Ottawa’s Latvian and Ukrainian joint fundraising event was a great success! On March 2, Ottawa Latvians, in collaboration with Ottawa Ukrainians, organised a fundraising event called “Solidarity Through Song and Dance”. It took place in a Ukrainian church in cooperation with the Ukrainian Ladies Committee of the church. The aim was to raise as much …
Our members of parliament must hear from us, their constituents, that we stand with Ukraine. To that end, LNAK has launched a postcard campaign (please see below). We are asking you to take a postcard and send it to your member of parliament. The message is very simple—thank the Government for their ongoing support of …
Ar lielu prieku ziņojam, ka deju kopa Otavas Rotaļa atkal dejo! Pēc kovida pandēmijas mazā latviešu sabiedrība Otavā bija sanākusi, lai kā koris gatavotos Latvijas 2023.g Dziesmu un deju svētkiem. Dēļ tā ka vairāki dejotāji nolēma pievienoties koristu aprindām, bijas radusies situācija, kad trūka dejotāji, kas nāktu uz tautas deju mēģinājumiem. Šobrīd notiek gatavošanās Toronto …
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The Ottawa Latvian dance troup “Rotaļa”, together with the Ottawa Ukrainian Ladies Committee, is organising a fundraising event to support humanitarian needs in Ukraine on March 2 at 18:00. Solidarity Through Song and Dance. After almost two years of war, Ukrainians need to feel our support. We would like Ukrainians in Canada to feel this …
On9 December, 2023, Lithuanian Ambassador to Canada Darius Skusevičius held a workshop to bring together the Baltic Canadian community in support of Ukraineam. Balts understand better than any other people in the world the terrible consequences of Russia’s aggression. Supporting Ukraine is now the most important task of the Baltic community in Canada. About 40representatives …
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The War in Ukraine The Latvian National Federation in Canada stands with Ukraine and calls on the Latvian community to join the fight against the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Our parents and grandparents became refugees when they fled as the second Soviet invasion of Latvia began in 1944. They found a safe harbour in Canada but …
