Canadian Polish Congress

The Polish War Veterans Society of Marshal J. Pilsudski, founded in 1930 by Polish veterans of World War I in Montreal, is dedicated to providing mutual support, promoting education, and strengthening national unity while remaining loyal to Canada and Poland's historical ideals. The society actively participates in Montreal-based events and activities, supports cultural and educational initiatives, and organizes various gatherings and excursions for its members, in addition to providing social welfare services for elderly and sick members. Generated from their website

The Notman House is a hub for web entrepreneurs of Montreal. Coworking and meeting spaces, curated by members who promotes the exchange of ideas and knowledge. Desks can be rented by the hour or the month, as well as event and meeting rooms. Lounge area with coffee and open wifi for visitors.

Ex Aequo is a Montréal-based organization dedicated to advocating for individuals with disabilities, actively promoting autonomy, inclusion, and citizens' rights. Their flagship service, Oxili, matches individuals in need of home support with trained caregivers through a unique employment assistance program, emphasizing self-management and empowerment. Recently, Ex Aequo launched the "La CAQ m handicape" campaign, addressing critical issues regarding government policies that hinder accessibility and equity for people with disabilities. They are mobilizing public action to demand significant investment in essential support programs and highlight the urgent need for accessible public transportation in the local community. Generated from the website