Ukrainians In BC
-
With 52% spike in demand, Vancouver charity desperate for donated baby goodsIn the last three months, demand for goods from BabyGoRound has increased 52 per cent, levels the organization has never seen before.CanadaDec 19, 2022
-
Victoria-based charity seeks public support to equip Ukrainians in need with prostheticsThe Victoria Hand Project designs and deploys low-cost, 3D-printed prosthetic arms in eight developing countries and in underserved communities in Canada and the United States.FeaturesAug 5, 2022
-
-
Advertisement
-
Makeup artist who fled Ukraine with nothing gifted supplies, scholarship in B.C.Valeryya Stashenko had been borrowing and returning supplies so she could work at a studio in B.C., but on Tuesday, was gifted with her own, brand new stock.FeaturesMay 3, 2022
-
-
Advertisement
-
‘We need to resolve this’: Municipal affairs minister on cost of medical exams for Ukrainians"This should have been something that was taken care of by our federal partners, frankly, some time ago," B.C. Municipal Affairs Minister Nathan Cullen told Global News.PoliticsApr 26, 2022
-
Ukrainian refugee in B.C. paid $400 for medical exam as province announced medical coverageChristina Sivolap booked a test for about $400 and paid for it with financial donations meant for clothes, shoes, food and other essentials for her family.PoliticsApr 25, 2022
-
-
New website to help Ukrainians in B.C.British Columbians can also sign up to volunteer to house refugees, offer employment, or donate to the cause on the Welcoming Ukraine website.CanadaApr 5, 2022
-
-
‘I am where I should be’: Simon Fraser University professor in Ukraine teaches virtuallyWhen tensions in the region escalated, Svitlana Matviyenko decided — against the wishes of her parents and employers — not to evacuate Ukraine.CanadaMar 15, 2022
-
‘Powerful in people’s hearts’: Ukrainian flags flying off the shelves at Victoria shopDemand for Ukrainian flags has The Flag Shop Victoria's phone ringing off the hook and there's a backlog of at least 180 orders, according to owner Paul Servos.CanadaMar 2, 2022
-
-
Advertisement
-
Grassroots group in B.C. scrambles for funds, supplies to welcome Ukrainian refugees"There is no greater service than serving others and there is no greater need than shelter, sustenance and safety right now," said Maple Ridge Coun. Ahmed Yousef.PoliticsMar 2, 2022
-
-
Advertisement
-
‘We are here alone’: Vancouverite in Ukraine recalls chaos of escape from Kyiv"What we have that they don't is that bravery to fight till the last drop of blood because there is no other option," said Vancouverite Illya Lebedyntsev from Ukraine.WorldFeb 28, 2022
Trending
-
Canada Post and its 2nd largest union reach agreement27,721 Read
-
Ottawa unveils steel and aluminum measures to counter U.S. tariffs23,738 Read
-
Summer heat wave set to hit Ontario may bring temperatures not seen in years22,656 Read
-
Banff rock slide that killed 2 ‘neither preventable nor predictable’: Parks Canada19,747 Read
-
What we know after 3-year-old Quebec girl found alone on Ontario highway18,749 Read
-
Rock slide leaves 1 dead, others seriously injured in Banff National Park16,916 Read
-
Top Videos
-
Summer heat wave set to hit Ontario may bring temperatures not seen in years116 Viewed
-
What’s at stake as the Israel-Iran conflict escalates76 Viewed
-
Crime Beat: Uncovering a Serial Killer (Teaser)69 Viewed
-
‘A real end’: Trump says he wants Iran to ‘give up entirely’ on nuclear weapons62 Viewed
-
Missing 3-year-old Quebec child found alive, spotted by drone in Ontario57 Viewed
-
Canada Post reaches deal with CPAA, its 2nd largest union
-