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The U'mista Cultural Society was incorporated under the British Columbia Societies Act on March 22, 1974. Since that time, it has worked towards fulfilling the mandate to ensure the survival of all aspects of cultural heritage of the Kwakwaka'wakw. To facilitate the accomplishment of this mandate, the Board of Directors, composed of any person who is an individual, family of honorary member and can trace ancestry to a member of any tribe of the Kwakwaka'wakw, is responsible for developing, implementing and monitoring all policy.

St. Andrew's is recognized by the United Church as the primary centre for theological education and ordination in the Prairie region. It offers theological education and training to candidates for ministry, to lay people interested in theological studies, and to people in the ministry seeking further education. Historically St. Andrew's has always been a cradle of Prairie contextual theology emphasizing the study of scripture, theology, history, ethics, education, and pastoral care with careful attention to the significance of the gospel for the cultural, economic, and political realities facing the people of the prairies.

Unity Kitchener, originally founded as a Religious Science Church in 1971, became a Unity organization in 1977. Unity Kitchener offers Sunday services, as well as an internet podcast. In addition, Unity Kitchener offers a variety of classes, social activities and special events to support individuals in the spiritual development. An inspirational message is available 24/7 at 519 894-1521. Our spiritual social action work features "Walls of Art" providing themed and juried art shows of local artists in support of local charities as well as our "Fifth Sunday Champion" which is a local charitable organization chosen by the congregation to support with 4% of our income over a 3 month period along with coordinating an activity to support their work.

Federated with University of Ottawa since 1965, Saint Paul University is endowed with both a civil (1866) and a pontifical (1889) charter. Through its four faculties, it contributes with creative drive to humanizing society: • Cannon Law • Human Sciences • Philosophy • Theology

UNB is New Brunswick’s largest, and one of North America’s oldest, public universities. Our legacy is strong, and our future is bright as we continue our commitment to advance the social, economic, and cultural development of our province, our nation, and our world. Our university is a community of educators and innovators, united by our shared belief in the power of higher education and academic excellence. With over 12,500 students enrolled on our two New Brunswick campuses as well as satellite campuses around the globe, we at UNB take seriously our leadership role in promoting discovery, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Our academic programs are engaging, challenging and relevant, enabling us to develop critical and creative thinkers who take calculated risks, contribute to positive change, and harness innovation in their organizations and communities.

UPEI's 200-member faculty provides a rich blend of academic programs in Arts, Science, Business, Education, Nursing, and Veterinary Medicine to just over 4,000 full- and part-time students. Graduate programs (Veterinary Medicine, Chemistry, Biology, Island Studies, and Education), internship opportunities, and exchange programs are offered in addition to a wide selection of courses coordinated by the Centre for Life-Long Learning and other departments. Building upon the academic traditions of its predecessor institutions, Prince of Wales College and St. Dunstan's University, UPEI explores innovative methods of teaching and features a strong network of faculty, staff, and student researchers in every discipline.

St. Jerome's University, situated in the heart of the University of Waterloo campus, is a public Catholic university federated with the University of Waterloo. St. Jerome's registers full-time and part-time students in the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Mathematics. Teaching excellence and undergraduate education are our highest priorities. St. Jerome's offers our students a wide range of courses informed by the latest scholarly research and supports their educational efforts with academic counselling, scholarships and bursaries, administrative services, library resources, information technology, and residences. St. Jerome's is also the centre for a vibrant Catholic community serving the campus and the region.

Upper Canada College provides challenging programs and a supportive learning environment for boys from Senior Kindergarten through university entrance, with boarders from Grade 8 upward. Drawing on the best practices in education, teachers encourage boys to be open-minded learners. An International Baccalaureate World School, UCC welcomes students from across Canada and around the world. School life is enriched by diverse interests, faiths and backgrounds. Committed to community service, UCC offers myriad opportunities for boys to help those in need and, in the process, develop responsibility, honour and integrity. UCC students work in local food banks, mentor inner-city students, help out in seniors’ organizations, and support environmental projects, to name just a few.

Upper Yonge Village Daycare is a not-for-profit child care centre dedicated to serving the day nursery and pre-school needs of our Toronto community for almost 30 years. Centrally located in the Yonge and Eglinton area of Toronto, we provide a safe and secure facility with two playgrounds. Upper Yonge Village Daycare is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors made up of parents and community members. Our dedicated and energetic staff are all Registered Early Childhood Education staff (RECE) or Early Childhood Assistants (ECA). We are very proud of our staff retention rates, which far exceed industry norms. Having long term staff means a stable and stress-free learning environment for your children.

At Valley Christian School, our students will develop into Christ-centered, passionate servant-leaders. Through fostering a nurturing and prayerful community of faith incorporating the home, the church, the school, and the global village, the best possible education will be provided.As a place of innovation, creativity, academic excellence, and spiritual formation, students are given the foundation they require while being trained in righteousness and equipped to serve Jesus Christ and further His Kingdom.

Over 18,000 children and youth in B.C. are diagnosed with a Learning Disability. With few resources in the school system to support them they are being left behind. By definition children with learning challenges are of average or above average intelligence but blocks in one or more areas of the brain mean they have challenges understanding and using language and their ability to receive, process, recall or communicate information is affected. Learning challenges can lead to social anxiety, low self-esteem and many other challenges. Together we can help. LDAV offers remedial teaching that builds confidence by helping children understand their unique strengths and teaches them strategies and skills for overcoming their challenges. Armed with these tools children can advocate for themselves in school and access the education that will allow them to achieve their dreams. Every child has the right to learn and the power to achieve. Help us make this a reality today.

The school endeavors to teach children that faith and learning go together through a distinctive Christian worldview. All parents are viewed as active partners with the school and are encouraged to participate in volunteering and supporting their children's education. The school association is a non-profit society and is parent-run. The school is divided into 3 sections: K-5 Elementary, 6-8 Middle School, and 9-12 High School (CARVER CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL) The high school has a different location and students can ride a complementary shuttle between campuses. The high school is operated in partnership with John Knox Christian School.