Music and food are two of the staples of human life that can reach across borders to bring unity and understanding. NTV’s Glen Carter and Mariia Kavatsiuk speak with Anastasia Yarova, a Ukrainian refugee who uses food to bring us together.
Ukrainians gathered at the Basilica this weekend to observe the Holodomor, in memory of the famine in their country in the 1930s. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.
Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees have arrived on our shores. They bring their hopes for a new life, and offer a glimpse of another culture. part of that culture is music.
Our special correspondent Mariia Kavatsiuk connects us tonight with a fellow Ukrainian refugee and they both share their love of home and song.
As the war continues to ravage Ukraine, many civilians are now left without heat and light as the winter months begin. That’s what a local group of Ukrainians says was the reason for a rally held on Saturday morning in front of the Colonial building in St. John’s.
Imagine going to a new country, not knowing the language, not having a home or a job. That’s the story of hundreds of Ukrainian refugees in this province. NTV’s Glen Carter and Maria Kavatsiuk bring us the story of Viktoriia Liventsova.
The province is keeping a close eye on its recruitment office in Warsaw, Poland, as tensions escalate in the Ukraine conflict.
The office continues to attract more Ukrainian refugees to this province, with a fourth planeload expected to arrive next month.
NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.
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.
It was a night to welcome newcomers and reunite families. The third provincially sponsored airlift of Ukrainian refugees touched down in St. John’s Tuesday night with more than 170 on board. NTV’s Jodi Cooke was there.
