text: Holodomor – Ukrainian Canadian Congress – Manitoba
  October 12, 2021 Education' History
  Centre for Ukrainian Canadian Studies invites everyone to attend the special screening of Holodomor: The Genocide That Never Found an End Spurred on by the incomplete reappraisal of the crimes […]
  April 15, 2021 Education' Holodomor
  April 16 Holodomor Remembrance Day in Schools LAUNCH EVENT
  Friday, April 16 at 8:00 pm EDTWe invite educators to join usfor the first Holodomor Remembrance Day in Schools Featuring a special presentation about the importance of this day during […]
  April 15, 2021 Education' News
  A SPECIAL FREE VIEWING OF THE FILMHOLODOMOR: VOICES OF SURVIVORSfor use in classroomsduring the month of April This year for the entire month of April, you are being given free […]
  Government of Manitoba makes a Statement on Holodomor
  On November 26, Hon. Cathy Cox on behalf of the Government of Manitoba made a Statement on the Holodomor in the Provincial Legislative Assembly and paid tribute to the victims […]
  November 27, 2020 Community' Holodomor
  International Holodomor Famine Genocide Memorial Day
  Saturday, November 28, 2020 is International Holodomor Famine Genocide Memorial Day The Holodomor (Ukrainian: Голодомо́р derived from морити голодом, moryty holodom, 'to kill by starvation') also known as the Great […]
  July 24, 2020 History' Holodomor' Projects
  Holodomor Monument Commemorating The 50th Anniversary
  One of the most heinous crimes in recent history is the Ukrainian famine and genocide, the result of a systematic totalitarian political scheme for killing millions of Ukrainians and even Ukrainian Mennonites in the early 1930s by starving an area once known as Europe's breadbasket.The monument has an inscription in English, French, and Ukrainian which reminds us that we must be careful to see that these tragedies will not happen again and that these horrors should never be forgotten again.
  July 21, 2020 Holodomor' Projects
  September 21, 2014 Holodomor' Projects
  On September 21, 2014, the Ukrainian Canadian Congress – Manitoba Provincial Council sponsored the Official Unveiling of the Holodomor Statue: "Bitter Memories of Childhood" on the grounds of the Manitoba Legislative Building. The statue is located near the monument to Taras Shevchenko. Dignitaries in attendance included the Lt. Gov. of Manitoba, Hon. Philip Lee, and the Premier Hon. Greg Selinger, Metropolitan Lawrence Huculak, UCC National President Paul Grod and the President of the Ukrainian World Congress Eugene Czolij.