In Canada, world’s second largest Ukrainian diaspora grieves invasion

The community is mobilizing resources and seeking solace in one and other as their homeland reels from Russian attackEvery weekend for most of her youth, while other children were out playing, Natalia Toroshenko attended Ukrainian school, studying the country’s geography, language, its history and national heroes.“Ukraine, and being Ukrainian, is a deep part of me,” she said. “I wasn’t born there, but it’s my ancestral homeland.” Continue reading…

The community is mobilizing resources and seeking solace in one and other as their homeland reels from Russian attack

Every weekend for most of her youth, while other children were out playing, Natalia Toroshenko attended Ukrainian school, studying the country’s geography, language, its history and national heroes.

“Ukraine, and being Ukrainian, is a deep part of me,” she said. “I wasn’t born there, but it’s my ancestral homeland.”

Continue reading…

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