Other Bulgarian organizations were soon established by emigrants from Zagorichani (Vassiliada), Oshtima (Trigono), Smardesh (Krystallopigi), Gabresh (Gavros), Banitsa (Vevi), Buf (Akritas) and Tarsie (Trivuno), all villages in Aegean Macedonia.
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The Kaneff Centre, named after Bulgarian-born Canadian businessman, construction magnate and philanthropist Ignat Kaneff, was constructed in 1992 to house the political science, economics and commerce and management programs.