St. Thomas More College, University of Saskatchewan, STM 200, Saskatoon

“In Correspondence with the Homeland: Researching Ukrainian Canadian Letter Writing in the 20th century”

STM Faculty Seminar Series
Dr. Natalia Khanenko-Friesen

Sponsored by the Office of the Dean

Prairieland Park, Saskatoon

Details/poster

The Ukrainian Canadian Professional and Business Association of Saskatoon presents the 14th Annual King of the Kovbasa Challenge.

Please join us for a taste sensation of gourmet sausages from around the province. Your vote will crown the King of the Kovbasa.

Tickets are $30 and can be purchased on Picatic https://www.picatic.com/event14171161625416

Reserved tables are $275 and can be purchased through The Kidney Foundation office. Call Erin at (306) 664-8588.

The annual King of the Kovbasa Challenge is organized by the Ukrainian Canadian Professional and Business Association of Saskatoon.

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

Hosted by the Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual Catholic School Parent Council

Ukrainian Museum of Canada (910 Spadina Cres E), Saskatoon

until Saturday, April 11, 2015

From Dust to Dust
Pieces on display are from the Museum's permanent collection and include newly acquired works

Tue-Sat 10 AM-5 PM
Admission

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

Everyone is welcome

Room 1001, St, Thomas More College, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon

2015 Mohyla Lecture

Between Ukrainian Diasporas in Germany: Reflections on Teaching Modern Ukrainian History

Dr. Mark Von Hagen, Professor of History and Global Studies
School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies and School of Politics and Global Studies, Arizona State University

Reception to follow

Presented by the Prairie Centre for the Study of Ukrainian Heritage

Launched in 1994, the Mohyla Lecture is a major academic event in Ukrainian Studies at the University of Saskatchewan. The series is devoted to a discussion of Ukrainian heritage and contemporary affairs while invited speakers are leading authorities in the field.

Prof. Von Hagen shares a story of how he found himself transmitting the activist-research of several generations of diaspora scholars to a new generation of diaspora Ukrainian students who were for the most part unfamiliar with this rich legacy. The new Ukrainians wanted to get past the "old" debates about who lost Ukraine and why against the backdrop of last summer's Russian-Ukrainian war. But it is also the story of a historian attempting to grapple with existing historical narratives as a way to understand the nature of contemporary conflict in Ukraine.

Join us for a unique and thought-provoking evening – everyone is welcome!

Poster

St. Joseph’s Parish Hall (535 8th St E, corner of Broadway and 8th St), Saskatoon

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

Poster/details

Civic Square by Saskatoon City Hall

You are invited to come commemorate all the heroes, who perished during the Revolution of Dignity and in the so-called Anti-Terrorist Operation zone, fighting for Ukraine's right for existence as a free, sovereign and democratic country.

Please bring a votive candle and/or flowers for the ceremony.

12:00 - Beginning
12:05 - Prayer Service
12:10 - Speakers
12:25 - Laying of candles and flowers

Held under the auspices of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress - Saskatoon Branch

Media Release (PDF)

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

Poster (details)

On the 21st of February 2014, Maidan participants wished a last farewell to the perished protesters whom they named the “Heavenly Hundred.” During the event, a mourning Lemko song "A duck floats on Tysa River" was heard (Плине кача по Тисині).

The Order of the Heavenly Hundred Heroes is an order of Ukraine presented for civil courage, patriotism and defending constitutional principles of democracy, human rights and freedoms, active charitable, humanitarian, social activities during the Euromaidan protests.

On 21 February 2014, the Verkhovna Rada (the Government of Ukraine) recognized the perished protesters of Euromaidan as victims. On the 21st of November 2014, by President Petro Poroshenko's decree, the Heavenly Hundred members were posthumously awarded the Hero of Ukraine title.

St. Michael's Ukrainian Orthodox Hall (2075 McDonald St), Regina

Tickets: $15 per adult, $10 per child from 5 to 12 years old, Children under 5 – free

Additional donations are much appreciated!

For ticket purchase and reservation please contact Marichka Sporysh e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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 salmon or creamed chicken, salad, 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, corner 20th St & Ave J), 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

With admission, your name is entered in 2 draws for a Certificate, each worth $12 towards a future Perogy Supper (no cash value).

Bring your family and friends

Thank you for supporting our church fundraiser!

Yevshan Studio (St. Thomas Wesley Church, 210 Ave H S), Saskatoon

Registration deadline is February 21st

Details/poster & registration form (PDF)

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

Hosted by the Kolos Ukrainian Dance Ensemble

Adults $25
Youth ages 6-12 $15
5 and under $5
Dance only $10 at the door

5:30 Cocktails
6:15 Performance
7:30 Supper
Dance to follow.

Cash bar

To purchase your tickets, contact Ginger at 639-571-1525

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

Hosted by the University of Saskatchewan Ukrainian Students Association and supported by the Pavlychenko Folklorique Ensemble

Tickets:
Adults - $25
Children (13 and under) - $18
University students -$18

Details (USUSA Facebook)