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National Congress of Italians in Canada, Edmonton District (NCIC)The National Congress of Italian-Canadians, Edmonton District was established in 1979 and is allied with the Alberta Region Congress and also with the national parent organization. The Congress, at the local level, is the umbrella organization of the Italian community and serves as a vehicle for communication and co-operation. 

Our Aims

  • To find ways and means for nurturing the cultural identity of Canadians of Italian descent in order to build a stronger Edmonton, Alberta and Canada.  
  • To ensure that Italian immigration history is recorded and shared with the Italian community of Edmonton and the community at large.  
  • To ensure that the diverse ethno-cultural makeup of our city, province and country is acknowledged by citizens and government alike in the interest of all.  
  • To find ways to bring together ethno-cultural communities and the cultural mainstream so that ethno-cultural concerns are not viewed as a minority interest.  
  • To promote the integration of Italian-Canadian culture into the life of Edmonton. The Board thinks that it is imperative to focus on what unites us as citizens of Canada rather than what divides us.

Contact Information
National Congress of Italian Canadians, Edmonton District
c/o Piazza Italia, 9521-108 A Avenue
Edmonton AB T5H 4G3

Mr. Carlo Amodio, President
Phone: (780) 429-4284
email:  caramo@telusplanet.net

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