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With almost half a century of experience, the Pagan Federation (PF) started in England and shortly thereafter sowed the seeds for its sister organization: the Pagan Federation International (PFI), to respond to the needs of Pagans who did not reside in England. Now PFI has local branches all over the world: including Asia, South America, Australia, United Kingdom, Portugal, Germany, The Netherlands, Hungary, Germany, Belgium and of course Canada and the USA, and this list only continues to grow! Currently there are over 7,000 PF and PFI members; you can rest assured that we are not a fly by night (no pun intended) organization.

In Canada, we are always interested in talking with members to start pub moots, coffee cauldrons, festivals or events that promote paganism in a positive, informative and healthy manner. Also, if you are interested in becoming a Local Organizer in your pagan community, let us know.

The Wiccan Church of Canada is Canada's oldest and largest public Wiccan organization, and has been offering public circles and classes for almost 40 years now. Traditionally, Wicca is usually practical in small close-knit groups called covens, but increasingly, as it has become more popular, a need has developed for public spaces in which Wiccans can gather together to worship with a community.

As an organization, the WCC's goal is threefold:

• First, to assist practicing Wiccans in achieving a spiritual balance that brings them into true harmony with the Gods
• Second, to bring to the non-Wiccan population an understanding that we are a positive, reputable and life-affirming religious and lifestyle alternative.
• Third, to achieve for Wiccans the same rights and freedoms enjoyed by other more mainstream religions.

Little Canada is a unique visitor attraction in the heart of Toronto that tells the stories of Canada and showcases the country’s cities & landscapes through the art of miniature.

While miniature, it’s not small. It spans 45,000 sq. ft – that’s two hockey rinks! It’s a place where the CN Tower stands 12 ft tall, the Bay of Fundy simulates the highest tides in the world with its 400L basin, and over 40,000 little figures call it home.