Netherlandic studies can benefit from researching these sites. The Dutch-Canadian webring contains good articles on liberation, immigration to Canada, the sociology of the Dutch in Canada, assimilation and adjustment. The site also promotes shopping online, and research of services in Canada that cater to Dutch-Canadians. Many of these links have Dutch speaking employees. The Dutch Market is a very good example.
Most stores sell products such as delft blue, cheese, candy, and books.
You can buy your groceries and imports online. Translators and Translation services are given. There are other sites with articles such as the Windmill Herald, DCA Travel, Netherlands Courant, KLM, The Dutch Emigration trilogy which promotes online research of genealogy and has ships passenger lists. The Dutch Reformed Church site has religion related material pertaining to immigration. Dutch schools are also online, such as Malpertuus in Montreal and the Dutch School in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.