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On the third anniversary of the war in Ukraine, members of Winnipeg’s Ukrainian community are reflecting on a conflict that continues to drag on — and where they stand in Canada.
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser says those who don’t qualify for family reunification can still apply for permanent residency through traditional immigration streams.
The Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel program, which expedites visas and temporary residency permits for Ukrainians and their families, is set to expire March 31.
People working in immigration say newcomers often struggle to land meaningful jobs that are in line with their qualifications or previous work experience.
Just before dawn on Feb. 24 of last year, Russia began its invasion in Ukraine. One year later, Ukrainians living in Canada say they still carry the consequences.
Iryna Mishyna was granted a temporary visa to work in Canada while she seeks refuge from the war, but her son Nikita is still waiting for a response.
Christmas, celebrated Jan. 7 according to the Julian calendar used by the Eastern Orthodox Church, brings a mix of joy and sadness once again for Ukrainians in Manitoba.