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The call by Canadian Jewish Congress president Keith Landy for the government to

create a Holocaust museum needs some qualification - not because the victims of that

genocide are not worthy of being remembered, but because we should not forget the

victims of other genocides >>>more

Public is misinformed about war crimes - Roman Serbyn
The accusations of Ukrainian war criminality being false, the media repeating the false accusations
uncritically, the media adding their own distortions, and worst of all, the media failing to report
corrective information that is supplied to it. The name of Simon Wiesenthal appears repeatedly
as a source of the anti-Ukrainian misinformation. >>>more

Josaphat Jean Foundation
To foster scholarships and good citizenship among Ukrainian Catholic youth in Montreal. >>>more

Ukrainian Orthodoxy
An overview of Ukrainian Orthodoxy life in Canada and around the world. Many articles are
listed on this site which gives a comprehensive overview of Ukrainian Orthodoxy. >>>more

The Marunczak Ukrainian Dance Ensemble of Montreal Canada has been entertaining audiences for

over 45 years under the renowned tutelage of Peter Marunczak Sr.>>>more

Throughout the years, Luba has won many awards: three Felix awards, numerous Casby's

and five Juno awards, including the Best Female Vocalist title three years in a row. >>>more

Born in Montreal of Ukrainian heritage, Taras is quickly emerging as a leading bass-baritone

at many opera houses and orchestras in North America. This summer he made his European

debut to critical acclaim in the title role of Don Giovanni touring France and Belgium. >>>more

An excellent soprano voice with a unique colour and flexibility (Carl Urquhart, music critic - Opera Canada)

Audio Clips fromOleksa's upcoming chamber music recording 'Bright Sadness' >>>more

A young virtuoso guitarist who performs a unique blend of Ukrainian and Flamenco music.

His set consists of mainly original Ukrainian music as well as traditional pieces.

>>>more

Lubomyr Luciuk, PhD, is author of In Fear of the Barbed Wire Fence. Also, Searching For Place:

Ukrainian Displaced Persons, Canada, and the Migration of Memory (University of Toronto Press, 2000),

serves as director of research for the Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Association. This editorial

represents his personal opinion, not necessarily that of UCCLA or any of its members or supporters,

including those in the UCC >>>more