the Nordic countries, be it Iceland in the North Atlantic, Denmark in the South, Finland in the East, Norway on the Atlantic, or Sweden on the Baltic.