Shrine club

• The Grand Lodge of Alberta

• The Grand Lodge of British Columbia and Yukon

• The Grand Lodge of Canada in the Province of Ontario

• The Grand Lodge of Manitoba

• The Grand Lodge of New Brunswick

• The Grand Lodge of Newfoundland & Labrador

• The Grand Lodge of Nova Scotia

• The Grand Lodge of Prince Edward Island

• The Grand Lodge of Quebec

• The Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan

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• The Grand Lodge of Alabama

• The Grand Lodge of Alaska

• The Grand Lodge of Arizona

• The Grand Lodge of Arkansas

• The Grand Lodge of California

• The Grand Lodge of Colorado

• The Grand Lodge of Connecticut

• The Grand Lodge of Delaware

• The Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia

• The Grand Lodge of Florida

• The Grand Lodge of Georgia

• The Grand Lodge of Hawaii

• The Grand Lodge of Idaho

• The Grand Lodge of Illinois

• The Grand Lodge of Indiana

• The Grand Lodge of Iowa

• The Grand Lodge of Kansas

• The Grand Lodge of Kentucky

• The Grand Lodge of Louisiana

• The Grand Lodge of Maine

• The Grand Lodge of Maryland

• The Grand Lodge of Massachussetts

• The Grand Lodge of Michigan

• The Grand Lodge of Minnesota

• The Grand Lodge of Mississippi

• The Grand Lodge of Missouri

• The Grand Lodge of Montana

• The Grand Lodge of Nebraska

• The Grand Lodge of Nevada

• The Grand Lodge of New Hampshire

• The Grand Lodge of New Jersey

• The Grand Lodge of New Mexico

• The Grand Lodge of New York

• The Grand Lodge of North Carolina

• The Grand Lodge of North Dakota

• The Grand Lodge of Ohio

• The Grand Lodge of Oklahoma

• The Grand Lodge of Oregon

• The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania

• The Grand Lodge of Rhode Island

• The Grand Lodge of South Carolina

• The Grand Lodge of South Dakota

• The Grand Lodge of Tennessee

• The Grand Lodge of Texas

• The Grand Lodge of Utah

• The Grand Lodge of Vermont

• The Grand Lodge of Virginia

• The Grand Lodge of Washington

• The Grand Lodge of Washington (Second Site)

• The Grand Lodge of West Virginia

• The Grand Lodge of Wisconsin

• The Grand Lodge of Wyoming

• The Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Massachusetts

• The Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Connecticut

• The Prince Hall Grand Lodge of New York

• The Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Ohio

• The Prince Hall Grand Lodge for the States of Oregon, Idaho and Montana

• The Prince Hall Grand Lodge of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas

• The Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Caribbean and Jurisdiction

Africa

• Freemasonry in Benin - The Grand Lodge of Benin

• Freemasonry in Cote d'Ivoire - The Grand Lodge of Cote d'Ivoire

• Freemasonry in Gabon - The Grand Lodge of Gabon

• Freemasonry in Madagascar - The National Grand Lodge of Madagascar

• Freemasonry in Senegal The Grand Lodge of Senegal

• Freemasonry in South Africa - The Grand Lodge of South Africa
  (see also England, Ireland and Scotland which also have Lodges there)

• Freemasonry in - Togo - The National Grand Lodge of Togo

Asia

• The Grand Lodge of China

• Freemasonry in Israel - The Grand Lodge of The State of Israel

• The Grand Lodge of Japan

• The Grand Lodge of The Philippines

Australia

• The Grand Lodge of New South Wales

• The Grand Lodge of Queensland

• The Grand Lodge of South Australia and Northern Territory

• The Grand Lodge of Tasmania

• The United Grand Lodge of Victoria

• The Grand Lodge of Western Australia

British Isles

• The United Grand Lodge of England

• The Grand Lodge of Mark Master Masons of England and Wales

• The Grand Lodge of Ireland

• The Grand Lodge of Scotland

Central America and West Indies

• The Grand Lodge of Costa Rica

• The Grand Lodge of Cuba

• The Grand Lodge of The Cuscatlan of El Salvador

• The Grand Lodge of Dominica

• The Grand Lodge of Guatemala (e-mail contact)

• The York Grand Lodge of Mexico

• The Grand Lodge of Panama

• The Grand Lodge of Puerto Rico

Europe

• The Grand Lodge of Austria

• The Regular Grand Lodge of Belgium

• The Grand Lodge of Bosnia and Herzegovina

• The United Grand Lodge of Bulgaria

• The Grand Lodge of Croatia

• The Grand Lodge of the Czech Republic

• The Grand Lodge of Denmark, The Danish Order of Freemasons

• The Grand Lodge of Estonia

• The Grand Lodge of Finland

• The National Grand Lodge of France

• The United Grand Lodges of Germany

• The National Grand Lodge of Greece

• The Symbolic Grand Lodge of Hungary

• The National Grand Lodge of Iceland

• The Regular Grand Lodge of Italy

• The Grand Lodge of Latvia

• The Grand Lodge of Lithuania

• The Grand Lodge of Luxembourg

• The Grand Lodge of Macedonia

• The Grand Lodge of Malta

• The Grand East of the Netherlands

• The Grand Lodge of Norway

• The National Grand Lodge of Poland

• The (Legal) Regular Grand Lodge of Portugal

• The National Grand Lodge of Romania

• The Grand Lodge of Russia

• The Regular Grand Lodge of Serbia

• The Grand Lodge of Slovakia

• The Grand Lodge of Slovenia

• The Grand Lodge of Spain

• The Grand Lodge of Sweden

• The Grand Lodge "Alpina" of Switzerland

• The Grand Lodge of Turkey

India

• The Grand Lodge of India

New Zealand

• The Grand Lodge of New Zealand

South America

• The Grand Lodge of Argentina

• The Grand Lodge of Bolivia

• The Grand Orient of Brazil

• The Grand Lodge of Chile

• The National Grand Lodge of Colombia (Barranquilla)

• The Grand Lodge of Colombia (Bogota)

• The National Grand Lodge of Colombia (Cartegena)

• The Grand Lodge of Ecuador (No. 21)

• The Grand Lodge of Paraguay

• The Grand Lodge of Peru

• The Grand Lodge of Uruguay

• The Grand Lodge of Venezuela

For over two centuries the Scottish Rite has been the medium for many Master Masons to reflect on their understanding of their relationship in their faith, to their fellow man and themselves. It enables Master masons to add to their Masonic knowledge and to witness colourful Scottish Rite 'degrees' which are dramatic presentations portraying the philosophy of Freemasonry. The Scottish Rite (ritual) delves further into Masonic teachings and is meant to provide more insight into living amore meaningful way of life for a Master Mason and his family. It also includes enjoying the friendships and associating with a larger and wider cross-section of like-minded men and their families.

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In Canada the Scottish Rite, through their Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation, provides generous research grants and bursaries toward the finding of causes, prevention and treatment of all forms of dementia and mental incapacities including Alzheimer's Disease.
 

• Canada: Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry

• U.S.: Northern Masonic Jurisdiction: Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry

• U.S.: Southern Masonic Jurisdiction: The Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Supreme Council

• England and Wales: Supreme Council

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Scottish Rite Freemasonry today can be found throughout the world. Supreme Councils have been established on nearly every continent and now includes the following nations:

Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgary, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, England & Wales, Filippines, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, Hungary, India, Iran-In-Exile, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Scotland, Serbia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Togo, Turkey, Uruguay, United States (North), United States (South) and Venezuela.

The York Rite gives an elaboration on teachings of the Masonic Lodge. This Rite is divided into several bodies including Holy Royal Arch, and the Preceptory.

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The Holy Royal Arch

On your journey through the three degrees of Masonry, you would have learned the proficiency lecture for each degree. Many questions would have arisen concerning the meaning of the ceremonies, the historical implications and the 'why' of the legends of Freemasonry. Most students of Freemasonry agree that the story of the Craft as presented in the three degrees is incomplete and that the degrees offered in the Holy Royal Arch of the York Rite of Freemasonry complete the story and answer many of the questions in the mind of the newly made Master Mason. In the Holy Royal Arch of Jerusalem is found the essentials of symbolism and philosophy necessary for a Master Mason to understand that which he has received.
 

www.shrinersrewards.com

The Knights Templar is an Order formed in 1118. Their mission was to protect travelers on the roads to the Holy Land. In short order the Templars blossomed to a very large organization.

Their mission today is to enhance the Masonic virtues of faith, hope and charity, supported by wisdom, strength and beauty, adding the chivalric principles of the Crusades of honour, duty and courage, so that the results will be in harmony with our Masonic beliefs.

DeMolay is an organization dedicated to preparing young men to lead successful, happy, and productive lives. Basing its approach on timeless principles and hands-on experience, DeMolay opens doors for young men aged 12 to 21 by developing the civic awareness, personal responsibility and leadership skills so vitally needed in society today. DeMolay combines this serious mission with a fun approach that builds important bonds of friendship among members in more than 1,000 chapters worldwide.

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Demolay Alberta

Demolay Atlantic Provinces

Demolay Ontario

Demolay Canada

Demolay International

The Order of the Eastern Star is the largest fraternal organization in the world to which both women and men may belong.  Worldwide, there are over 500,000 members under the General Grand Chapter

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Eastern Star is a social order comprised of persons with spiritual values, but it is not a religion.  Its appeal rests in the true beauty of the refreshing and character-building lessons that are so sincerely portrayed in its ritualistic work.  A deep fraternal bond exists between its members.  It is the wholesome relationship of sisterly and brotherly love brought about through high principles exemplified in our lives which makes us near and dear to each other.

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While this is an Order composed of people of deep spiritual convictions, it is open to all faiths, except no faith.  The personal welfare of our members is vital to all of those in the Eastern Star, and it is considered a privilege to help another member whenever we can.

Job’s Daughters is an organization of young women between the ages of 10 and 20 who are related to a Master Mason, and share a common bond.

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Throughout the year, they perform service projects to help the community, the less fortunate, and other charities. They actively support the Hearing Impaired Kids Endowment (HIKE) Fund, which purchases hearing assistance devices for hearing impaired children. They teach individual leadership by holding various offices within Job’s Daughters. Various scholarships are offered on a state and a national level.

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http://www.jobsdaughtersinternational.org/#!canada/qduxn

Rainbow is a nonprofit organization that strives to give girls the tools, training, and encouragement to let their individual spirits shine bright. By providing members with a safe, fun, caring environment where responsible, older girls can interact and mentor younger girls through family involvement.

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http://www.canadaiorg.org/