Ukrainian Canadians have been a part of the Canadian cultural mosaic since 1891. They have made a profound mark on the development of Canada through their contributions to arts and culture, politics, education, and sports. According to the 2016 Census, Ukrainian Canadians number 1,359,655 or 3.8 percent of the country’s population and are mainly Canadian-born citizens.
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DID YOU KNOW …?
Ukrainian Canadians are Canada’s 11th largest ethnic group.
This year marks the 130th anniversary since Ukrainians arrived in Canada.
The First Congress of Ukrainian Canadians took place in 1943.
The policy of multiculturalism was officially announced in 1971 at UCC’s tenth Triennial Congress.
Map, courtesy of Vyshyvanka Association
Earlier in the year, UCC has carried out the first-ever national survey of Ukrainian Canadians. You have been very engaged, and in just six short weeks, we’ve received over 4,000 responses from every corner of Canada.
Here’s the sneak peek of some early results to celebrate Ukrainian Heritage Day!
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being Ukrainian Canadian is an important part of their lives
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Ukrainian Canadian identity shape their personal values
Caring about the history and experience of Ukrainians in Canada and Caring about Ukraine
named essential aspects of being a Ukrainian Canadian today
Strong work ethic
Respect for other people
Hospitality
named top three personal values of Ukrainian Canadians
UKRAINIAN CANADIANS ACROSS CANADA
UKRAINIAN HERITAGE DAY IN CANADA
These Canadian provinces have designated a special day to the Ukrainian Heritage!
Manitoba
Ontario
