ukrainian-canadian

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• - Informing Canadian golfers of Ukrainian decent about golf tournaments being held across Canada and around the world.
  
• - Works to preserve, develop, and nurture the Ukrainian cultural heritage and traditions as a distinctive contribution to the national culture of Canada. Includes events and links.
  
• - Organization working to advance the professional, economic, cultural and social life of its constituent associations and members. Includes advocacy letters, program details, newsletter, employment listings, and scholarship details.
  
• - A story of emigration from Bukovina to Canada.
  
• - Web site of the Ukrainian Canadian Student Union. T-shirts, stickers, computer wallpaper available for members.
  
• - A non-partisan, voluntary and non-profit research and educational organization committed to the articulation and promotion of the Ukrainian Canadian community's interests.
  
• - International voluntary, non-profit youth (ages 5 to 18) organization with branches across Canada. Membership details, programs and camps, special event listings, publications, and list of branches.
  
• - Ukrainian Canadian pioneer days are celebrated in this homepage which features the humble churches built by hardy Ukrainian immigrants at the turn of the century.
  
• - Umbrella organization representing all Canadians of Ukrainian heritage. Features Canada-Ukraine relations, community profiles, news releases, arts and media information, and available positions.
  
• - Info on The Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada, upcoming events, parish directory, religious resources and links to other related sites.
  
• - The Canadian Foundation for Ukrainian Studies is chartered under Canadian law as a non-profit organization. Its activities are motivated by a conviction that university-level Ukrainian Studies are essential for the healthy development of the Ukrainian com
  
• - A collection of articles about the internment of Ukrainian Canadians in concentration camps during the period of 1914-1920.
  
  

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