postcard campaigns
From time to time UCCLA informs MPs and other public officials, the media, and our supporters about issues we believe are of importance to the Canadian Ukrainian community. We do so by sending all MPs, Senators and selected media outlets unique postcards of the sort found on the following pages. UCCLA postcards remind our elected officials of community concerns and urge them to take appropriate measures - either to right historic injustices or to undo contemporary wrongs.
internment
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Internment postcards sent to Canadian Members of Parliament
Invitation to the opening of the Internment Pavilion at the Cave & Basin, Banff National Park, June 20, 2013. Due to a massive flood, the pavilion was opened on September 13, 2013.
During Canada's first national internment operations, Arrival of more Castle Mountain Internees
During Canada's first national internment operations, Spirit Lake Internees
holodomor
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Holodomor postcards sent to Canadian Members of Parliament
All I want for Christmas is Holodomor included in the dictionary. 2020
An Inclusive Canadian Museum of Genocide museum. 2000
Cpl Filip konowal, VC
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Konowal postcards sent to Canadian Members of Parliament
no kgb in canada
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No KGB in Canada postcards sent to Canadian Members of Parliament
war crimes
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War Crimes postcards sent to Canadian Members of Parliament
Invading Russian soldiers murdered this Ukrainian prisoner of war after he spoke the words, Glory to Ukraine! This was a war crime. We urge the Government of Canada to officially describe the Russian Federation as a terrorist state.
uccla christmas
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A collection of the annual Christmas postcards sent to Canadian Members of Parliament
In 1932-33, millions were murdered in the Holodomor. From 2022 to present, another genocidal agenda by the Kremlin is happening against Ukraine.
All I want for Christmas is Holodomor included in the dictionary. 2020
General
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General Postcards
A hate crime was perpetrated against Future Bakery in Toronto on February 7-8, 2022.