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Ukrainian Canadian Congress - Alberta Provincial Council Конґрес Українців Канади - Провінційна Рада Альберти NEWSLETTER ВІСНИК Spring 2012 Весна 2012 Read on-line at www.uccab.ca REGISTER YOUR CHILD FOR THIS SEPTEMBER! ukrainiAn BiLingual programs in ALBERTA українсьКі Двомовні програми в АльбеРті Austin O’Brien Catholic High School 6110 - 95 Ave., NW, Edmonton AB T6B 1A5 (780) 466-3161 www.austinobrien.ecsd.net Balwin Junior High School 7055 - 132 Ave., Edmonton AB T5C 2A7 (780) 475-3646 www.balwin.epsb.ca Delwood Elementary School 7315 Delwood Rd., Edmonton, AB T5C 3A9 (780) 476-3969, 476-9866 www.delwood.epsb.ca EASTER GREETINGS FROM LaZerte Composite High School UCC APC PRESIDENT! 6804 - 144 Ave., Edmonton AB T5C 3C7 (780) 408-9800 With the arrival of spring and Easter Holidays celebrating www.melazerte.com the Resurrection of Christ, we can look forward to uplifted spirits and renewing our commitment to living each day St. Kevin Catholic Junior High School using the gifts we have been given. 10005 - 84 St., Edmonton AB T6A 3P8 (780) 469-8301 At UCC APC we are also renewing our commitment to www.stkevin.ecsd.net our Ukrainian community and the work that so many volunteers undertake daily so that our community remains St. Martin Catholic Elementary School active and strong. In particular we are working to bring 11310 - 51 Ave., Edmonton AB T6H 0L7 renewed support to our Ukrainian bilingual program and language classes, and ask for your (780) 434-4848 support. Without your children and grandchildren enrolled in this program, we will lose it www.stmartin.ecsd.net along with a privileged ability to learn and retain our language and cultural identity within St. Matthew Elementary School the school system. Please check put website for more information about the school nearest 8735 132 Ave., Edmonton AB T5E 0X7 to you. (780) 473-6575 As we near the 125th anniversary of Ukrainian pioneer settlement in Canada, we as a com- www.stmatthew.ecsd.net munity have much to be proud of. The hard work and vision of our pioneer families helped pave the way for the incredibly rich and diverse community and society we live in today. UCC APC is already undertaking the first steps to what we believe will be a celebration in 2016- Archbishop Jordan Catholic High School 2017 that will once again showcase our vibrant community and in the near future we will be 2021 Brentwood Blvd., Sherwood Park AB T8A 0X2 faking for your input as to what thus celebration should look like. (780) 467-2121 At thus time, we also extend to you our warmest Easter greetings so that you and your www.archbishopjordan.ab.ca families celebrate within the embrace of Christian love. We also hope that we can continue Father Kenneth Kearns Elementary School to count on your support of our work as we cannot pursue the goals and aspirations of our 8 Sandpiper Dr., Sherwood Park, AB T8A 0B6 community without your moral and financial support. (780) 467-7135 On behalf of our board of directors and member organizations, we extend out warmest wishes www.kkschool.eics.ab.ca for a blessed Easter celebration. Jean Vanier Catholic School Від імені Ради Директорів і складових організацій КУК в Альберті, ми 109 Georgian Way, Sherwood Park AB T8A 3K9 бажаємо Вам благословенних Великодніх Свят і смачної паски! (780) 467-3633 www.jeanvanierschool.eics.ab.ca ХРИСТОС ВОСКРЕС - ВОІСТИНУ ВОСКРЕС! Daria Luciw, President Horton Elementary School Дарія Луців, Президент 5037 48 Ave., Vegreville, AB T9C 1L8 (780) 632-3113 Ukrainian Bilingual Programs * Easter Greetings * Hetman Awards * Ukrainian Day * www.alhorton.ca Events Calendar * UCC APC Donors * Advertise with us! * UCC APC Met Premier Redford CALL FOR THE HETMAN AWARD NOMINATIONS! Deadline - June 1, 2012 Forms available from www.uccab.ca, by mail or in person at the UCC-APC office In 1998, the UCC-Alberta Provincial Council У 1998 році КУК-ПРA започаткувала initiated an annual “Hetman Awards” проведення щорічної програми program to acknowledge Гетьманських Нагород яка Sunday Church Service. Ukrainian Day, 2011 significant volunteer відзначує кращих українських achievements of outstanding волонтерів Альберти. Ukrainian Albertans. Ці нагороди представлені These awards are presented in в категорії молодь, дорослі the categories of youth, adult і сеньйори. Одна нагорода and senior. One award may be може бути вручена посмертно. presented posthumously. КУК-ПРА вітає висування кандидатур від Kozak Games. Ukrainian Day, 2011 The UCC-APC welcomes nominations from будь-якої організації або групи осіб в any organization or group of individuals in Альберті. Alberta. Усі нагороджені будуть відзначені на All award recipients will be publicly щорічному Гетьманському бeнкеті honoured at the Annual Hetman Awards в неділю, 14 жовтня 2012 року в Gala to be held on Sunday, October 14, Українському Домі ім. Романа 2012 at Roman Shukhevych Ukrainian Шухевича в Едмонтоні. Youth Unity Complex in Edmonton. SAVE THE DATE: UCC APC HETMAN AWARD RECIPIENTS (1998 - 2011) 1998 2001 2004 2007 2010 Maria Dytyniak Dmytro Todosijchuk Volodymyr Amiot Rena Hanchuk Katrina Baziuk Myroslav Hladyshevsky Rev. Jaroslaw Puk Mykola Vorotylenko Susanna Lynn Oksana Dacko ANNuAl Elsie Kawulych Roman Brytan Luba Kuc Wasyl Bahniuk Mila Luchak Paul Kit Mary Porenchuk Marry Necyk Fiona Frances Tarnowetz Eugene Topolnisky Vera Kunda Adrian Harasymiw Harry Prockiw John Zinchuk Andrew Ilnycky uKRAINIAN Ludvik Marianych Steve Kowal Mack Skoreyko Leo Zalucky Jaroslaw Szewczuk Orest Olineck David Makowsky Doris Lychak Edward Chmilar Ksenia Fedyna DAY John Pawluk Chrystal Myroniuk Lubomyr Pastuszenko Krystal McCormick Peter Dziedzic Lloyd Sereda John Solodzuk Olia Savaryn Marusia Shysh Nadia Kryschuk Peter Zagrosh Fiona Pelech Tekla Tkaczyk Taras Uzwyshyn FESTIVAl Halia Lypsky-Wilson 2008 1999 2005 Stephan Yaremchuk 2011 Anna Bombak 2002 Paul Groch Gloria Ferbey Ed Stelmach William Fedeyko Leanna Dejneka Andrew Hladyshevsky Judge Russell Dzenick Marie Stelmach AuGuST 12, Jean Holuk Bohdan Tataryn Joyce Sirsky-Howell Elizabeth Holinaty Chester Kuc Carla Kozak Marion Ostapchuk MaryAnn Baziuk 2012 2012 Volodymyr Kuzmyn Nellie Seniw Lesia Pohoreski Tanya Lesiuk t.b.a. in July Marco Levytsky Lena Sloboda Orest Soltykevych Irene Jendzjowsky Helen Marianych Lydia Talpash Catherine Chichak Luba Feduschak @ Wasylyna Mychasiuk Tamara Tatuch Harry Hohol Nick Bihun uKRAINIAN Volodymyr Paik Andrew Wujcik Eva Tomiuk Taras Lys Natalka Talanchuk George Yopyk Nellie Wasylik Luba Boyko-Bell CulTuRAl Zenon Wasarab 2000 Michael Senych 2006 2009 HERITAGE Elsie Choban Bruce Prytuluk Katrina Michayluk Peter Dackiw 2003 Julian Nahnybida Juliana Masiuk VIllAGE Ivan Lahola Joanna Krupicz Roman Petryshyn John Eshenko Mary Lobay Tammy Komarnisky Gordon Gordey Lilea Wolanska Walter Marych Stan Kobylko Markian Amiot Art Mykyte Check www.uccab.ca/ Maria Pastuszenko Taras Podilsky Melety Snihurowych Harry Mosychuk Steve Sumka Irene Tarnawsky Romana Poritska Elizabeth Sembaliuk UkrainianDay Mykola Woron Alexandra Hohol Cathy Lebedovich Namisha Hlus Hetman Award Recipient Katrina Michayluk for more details! Amanda Shuya Vicky Beauchamp Patricia Faulder Jean Mekitiak with Premier Ed Stelmach and UCC APC Orest Zarsky Steve Romaniuk Mary Shewchuk President Daria Luciw. 2 | UCC-APC newsletter | Spring 2012 Nadia Cyncar Michael Hantzsch Chateau Luois, Edmonton, 2009 ALBERTA UKRAINIAN COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR SINCERE thanK you ww.uccab.ca/events/calendar.asp TO OUR DOnORS! U Ukrainian Roots - Alberta Pride! Горді Альбертці з українським корінням! ЩиРо ДЯКУЄМО! Date Community Event Place & Contact info Apr 3 Book launch. Serge Cipko, “Ukrainians in Argentina, Room 243, Central Academic Building, 1897-1950: The Making of a Community” University of Alberta www.cius.ca December 2, 2011 - April 2, 2012 Apr 17 CIUS lecture. Volodymyr Krawchenko (Ukraine), Room 243, Central Academic Building, “Border Studies and Ukrainian History” University of Alberta www.cius.ca • Anonymous donor - $20 Apr 20 Verkhovyna Dance School Ukrainian Youth Unity Complex, 9615 153 Avenue, • Bayduza, Stephania - $40 Pyrohy Supper Fundraiser Edmonton www.verkhovyna.ca • Blawacky, Benedict - $25 Apr 21 The First Annual Vesna Zabava & Cabaret The Edmonton Expo Center hosted by CFCW’s Steven Chwok www.cfcw.com • Chrapko, Metro - $25 Apr 25 ACUA Workshop. Graphic Arts - Black and White. ACUA office, 2nd Floor, 4638 -91 Avenue • Darcovich, Isabelle - $25 Instructior: Lyuba Seletska www.acuarts.ca Apr 28 100th anniversary of PLAST banquet. Meridian Banquet Centre, Edmonton • Dytyniak, Maria - $25 100-річчя ПЛАСТу. Святковий бенкет www.plastedmonton.org • Dmytruk, Rostyk - $100 May 3 ACUA Workshop. Watercolour - Colours of Bukovynian ACUA office, 2nd Floor, 4638 -91 Avenue Landscape. Instructior: Valeriy Semenko www.acuarts.ca • Eveneshen, Orest - $50 May 5 ACUA Workshop. Hand Woven Greeting Card. ACUA office, 2nd Floor, 4638 -91 Avenue • Gowda, Orest - $25 Instructor: Elizabeth Holinaty www.acuarts.ca • Grey, Sylvia - $500 May 6 Young performer’s showcase of Ukrainian Music. Muttart Hall-Alberta College Ppresented by the Ukrainian Music Society of Alberta 10050-MacDonald Dr, Edmonton 780.469.4890 • Korownyk, Leonid - $100 May 10 2012 UFCE Kyiv Konnection Banquet. Key note speaker: St. John’s Cultural Centre, Edmonton Dr. David Atkinson, President, MacEwan University 780.497.4374; 780.497.5494 • Koziak, Julian - $100 May 12 Volya Ukrainian Dance Ensemble 780.935.7946 • Masiuk, Emilia - $25 5th Annual Spring Gala - Vesna www.volya.org • Moskal, George - $50 May 28th Cheremosh
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    University of Calgary PRISM: University of Calgary's Digital Repository University of Calgary Press University of Calgary Press Open Access Books 2019-01 Orange Chinook: Politics in the New Alberta University of Calgary Press Bratt, D., Brownsey, K., Sutherland, R., & Taras, D. (2019). Orange Chinook: Politics in the New Alberta. Calgary, AB: University of Calgary Press. http://hdl.handle.net/1880/109864 book https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0 Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives 4.0 International Downloaded from PRISM: https://prism.ucalgary.ca ORANGE CHINOOK: Politics in the New Alberta Edited by Duane Bratt, Keith Brownsey, Richard Sutherland, and David Taras ISBN 978-1-77385-026-9 THIS BOOK IS AN OPEN ACCESS E-BOOK. It is an electronic version of a book that can be purchased in physical form through any bookseller or on-line retailer, or from our distributors. Please support this open access publication by requesting that your university purchase a print copy of this book, or by purchasing a copy yourself. If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected] Cover Art: The artwork on the cover of this book is not open access and falls under traditional copyright provisions; it cannot be reproduced in any way without written permission of the artists and their agents. The cover can be displayed as a complete cover image for the purposes of publicizing this work, but the artwork cannot be extracted from the context of the cover of this specific work without breaching the artist’s copyright. COPYRIGHT NOTICE: This open-access work is published under a Creative Commons licence.