Today marks one year since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The province is recognizing the solemn occasion with a vigil in partnership with Ukrainian NL. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.
When a group of Ukrainian refugees found themselves together in St. John’s last December, one of the first things they did after they arrived was find a way to express their love of their homeland.
NTV’s Maria Kavatsiuk has the Inside Story.
It’s not only the provincial government spearheading Ukrainian immigration here. We tell you how one church opened its arms to a family from Ukraine.
NTV’s Maria Kavatsiuk reports.
Many Newfoundlanders and Labradorians rang in the new year at midnight on December 31st. But, there’s another New Year’s eve on the horizon. NTV’s Amanda Mews has the Backstage Pass, and brings us the details.
The province is welcoming a fourth flight of Ukrainian newcomers this evening, and as NTV’s Beth Penney reports, some family members are going to be reunited with loved ones, after months apart.
Our province’s shores have always been a welcome sight for newcomers, especially for those escaping the heartache and terrors of war.
Ukraine has given up hundreds of its people to the warm embrace of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. Tonight – we’ll introduce you to one of them, her name is Maria Kavatsiuk.
Over the coming weeks, through her eyes – we’ll be telling the stories of Ukrainians newly arrived here.
But first, tonight, NTV’s Glen Carter returns for a series of stories, first, with Maria’s journey on the Inside Story.
