AnaPol http://anapol.com is an Online Directory Service which encompasses all Canadian Provinces. The actual full name of Anapol and its primary intent is to serve as a European-Canadian Directory (ECD).

The site is intended to serve Canadian immigrants and visitors from the European Union (Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Danmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Grace, Hungry, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuenia, Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Great Britain) and other countries from around the world. Every year, 200 thousand immigrants from around the globe make Canada their new home with the intent to reside permanently. As landed immigrants, these people are entitled to all the rights, privileges, and obligations as other Canadian citizens with the only exceptions being that they are not allowed to vote or hold Canadian Passports until they are naturalized as Canadian citizens. Canada is a great place of opportunity for all, however, it is quite evident that not everyone is aware of these opportunities and possibilities that exist to build a stable well-being.

ECD provides culturally appropriate and relevant information and services from pan-European perspectives, which emphasize family unity and strengths, understanding of Canadian society, culture and service systems. The ECD helps build a visible presence and strong network in the European communities, which supports our children young people and their families. European children, young people and their families gain skills to better understand and become contributing members of Canadian society. European children, young people and their families gain skills necessary to overcome barriers to academic success, gainful employment, and independent living. European children, young people and their families have access to positive, culturally-relevant and appropriate alternatives to delinquent behaviour, and avoid continued involvement with the juvenile justice system. European parents, children and young people receive support to reunite the family, occupy appropriate roles within the family, and enjoy positive family relationships.

In truth, many Canadian Immigrants live in Canada for years without the necessary know how of where to go, what to do, how to acquire information, what to expect and in many cases avoid so that as the years go by their livelihood and adjustment in Canada becomes easier, stable, and prosperous.

ECD has been created by European Immigrants who have come to this country almost 20 years ago. The founders of Anapol have shared and faced many of the same experiences, hardships and unknowns as people who immigrate to Canada today. They are now dedicated to assist new immigrants in their process of making Canada a new home as effectively as possible and with the necessary information and tools at hand.

ECD is not a society or club and does not affiliate itself with any political, religious organizations. It is a service which promotes a positive outlook on life and those elements which influence the positive development of everyone’s well-being and livelihood.

We believe that the family, based on the marriage of a husband and wife of the opposite sex, is central to the fabric of society. We believe in policies which protect the inherent right and responsibility of parents in the raising and education of their children.

Our mission statement is:
"Appreciate life and the time that we all have to live it, live life to the fullest, maintain and assist others to reach and maintain the feeling of happiness and self-gratification by taking only the necessary steps in life and doing that what is important."

It is all too common that people look to unrealistic solutions to their problems and then are startled or become angered when their expectations are not met. The purpose of Anapol is not to change the mentality of those who live with these unrealistic assumptions and conventions. Our purpose is to serve as a knowledge base and repository of information pertaining to the realistic possibilities and opportunities which exist within Canada and provide such information in multiple languages from countries which make up the European Union