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16.11.2016
Over 300 people attended a very moving and poignant Remembrance Day Ceremony organized by the Ukrainian Canadian Congress-Toronto Branch and the Ukrainian War Veterans Association of Canada, commemorating our Canadian fallen and the veterans, as well as all of the Canadians of Ukrainian descent, who served and contributed to Canada’s military forces and the defence and security of Canada. 10,000 Canadians of Ukrainian descent took part in WWI and over 35,000 served in the Canadian Military during the Second World War... |
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09.11.2016
Renata Roman, Chair of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) Invictus Games Organizing Committee and Bohdan Kupych, member of the UCC Ukraine Advisory Council, met with Ukrainian officials on October 21 to discuss Ukraine's participation in the Invictus Games, which will be held in Toronto, September 24-30, 2017 featuring 550 competitors from 17 nations. The Invictus Games are an international sports competition in which wounded, ill and injured military personnel and veterans take part. Founded by Prince Harry, the inaugural Invictus Games took place in London in 2014, with more than 450 competitors from 13 nations. "The Invictus Games demonstrate soldiers' and veterans' indefatigable drive to overcome and the power of sport on their journey to recovery." More information on the Invictus Games is available at http://www.invictusgames2017.com/... |
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09.11.2016
The Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) Ukraine Appeal is pleased to announce that ten ambulances from across Canada were shipped to Ukraine as part of the "Ambulances for Ukraine" Project - Phase 2. "Ambulances for Ukraine" was established in early 2015 in response to the dire humanitarian situation in Ukraine brought on by Russia's invasion and ongoing war against Ukraine. Over 9500 people have been killed, over 20,000 wounded or injured, and over 1.7 million displaced from their homes as a result of Russia's aggression... |
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03.11.2016
On Saturday, October 1, Jars Balan (Coordinator, Kule Ukrainian Canadian Studies Centre), Bohdan Klid (Assistant Director of CIUS), Volodymyr Kravchenko (CIUS Director), and Alla Nedashkivska (Director of the Ukrainian Language Education Centre), spoke at a session entitled “40th Anniversary of the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies: Past Present and Future,” before an audience of delegates and guests of the 25th Congress of Ukrainian Canadians, held in Regina, Saskatchewan. The session was chaired by Dr. Roman Yereniuk from the University of Manitoba. Dr. Kravchenko spoke on the founding of CIUS, the challenges it faces, and vision for the future; Jars Balan on his early years at CIUS and some of its early publications, focusing on Ukrainians in Canada; Dr. Nedashkivska on the work of the Ukrainian Language Education Centre in support of Ukrainian language education (including the bilingual program), as well as on research in this area; Dr. Klid on some of the lesser known activities of CIUS in support of the development of Ukrainian scholarship, both in Canada and in Ukraine... |
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03.11.2016
The Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) expresses its gratitude to high-level representatives of both Canada and Ukraine for their participation in the historic XXV Triennial Congress of Ukrainian Canadians. The XXV Congress was held on September 29-October 2 in Regina, SK, where over 250 delegates set the agenda and priorities for the Ukrainian Canadian community for the next three years and elected the leadership of the UCC. "On behalf of the UCC, I would like to express my gratitude to the high-level delegations from both Canada and Ukraine who participated in the historic XXV Congress," stated Grod. "Their insights and expertise to our engaging deliberations and discussions contributed greatly to the success of the XXV Congress."... |
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27.10.2016
The Ukrainian Canadian community is mourning the loss of a community leader, someone who inspired others to follow in his footsteps, regardless of the odds, to serve the Ukrainian Canadian people. John B. Gregorovich, known to many as 'JB', lived a life of commitment, leadership and perseverance in the face of discrimination, injustice and deceit. His life was dedicated to serving and supporting Canada's Ukrainian community. "It is with deep sadness that I extend condolences to the family and friends of John B. Gregorovich," said UCC National President Paul Grod. "He was a man of exceptional courage, integrity and acumen. John was stalwart, intense, passionate in his commitment, yet also good-humoured, encouraging and supportive of the next generation of activists. Canada and our Ukrainian Canadian community has truly lost an important leader."... |
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27.10.2016
The historic XXV Congress of Ukrainian Canadians concluded yesterday in Regina, SK. Over 250 delegates from coast to coast elected the Ukrainian Canadian Congress Board of Directors and Executive Committee officers for the next three years. The XXV Congress re-elected Paul Grod National President of the UCC. Alexandra Chyczij and Andrea Kopylech were elected Vice-Presidents; Walter Dlugosh was elected Treasurer; and Yaroslaw Borys was elected Secretary. The first Board meeting was held after the conclusion of the XXV Congress. Sworn into office by Ukrainian World Congress President Eugene Czolij, Paul Grod expressed gratitude to the UCC Saskatchewan Provincial Council and its President MaryAnn Trischuk; UCC Regina and its President Orest Gawdyda; and Oksana Zwarych, Chair of the XXV Congress Organizing Committee; the staff of the UCC Saskatchewan office and UCC National, and all those involved in organizing the Congress for their warm hospitality, dedication, commitment and hard work in ensuring the resounding success of the XXV Congress... |
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22.09.2016
On 27 August 2016 the Ukrainian World Congress (UWC) concluded its three-day Annual General Meeting (AGM) which took place at the Taras Shevchenko Kyiv National University. 184 delegates and guests from 26 countries participated in the AGM which officially opened on 25 August 2016. The official portion of the AGM started with prayers led by the Head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church Kyiv Patriarchate His Holiness Patriarch Filaret and the Head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church His Beatitude Patriarch Sviatoslav (Shevchuk), and a tribute to Ukrainian heroes, who fought for an independent Ukraine, followed by a performance of “Plyve Kacha” by the “Dnipro” Choir. Welcoming remarks were delivered by the Chairman of the Parliament of Ukraine Andriy Parubiy. Participants of the AGM were also greeted by the Minister of Culture of Ukraine Yevhen Nyschuk, Acting Minister of Health of Ukraine Dr. Ulana Suprun, Rector of the Taras Shevchenko Kyiv National University Dr. Leonid Hubersky, Members of Parliament of Ukraine Refat Chubarov, Valeriy Patskan and Ivan Krulko, Special Envoy of the President of Ukraine for Children’s Rights Mykola Kuleba, Director of the International Institute for Education, Culture and Diaspora Relations of the National University “Lviv Polytechnic” Dr. Iryna Kluchkovska and Prorector for Academic Works of the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv Dr. Roman Gladyshevskii... |
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29.02.2016
On 29 January 2016 in Washington, U.S.A., Ukrainian World Congress (UWC) President Eugene Czolij and Atlantic Council President and CEO Frederick Kempe officially signed a Memorandum of Agreement to renew the cooperation between the UWC and the Atlantic Council, that began in September 2014. In accordance with this Memorandum, the UWC will continue its cooperation with the Atlantic Council on implementing the “Ukraine in Europe Initiative”, which aims to galvanize international support for an independent, sovereign and territorially integral Ukraine, including Crimea. This... |
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31.01.2016
General Wesley Clark, Hon. Yevhen Marchuk and Larysa Ivshyna, Dr. Col. Vsevolod Stebliuk and Dr. Olena Burlaka, Most Rev. Bishop Andriy, Consul General of Ukraine Ludmyla Davydovych, Distinguished Members of the Diplomatic Corps of Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, Heads of Ukrainian community organizations in Canada and the USA, Ladies and gentlemen: Tonight’s gala event is a celebration of the invincible spirit of a nation that has refused to be annihilated because it cherished the gift of life, the pursuit of liberty and the right to be masters of their own destiny, even if it meant sacrificing life itself. Tonight we welcome three individuals who... |
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