CG4DU writes Prime Minister Trudeau re Russia’s War Escalation in Ukraine

Canadian Group for Democracy in Ukraine

Groupe canadien pour la démocratie en Ukraine

Канадськa Група сприяння демократії в Україні

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April 21, 2021

Rt. Honourable Justin Trudeau Prime Minister of Canada House of Commons

Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6 PM@pm.gc.ca

Dear Prime Minister,

We are writing about a most troubling concern: the war that Russia is escalating in Ukraine with total disregard for international law and opinion of the world.

We are somewhat heartened by the latest sanctions that the United States imposed on Russia, in particular those dealing with banking, and encouraged by Canada’s support. However, we believe that even these increases will not be enough to stop President Vladimir Putin’s criminality. Some twenty years of his disdain for global law and order show that insufficient punishment for his violations only motivates his dictatorial bent to greater evil.

The punishment for his crimes, therefore, must be punitive enough this time to put him on the defensive and submit to law and order.

To this end we put forward for your consideration a bold new initiative of sterner measures intended to resolve Russia’s war in Ukraine and earn a global victory for democracy against President Putin’s dictatorship.

The key elements of the initiative are

Fighting the Covid-19 Pandemic

A worldwide pandemic affecting millions of people has caused hundreds of thousands of deaths. The contagious virus known as COVID-19 causes it. It caused a huge panic and people everywhere were stockpiling essentials like hand sanitizers, toilet paper and even flour. Store shelves were literally empty until limitations on purchases were more controlled.

What happens when you combine an interest in film and writing together with focus and determination?

Mike’s idea for Short Film Fan came to him in the spring of 2014, when he decided that the time was right to create the blog and to share his fascination with this quality film genre with the world. After launching Short Film Fan, Mike briefly wondered if anyone would even want to read articles about Canadian short films. Would the site resonate with the public? In fact, he believed that he would blog about Canadian shorts for about six months, shut it down, and blog about a different topic. Focused on finding good stories and sacrificing many hours of his personal time to write his articles, Mike became pleasantly surprised at what happened to him and Short Film Fan next.

Interview with Winnipeg Realtor Borys Lehkar

1) EZREKLAMA: Greetings Borys. Thank you for meeting with us.  Could you share with our readers something about yourself, and maybe things you enjoy doing in your free time?

1) BORYS: Good day. Certainly. My name is Borys Lehkar. I come from the city of Drohobych in the Lviv region of Ukraine. After graduating from school, I entered the Lviv Technical College of Rural Construction in the Department of Civil and Industrial  Construction. My education, which was the second half of the 1980s, came at a time when the movement for democratic change and protests against the then Soviet system was gaining momentum in Lviv. I tried not to miss any demonstrations. We hung flags, glued posters, and were on duty at the Klumba (flowerbed) now a monument to Shevchenko in Lviv. It was then that I was lucky enough to meet Chornovil, the Horeniv brothers, Helia, the Kalintsy couple, and other dissidents of the time. Lviv, where I had to live a significant part of my life, remains my favorite city to this day. After graduating from college, I started working as a construction foreman, and a few months later I was drafted into the army. 

By the way, the years of my service (1990-1992) coincided with the collapse of the Soviet Empire and Ukraine's independence. It so happened that I took two oaths. The first, to the USSR, and the second to Independent Ukraine. I am especially proud that I had the honor to serve at the time when the Ukrainian Army was born. After demobilization I went to work in business, and then I worked for a construction company as a foreman. 

 

A Person Does Not Live by Bread Alone

Halyna Kravtchouk,

Genealogist, Family History Researcher and Author

A PERSON DOES NOT LIVE BY BREAD ALONE

Lord of Heaven and Earth, 

We call upon you with our prayer: 

Send upon us celestial aureole 

With your right hand, Almighty.

Semen Hulak-Artemovsky 

The true character of the first settlers from ethnic Ukrainian lands, is revealed to the reader from their personal memories, press archives and research papers relating to the late 19^th and early 20^th centuries. These courageous, hardy, stalwart, hardworking pioneers were cast by fate to the other end of earth looking for a better life.

Put Together Your New Craftsman Leaf Blower Vacuum Fast: Video Tutorial

Put Together Your New Craftsman Leaf Blower Vacuum Fast: Video Tutorial

WINNIPEG, Manitoba - Nov. 3, 2020 - PRLog -- I recently purchased my new Craftsman leaf blower and vacuum on sale. I was so happy, I couldn't wait to give it a try. Unfortunately, the three of us, my wife and I and our mutual friend online who recommended buying it struggled to put it together. My friends model was about 12 years old. Still works, but slightly different than ours. Ours is the hand-held Craftsman 12 amp Corded Leaf Blower/Vacuum Mulcher. All of us are quite savvy at putting things together but this one stumped us!

The problem was the diagram. It showed the vacuum latch already open with no clear explanation on how to open it. Then by playing around with it for another 15 minutes or so, by some fluke it opened. Soon after, we targeted in on it, and we figured it out! It's actually a very simple thing to do but hundreds of people are having the same problem with it. Moreover, none of the available YouTube videos show how to open and close this vacuum latch. But now there is a video tutorial to show you how it's done. In fact, it's the only one that does!

If this just described your dilemma then wait no longer.  Jump to this YouTube video tutorial by ezreklama right now and finish up your yard work!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6TKOvH272w

Heavy Duty Mechanic from Canada Joins Airborne Brigade in Ukraine

Canadian Red Seal Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic, John, was not content simply watching the Russia-Ukraine war on Canadian news channels and decided to do something about it. Not just send money or volunteer for a short time  to help “the poor Ukrainians back home, but to really do something”. 

John decided to join the Ukrainian army to help support the fight against Russian aggression by becoming a tank mechanic and driver. 

Click the link below to hear his story.

Canadian Red Seal Mechanic Joins the 80th Airborne Brigade in Ukraine