Most people who grow up with an Armenian identity in Canada reach a point where the language starts to shrink. You can still greet a relative, follow a conversation at a family table, or read a menu at a church bazaar; but somewhere between the Saturday school and adult life, Western Armenian vocabulary stops growing, and it turns into something you understand rather than use. The Levon Shant Armenological Course, offered by Hamazkayin Canada, was founded with that circumstan

Armenian Family Support Services has been helping families across the Greater Toronto Area since 2004, from its office inside Holy Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church in Scarborough. Settlement, employment, referrals, and volunteer placements for students.

The Diocese of the Armenian Church of Canada was established in 1983, is seated at St. Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral in Montreal, and oversees twelve parishes. Who leads it, where its churches are, and how it differs from the Armenian Prelacy.