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| − | '''Mensa Canada''' is the official Mensa organization in [[wikipedia:Canada|Canada]], recognized as a [[National Mensa]] by [[Mensa International]]. It had its beginnings in the late 1960s, '''North American Mensa''' was in operation with a small national office staffed by [[Margot Seitelman]], and a newsletter called the ''North American Mensa Activities Bulletin'' (which later became the ''[[Mensa Bulletin]]''). In 1967, [[Mensa Canada]] broke off and became a separate National Mensa, based in Ontario | + | '''Mensa Canada''' is the official Mensa organization in [[wikipedia:Canada|Canada]], recognized as a [[National Mensa]] by [[Mensa International]]. It had its beginnings in the late 1960s, '''North American Mensa''' was in operation with a small national office staffed by [[Margot Seitelman]], and a newsletter called the ''North American Mensa Activities Bulletin'' (which later became the ''[[Mensa Bulletin]]''). In 1967, [[Mensa Canada]] broke off and became a separate National Mensa, based in Ontario. |
Mensa Canada is divided for administrative purposes into 5 regions, which in turn contain a number of local groups. | Mensa Canada is divided for administrative purposes into 5 regions, which in turn contain a number of local groups. | ||
Revision as of 04:34, 3 July 2007
Mensa Canada is the official Mensa organization in Canada, recognized as a National Mensa by Mensa International. It had its beginnings in the late 1960s, North American Mensa was in operation with a small national office staffed by Margot Seitelman, and a newsletter called the North American Mensa Activities Bulletin (which later became the Mensa Bulletin). In 1967, Mensa Canada broke off and became a separate National Mensa, based in Ontario.
Mensa Canada is divided for administrative purposes into 5 regions, which in turn contain a number of local groups.
