The Avicultural Advancement Council of Canada (A.A.C.C.) is a national Canadian organization consisting of avicultural societies, individual aviculturists and pet bird owners. The A.A.C.C. came into being in the early seventies to fulfill the need for a truly national aviculture organization to establish a uniform set of standards for the exhibition of cage birds in Canada. Over the years its objects have expanded to include setting ethical standards for the management, exhibition, captive breeding and conservation of all non-agriculture bird species kept in captivity in Canada. Recently we have been pleased to offer our services to many aviculturalists in Canada who have seen pending local and provincial legislation threaten their hobby and their birds. The A.A.C.C. continues to offer many services to its members and affiliates.

Please visit the various areas of this large web site and feel free to forward any questions to our executive members. If you are unfamiliar with the AACC, we recommend you visit our introductory page.

The NEW Hall of Fame (comments welcome!)

Prices for 2010 Bands

Order your 2010 bands!

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2009 National Show Results

NOTICE: Due to health and family problems for the previous editor, The Avicultural Journal has not been published since the beginning of 2009. We apologize for this and hope you will bear with us until we can rectify the problem. If anyone would like to help, please contact the President, Dunstan Browne at hdbrowne@shaw.ca.

WANTED: Volunteer Treasurer - to be responsible for production and mailing of all invoices, payments, and input to our software accounting system - Quickbooks Premier. Approximately 6 hours per week is required. For more information please contact mark@aacc.ca.

WANTED: Volunteer Webmaster - to be responsible for updating of our web site. We use Microsoft Frontpage but familiarity with any html program would probably suffice. Approximately a few hours per month unless a large overhaul of the site is deemed necessary. For more information please contact mark@aacc.ca.