The Canadian internment camp held immigrant prisoners of Ukrainian, Austrian, Hungarian and German descent. (Submitted by Canadian First World War Internment Recognition Fund) "When war comes in ...

Remembering these wrongs is vital to ensuring they are do not happen again, said Danylo Moussienko with the Calgary branch of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress. He wants internment to be ...

Most of the money went to the Ukrainian Canadian Congress, a sprawling umbrella group that has praised Hunka’s unit — known as SS Galichina or Galizien — and defended a monument to it in the ...

Efforts to have it removed gained steam last fall after the Forward reported that a 98-year-old Ukrainian-Canadian war veteran honored in Canada’s Parliament during a visit by Ukrainian ...

MORE: Russian forces steadily advancing in Eastern Ukraine Ukrainian Selects, the peewee hockey team sponsored by Canadian hosts, is made up of Ukrainian refugees ages 11 to 13 who have been ...

In the play Nestor, a Ukrainian-Canadian citizen ... June 20th is the anniversary of when the last internment camps closed in 1920. It is also World Refugee Day.

An international campaign called “Heal the Heart of a Mother” has launched to support Ukrainian women who have lost loved ones in war or have family members who are missing or in captivity.

Specific UCC demands include that the government: “issue a public statement unequivocally condemning the rising pattern of hate-motivated attacks against the Ukrainian Canadian community and ...

Last month, Speaker Anthony Rota invited Hunka to the Canadian House of Commons to attend a speech given by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Hunka was introduced as a war hero to standing ...

A coalition of activists is launching a new initiative to recruit and support Canadian hosts for LGBTQ+ Ukrainian refugees. Since fleeing their homes, many queer Ukrainian refugees have not felt ...