Radisson Plaza Hotel Saskatchewan (2125 Victoria Ave), Regina

Doors open 11:30 AM
Luncheon 1 PM

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Rembrandt's Steakhouse, Senator Hotel (243 21st St E, corner of 21st St & 3rd Ave), Saskatoon

You are invited to attend our monthly Ukrainian Canadian Professional & Business Association of Saskatoon luncheon.

The guest speaker will be our Past President, Adrian Boyko. He will be speaking about the Ukrainian Canadian Professional and Business Federation meeting which he attended in Toronto recently. The Federation has reconstituted itself and looks to have a very positive and vibrant future. It will start to operate like a true federation. This can and will be exciting times for the Federation and UCPBA.

We will also have Marnie Howlett in attendance. She will be presented with the first Dave Mysak Leadership Award by Sonia Mysak on behalf of the Mysak family and UCPBA.

Adrian has been married to Sonia for 42 years; they have three children -- Kathryn, Tara, and Ryan -- and seven grandchildren.

Adrian has been employed in the financial services industry for the past 41 years, and is currently the Regional Sales Manager for Equitable Life, Saskatchewan.

In 2009, 2010, 2011 & 2013 Adrian was awarded Manager of the Year for a territory based upon Split Targets. From the community perspective, Adrian was also the proud recipient of the  Canada 125 Medal. The Queen’s Jubilee Medal, the Nation Builders Award from UCC-SPC as well as the Shevchenko Medal, the national Ukrainian community's highest award for service.

Adrian has been on two Government of Saskatchewan Committees, dealing with Multiculturalism. This work culminated in the introduction of new multicultural legislation for the Province of Saskatchewan.

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Everyone is welcome

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Sutherland Bar and Grill (810 Central Ave), Saskatoon

Fundraising activity for the Eparchial Park.

You must be 19 years of age and older to purchase a ticket.

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Touch of Ukraine Restaurant (2401 22nd St W), Saskatoon

100% of proceeds will go to aid in Ukraine

Charity Auction Sale

Ukrainian-Themed Supper: Varenyky, Cabbage Rolls, Sausage, Salad
Tickets at the door
$20 Adults, $10 children under 11

Poster/details

Organized by the Ukrainian National Federation Saskatoon Branch in cooperation with the Ukrainian Canadian Congress Euromaidan Committee www.euromaidancanada.ca

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Exhibition Centre, Prince Albert

Hosted by the Prince Albert Barveenok Ukrainian Dancers, Inc.

Ridna Shkola, Ukrainian National Federation Hall (1737 St John St), Regina

All children are invited to come and participate in this program.

Maryka will bring costumes and props to engage the children in songs and stories. Children will be marching, dancing, singing and participating in the program. The songs are all presented on musical CD with accompanying sing-along activity book called, "Maryka's Treasures."

The book may be purchased for $9.95, CD for $17.95, or the package for $24.95. The songs, puzzles, word searches and colouring activities are both entertaining and educational, appealing to children and adults alike!

Maryka Gulka-Chabluk is a singer, songwriter and teacher from Regina, presently living in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Her passion for song and dance has opened doors to performing in Italy, Japan, Australia, United States and throughout Canada. As a successful recording artist, Maryka has four folk CDs to her credit. Children have inspired her current release, with an accompanying sing-along activity book called, “Maryka’s Treasures”. Children are eager to sing along with imaginative songs, while dancing, acting and engaging in activities developing their creative talents. The book is beautifully illustrated by Caryl Chua, capturing the essence of every song. The bilingual format makes learning Ukrainian or English fun and easy.  Ukrainian text is supported by English transliterations and instructions. The puzzles, word searches and colouring activities are both entertaining and educational, appealing to children and adults alike!

For performance photos, video and sound clips, please visit her website www.MarykasTreasures.com

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Regina Catholic Schools, School-based Services

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Regina Catholic Schools, School-based Services

Lesya Ukrainka Statue, University of Saskatchewan Campus

Organized by the University of Saskatchewan Ukrainian Students’ Association and St. Petro Mohyla Institute

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Regina Catholic Schools, School-based Services

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Regina Catholic Schools, School-based Services

Rotunda of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building (2405 Legislative Dr), Regina

Open to the Public

Provincial Holodomor Ukrainian Famine-Genocide Commemoration & Blessing of Holodomor Statue

Father O'Donnell Auditorium (STM 140), St. Thomas More College, University of Saskatchewan Campus (1437 College Dr), Saskatoon

Doors: 6:30 PM
Show: 7 PM

Two short films: "The Holodomor" followed by "Babylon 13", a EuroMaidan film depicting those who protested against the regime in different parts of Ukraine, and then went missing or had been murdered since the protest's beginning

Free admission: donations accepted in support of Ukrainian student activity at the U of S

Hosted by the University of Saskatchewan Ukrainian Students Association in partnership with the Prairie Centre for the Study of Ukrainian Heritage and St. Petro Mohyla Institute in commemoration of the Holodomor

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Regina Catholic Schools, School-based Services

Ukrainian Orthodox Auditorium (1625 Montreal St), Regina

11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Menu: Shashlyky/Kyiv Kabobs, Pyrogies, Cabbage Rolls, Salad, Dessert, Coffee/Tea

Price: $10 per person
Take-outs are available

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Pre-order take out call 306-522-2821 by 11:00 AM

Sponsored by the Ukrainian Orthodox Auditorium & the Ukrainian Orthodox Men’s Association (TYC)

For the dates of future Shashlyk lunches email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or phone 306-522-2821

St. Petro Mohyla Institute (1240 Temperance St), Saskatoon

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Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Regina Catholic Schools, School-based Services

1 PM - Unveiling and Blessing of Holodomor Monument
Flag & Culture Corridor (Art Walk -- 100th St& 11th Ave), North Battleford

1:45 PM - Memorial Program
Slawa Centre (729 108th St), North Battleford

UNF Hall (1737 St John St), Regina

Ukrainian National Federation - Regina Branch

Poster/details

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Regina Catholic Schools, School-based Services

St. Basil the Great Ukrainian Catholic Church (1747 Toronto St), Regina

St. Athanasius Ukrainian Catholic Church (55 McMurchy Ave), Regina

Presentation to follow

Descent of the Holy Spirit Ukrainian Orthodox Sobor (1305 12th Ave), Regina

St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral (214 Ave M S), Saskatoon

All Saints Ukrainian Orthodox Church (2616 Louise St), Saskatoon

Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral (919 20th St W), Saskatoon

Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church (402 Government Rd S), Weyburn

Presentation to follow

Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral (919 20th St W), Saskatoon

Ukrainian Women's Association of Canada - Olha Kobylianska Branch

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Frances Morrison Central Library / Meeting Room (311 - 23rd St E), Saskatoon
7-8:30 p.m.

Today’s crisis in Ukraine is rooted in a dispute over Ukraine's geo-political orientation – East versus West. In reaction to the dispute the EuroMaidan was born. But what is the EuroMaidan and what is its meaning and significance for contemporary Ukraine? Moreover, what are the challenges that lie ahead for all the Euromaidan represents?

Dr. Bohdan Kordan
Professor of Political Studies
St Thomas More College

Everyone is welcome

Broadway Theatre (715 Broadway Ave), Saskatoon

7:00 PM - November 22, 24 December 1, 3
9:00 PM - November 23, 25 December 2

Inna Shevchenko, Sasha Shevchenko, Anna Hutsol (Femen)

Ukraine's topless feminist sensation Femen has created a media frenzy across Europe, but before they take the world by storm, these bold and beautiful women must confront the dark and perverse forces that power their organization.

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Regina Public Library Film Theatre (2311 12th Ave), Regina

In recognition of Holodomor Memorial Day, join us for a screening about the holocaust of the Ukrainian people

Broadway Theatre (715 Broadway Ave), Saskatoon

7:00 PM - November 22, 24 December 1, 3
9:00 PM - November 23, 25 December 2

Inna Shevchenko, Sasha Shevchenko, Anna Hutsol (Femen)

Ukraine's topless feminist sensation Femen has created a media frenzy across Europe, but before they take the world by storm, these bold and beautiful women must confront the dark and perverse forces that power their organization.

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

La Rotonde, Language Institute, University of Regina

7 PM - 8:30 PM

Discussion with John Foster, Petroleum Economist
 
Canadian International Council South Saskatchewan branch is pleased to present John Foster, a Canadian expert on the world oil scene, to discuss the role that oil plays in major international conflicts, including in Ukraine, Syria, and Iran, among others.

A petroleum economist who has worked in more than thirty countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America with the World Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank, and two oil companies (BP and Petro-Canada), Mr. Foster will probe the narrative of recent conflicts and identify hidden resource rivalries.

There will be signs leading the way from the entrances of the Language Institute and the Administration-Humanities Building. Parking will be available for CIC members and members of the public in Lot 3. For those who need closer parking, there are also meters available in Lot 1 near the Ad-Hum Building.

Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School (125 105th St W), Saskatoon

Ukrainian National Federation Hall (1737 St. John St), Regina

5-7 PM
 
Cost at the door: $12/plate
Children (12 and under) $7/plate
 
includes varenyky (perogies), cabbage rolls, baked ham, coleslaw, dessert and more.
All food is made at our hall. Service will be buffet style.
 
Hosted by the Ukrainian National Federation Regina Branch

Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral Auditorium (919 20th St W), Saskatoon

5-7 PM

All-you-can-eat (includes dessert & beverage)
Meat & cabbage rolls extra
While quantities last.

$12 / person
Children to age 5: free
Children ages 6 to 10: $5 / child

Eat-in or take-out

Bring your family and friends

St. Basil's Parish Centre (1717 Toronto St), Regina

Ss Peter & Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church Auditorium (1202 11th St E), Saskatoon

Sponsored by the Ukrainian Catholic Women's League of Canada - Ss Peter & Paul

Everyone is welcome. From 1-3 PM.

Admission for adults is $3, children 6-12 years $2 and preschools are free.

Kolachi breads, cabbage rolls, pyrohy (2 kinds), wheat and home baking, raffles