The Ukrainian Canadian Congress and the Association of Ukrainian Canadian Veterans were honoured to present the Ukrainian Canadian Sacrifice Medal to Canadian Heroes Mackenzie “Mac” Hughes and Caleb David Koopman,
On February 24th, 2022, Russia declared war on Ukraine.
“The unprovoked and ferocious war that Russia has unleashed upon Ukraine is an evil unseen in Europe since World War II,” stated Alexandra Chyczij, National President of the UCC. “The resources of the Free World must be marshalled in the defence of Ukraine’s liberty. If Putin succeeds with his assault on Ukraine, the light of freedom in Europe may be extinguished for a generation.”
Join the #StandWithUkraine campaign and show your support
for the Ukrainian peoples’ right to live free and in peace in their own land.
For rally poster ideas, explore these impactful black-and-white designs and download them using the link below.
Previous cross-Canada days of action: February 6, 2022; May 15, 2022; February 24 2023; February 24, 2024
Other ways to support
An estimated 14.6 million people, constituting nearly 40% of the country’s population, will require urgent assistance in 2024. In response to war, numerous initiatives have been launched to provide essential humanitarian and medical assistance. Organizations both within Ukraine and on the international stage are working tirelessly to address the of the affected population.
Also, initiatives have emerged to address defense priorities, contribute to the reconstruction process, and promote social projects.
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February 24th will mark three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in a war that has persisted for eleven years.
UCC President awarded St. Volodymyr Medal
September 2, 2026. OTTAWA, ON. The Board of Directors of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) congratulates Alexandra Chyczij, National President of the UCC, on being awarded the St. Volodymyr the
UCC President, Vice President conclude visit to Ukraine
Call on Canada, allies to provide Ukraine with air defences August 28, 2026. KYIV, UKRAINE. On the occasion of the 35th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence, Alexandra Chyczij, National President
