Parishes of Canada, 1906

By 1906, there were 17 parishes and a few resident priests in Canada, with other priests visiting on regular basis from Seattle and Minneapolis. Early accounts of priests serve as the best sources of information on the early lives of the faithful.

Wostok, Alberta – Reverend M. Skibinsky Bukovina, Alberta – St. Nicholas Kiselevo [Kysylew] Alberta – The Nativity of the Holy Virgin Whitford, Alberta – St. Michael Shandro, Alberta – St. Mary’s Beaver Creek, Alberta – St. James Beaver Creek, Alberta – St. Mary’s Edmonton, Alberta - St. Barbara’s Rabbit Hill, Alberta – Holy Ascension Conor, Assiniboia – St. Mary’s Crooked Lake, Assin. – Holy Transfiguration Insinger, Assin. – St. Mary’s Saltcoats, Assin. – St. Elias the Prophet Saltcoats, Assin. – Ss. Peter and Paul Stuartburn, Manitoba – St. Demetrius of Solun Stuartburn, Manitoba – St. Michael's Winnipeg, Manitoba – Rev. J. Sechinsky; J. Soroka, Reader

(while this is not a full list as a number of parishes were already under construction, this list of parishes appeared in Vestnik in that year, for instance, Sandy Lake, Pakan and Wasel are missing; Vestnik noted that there were several more priests coming to Canada than those shown).