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Canadian associations, organizations and groups for romance writers.

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• Alberta Romance Writers' Association

  http://www.albertaromancewriters.com/
  Based in Calgary, Alberta, the organization provides a support network for romance writers in all genres. Site features news and events, and membership information.

• CaRWA -the Calgary Association of Romance Writers of America

  http://www.calgaryrwa.com/
  The group's purpose is to help members become published, and build careers in romantic fiction. Contains membership details and list of published and signed authors. Calgary, Alberta.

• Marshlands Romance Writers

  http://members.tripod.com/~MRW_RWA/home.htm
  Has information on meetings, membership, and published members. Also has a great page of "pick-me-ups" for writers. Moncton, New Brunswick.

• Ottawa Romance Writers' Association

  http://www.ottawaromancewriters.com/
  An affiliated chapter of Romance Writers of America. Includes executive list, mission statement and meeting dates. Ottawa, Ontario.

• Romance Writers of America - Greater Vancouver Chapter

  http://www.rwagvc.com/
  Contains board of directors list, meeting dates and events. Burnaby, British Columbia.

• Romance Writers of Atlantic Canada

  http://www.rwaac.org/
  Romance Writers of America chapter. Features organization details, published author list and meeting information. Halifax, Nova Scotia.

• Toronto Romance Writers

  http://www.torontoromancewriters.com/
  A chapter of RWA. Contains FAQ, contests, and list of published members. Toronto, Ontario.

• Vancouver Island Romance Authors

  http://www.vancouverislandromanceauthors.com/
  VIRA is a place of support, encouragement and guidance along the romance writing path. Based on Vancouver Island.

 

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