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On the third anniversary of the war in Ukraine, Winnipeg members of the Ukrainian community, nervously, because they watched the news from home, reflect the conflict they stand in Canada and where they stand.
Ihor, the city hit the pastor in the Ukrainian Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral. Volodymyr and Olga, these questions regularly emerged between parishioners – the majority will never go without a decision for the third year.
“We know that the war did not plan to stop him tomorrow or for a month, but we had hope … and we do not want to believe that next year will be here,” he said. “But we are here … and thank you for those who struggle there, as well as those who support our country around the world.
The house in Winnipeg is not as easy as it seems to return home for some Ukrainian families – they built the roots in the city, and in three years later, children were integrated into Canadian culture.
“There are mixed (ed) feelings. It seemed different a year ago or two years ago,” he said.
“Now, in three years here – for those who have grown in society for those who have children and children … English, Canadian culture, it’s not easy. The number of those ready to return.”
Nevertheless, he has been a lot of Ukrainians in Canada for a long time to return home and makes them able to return. Many of these decisions, many of the official documents, many community members are waiting for the news about permanent residential applications when encountered the inevitable period of three years of employment permissions.
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“We want stability, as a person,” he said. “We don’t like to live in feelings when you don’t know what will happen tomorrow. There are concerns, stresses … But people are trying.
“We are trying to give a message to our people.”
This message is something that Ukraine Canadian Congress (UCC) shared by a national non-profit organization operating as the voice of the Ukrainian Union in Canada.
UCC Executive Director Ihor Michalechyshyn, Global Winnipeg said that many of the many people in Canada and many of the world have more than 45 rallies in Canada.
Michalhal, Ukraine said the latest statements about the accusation of the conflict were the latest comments, the increase in red flags in society.
“We feel the third anniversary of this occupation, continue to be related to this nature of Russian disinformation … in a way that Ukraine’s sin or all these proofs about the pro-Russian narrative continue to the fore.
“Ukraine is not a false narrative. This is a false narrative. Ukraine is a rocket missiles in cities every day, the President Trump is very concerned about the acceptance of these narrations and promote them.”
Michalyshyn said the federal government continues to help the people of Ukraine’s war and the people in the earth and the people in the earth and the people in the earth and the people working in the ground and the two people. can benefit from the update of work permits.
“Indeed, we want to avoid a kind of mass movement of the refugee crisis or people who work illegally,” he said.
“These people contribute to societies and participate and work hard … and we think they should continue to protect temporarily during the war.”
On Monday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he was sent to Kiev’s capital Kiev and sent in Canada by participating in the capital of Kiev $ 5 billion Funds from Russian assets to help Ukraine.
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