Association in British Columbia

British Columbia Summer Swimming Association - BCSSA stands for British Columbia Summer Swimming Association. In British Columbia, Canada it serves as a sports association including competitive swimming, waterpolo, diving and synchronized swimming.

British Columbia Country Music Association - The British Columbia Country Music Association is a Canadian artist organization designed "to promote, foster and encourage the development and public appreciation of, and interest in, the British Columbia Country Music Community - provincially, nationally and internationally."

Editors' Association of Canada - The Editors' Association of Canada (EAC) is an organization that promotes the field of professional editing in Canada. The association has more than 1,600 members, with the following branches: British Columbia, the Prairie Provinces, Saskatoon, Toronto, the National Capital Region and Québec/Atlantic provinces.

Congregationalist Wiccan Association - Congregationalist Wiccan Association is a Wiccan church in British Columbia, Canada. It is a branch of the federally incorporated Congregationalist Witchcraft Association of Canada, incorporated as a provincial non-profit Society.

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The 2000 Presidential Election and the Foundations of Party Politics

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