The opening night of “Angels Dusting the Earth” a show of original paintings and prints by renowned Ukrainian artist Oksana Zbrutska saw a full house for the reception and meet the artist event on December 1 at Wayside Select Books & Art.
I am not handling this war very well. Not a day goes by when I do not reflect on the needless suffering of the Ukrainian people during this brutal invasion.
“Outstanding!”
That was the word used to describe the “1000 Flights Out” fundraiser for Ukraine at Venables Theatre on Feb. 23.
A woman on the front lines in Ukraine says that Okanagan Gleaners is saving many lives in that war-torn country.
Oliver town council has approved a $2,500 grant-in-aid to help displaced Ukrainians relocate to Oliver.
It’s a love story that no war can deny.
A new organization is in dire need of volunteers to help war-torn families from Ukraine make new homes in the South Okanagan.
Words from Laura Allen with Shelters International Disaster Response in Kelowna about her trip to Ukraine.
“There were some deaths in my family that were really, really tough for me, so I used a lot of my own emotion and feeling when I wrote the poem.”
Madeline Baker, Times-Chronicle In the weeks since Russia’s military forces launched their attack...
B.C. residents will be getting a one time relief rebate of $110 from the Province to ease the financial burden of increased gas prices caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
While citizens of Ukraine continue to suffer under Russia’s attack, church leaders in Oliver and Osoyoos refuse to stand idly by.
The weary and worrisome sound in Olena Lennox’s voice is unmistakable, and it’s unsettling. As Vladimir Putin’s Russian war machine continues to rage against neighbouring Ukraine she fears not only for her family’s well-being but that of all Ukrainians.