The University of Alberta, as well as two deans, have issued statements about the Holodomor after a sessional instructor called it a myth on his personal Facebook page. 

A controversial post shared on the private Facebook page of an assistant lecturer at the University of Alberta has sparked calls for him to be reprimanded and fired.

A memorial candle was lit at the Saskatchewan legislature and will remain lit throughout the week to show unity with others taking part in Holodomor Memorial Week.

The Holodomor, a famine and genocide that killed millions in Ukraine between 1932-33, is of special importance to Manitoba due to the province's large Ukrainian population. 

The imposed famine was orchestrated by the Joseph Stalin regime in 1932 and 1933. Ten million Ukrainians lost their lives.

Students at Bishop Filevich Ukrainian Bilingual School lit a candle of remembrance Monday morning in memory of the millions of lives lost.

The Ukrainian Canadian Congress believes a brand of liquor it calls offensive is no longer available in Canada.

Saskatchewan's Ukrainian community came together in Regina to mark the 85th anniversary of Jospeh Stalin's imposed famine, which claimed up to 10 million lives.

A travelling exhibition called the Holdomor National Awareness Tour will make its way around Saskatchewan for three weeks.

Members of Alberta's Wildrose Opposition have apologized for comparing the NDP government's carbon tax to a famine caused by Soviet government policies in Ukraine during the 1930s that killed millions of people.