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Welcome to our web site, which is dedicated to one of the most scenic region in Ontario,Canada--Kaszuby. Our task is to familiarize those who have not yet visited Canada's Kaszuby, and also those who have had that opportunity before. We hope that through this web site more people of polish origin decide to visit these breathtaking landscapes. Our web site is specifically dedicated to the region in Canada known as Canadian Kaszuby. Other nearby regions such as Barry's Bay, Wilno etc. are also counted in the region Kaszuby. However, they have their own web sites and we did not include them in our own. What actually are the Canadian Kaszuby? It's a region of beautiful lakes;Kuiack,Wadsworth, Gun, Half-way, Dam and many others smaller lakes scattered between Combermere, Wilno and Barry's Bay. Kaszuby were first discovered in the early1950's by a polish priest; father franciscan Rafal Jan Grzondziel. The permanent residents of Kaszuby are few. They are mainly farmers and retired citizens. However in summer this place becomes exceptionally lively. These grounds are popular for scouts, youth camps, camping and also for people who have their cottages. This place is not only known for its clean air, crystal spring water and coniferous forest, but foremost for its unique Polish atmosphere. This atmosphere comes so close, that one can say this is a part of Poland itself in Canada. We invite you to come and see for yourself. Because there is nothing more delightful than to hear your native language in a foreign land, and to listen to well known polish songs like ,,plonie ognisko'' carried by the nightly breezes. Before you visit Kaszuby, browse through our web site and learn about it's location and history in Canada. There are some pictures to look at in our photo album. Your questions, concerns, suggestions and propositions regarding our web site will be answered. We're waiting for your letters, but you are also ask to sign into our guest book. We encourage you to surf Canada's Kaszuby web site.
Kaszuby Canada Online Team
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