📣 УВАГА! Інформація громадян провінції Nova Scotia!!!
🔹 Під час майбутніх виїзних консульських обслуговувань (ВКО) в м. Галіфакс БУДУТЬ ПРИЙМАТИСЯ чоловіки віком 18+�🔹
Обовʼязкова умова для чоловіків 18+ — наявність актуального обліку в системі “Резерв+”�❗️За відсутності Резерв+ у наданні консульських послуг буде відмовлено.
📣 Реєстрація на майбутні виїзні консульські обслуговування (ВКО) в м. Галіфакс
У зв’язку з великою кількістю звернень громадян, які потребують оформлення документів, розпочато реєстрацію на майбутні виїзні консульські сесії в місті Галіфакс.
У цей період пріоритет у записі надаватиметься:
▪️ громадянам, термін дії закордонного паспорта яких закінчився або завершується у 2026 році, а також у 2027 році;
▪️ особам із пільгових категорій, а саме:
•багатодітні родини;
особи з інвалідністю І та ІІ групи;
літні громадяни; •громадяни, які потребують невідкладної консульської допомоги (тяжкохворі, вагітні, інші важливі життєві обставини).
🦊 The Painted Fox is already in Halifax! 🎭 Friends, Ukrainian Theatre in Halifax invites you to the stage performance “The Painted Fox” — this is not just a fairy tale, but a fun and wise story about cleverness, truth, and real values ✨
What to expect: 🎭 humor and high energy 🦊 familiar characters with unexpected twists ❤️ a performance for both children and adults
📅 March 28 ⏰ two shows: 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM 🎟️ Early tickets available at a discount!
Today at the Ukrainian school “Mriya,” there was a wonderful workshop on creating your own book. The children showed themselves to be true writers across different genres—from adventures and detective stories to touching, soulful lyrical tales about Kittie-Lyubytsia.
Keep it up—what a wonderful day and even more new knowledge!
Youth Ambassador Tetiana Kulichenko organized a winter camp trip to the Martock ski resort for children from the Ukrainian school “Mriya.” The children had the opportunity to try skiing and snowboarding under the guidance of instructors and volunteers.
This is an absolutely new experience and project for the Congress in Nova Scotia.
The children received a море of emotions and enjoyed an incredible winter day outdoors.
We invite you to a special community screening of the powerful documentary “Children in the Fire”, directed by Oscar®-nominated filmmaker Evgeny Afineevsky (Winter on Fire). 📅 Saturday, February 21, 2026 🕓 4:00 PM, doors open at 3:30 PM 📍 Lighthouse Arts Centre, 1800 Argyle St, Halifax 🎟 FREE ADMISSION, donations are welcome 👉 TRAILER: https://vimeo.com/evgenya/childreninthefire
The screening commemorates four full years of Russia’s brutal war against Ukraine that started February 24 2022, and honours those most affected by the war — Ukrainian children.
🎞 About the Film
Children in the Fire tells the deeply moving stories of Ukrainian children whose lives have been irrevocably changed by war. Through a powerful combination of real footage and animation, the film presents war as seen through children’s eyes — their fears, losses, and extraordinary resilience.
Director Evgeny Afineevsky emphasizes that the film was created to ensure the world truly hears children’s voices, not just statistics or headlines. By drawing the audience into a child’s perspective, the film invites empathy, understanding, and moral responsibility. It is a story not only about trauma, but also about hope, courage, and the unbreakable human spirit. Children in the Fire asks us not to look away, but to witness, remember, and act.
Before the screening, guests are invited to explore a photo documentary gallery presented by Halifax Creative Ukrainians. This visual exhibition offers context and tells human stories of the war in Ukraine, creating space for reflection and quiet engagement before the film.
Screening will follow a commemorative rally organized by the Ukrainian Canadian Congress NS Branch that will take place at 2.45 pm at the Grand Parade.
Our community extends heartfelt gratitude to Lighthouse Arts Centre for their generosity, solidarity, and continued support of the Ukrainian community. Thanks to Lighthouse Arts Centre, we are able to waive all entrance fees and offer this screening free of charge, making it accessible to everyone. Their commitment to art, culture, and human stories makes this event possible, and we are deeply thankful for their partnership and hospitality.
This screening is organized in collaboration between East Coast Ukrainian Association, Ukrainian Canadian Congress NS Branch, Halifax Creative Ukrainians, and SMU Ukrainian Students Society.
📣 Please join us, bring friends and family, and help spread the word. Your presence is a powerful act of solidarity.
Today, the students of the “Mriya” School went on another trip to the Martok ski resort. The kids were learning how to ski, and some of them even took an exam on the big slope—and passed it. Congratulations, we have new ski enthusiasts!
A huge thank-you to Tania Kulichenko – our Youth Ambassador, for the wonderful organization and the incredible emotions she created for the children! 🎿❄️
