Since leaving Ukraine in August 2022, Mila Shykota created the new life at Winnipeg.
Her daughter is at school. He bought with his colleague a house. He also went to Kyiv last year to visit family and bring his love home in Canada.
“I can talk to the Canadian life, but the course I miss my home and worry.”
“I’m reading food feed each day, and I’m attached to my mother and my relatives.”
Shykota is one of the 298128 Ukraine arrived at Canada-Ukraine for a sudden visit (Caiet), the office in March 2022 after the invasion of Russia. Ko te 30,000 nga Ukrainian i ahu mai ki a Manitoba, e ai ki a Joanne Lewandosky, te Perehitini o te Ukrain Canadian Constadian Constadian Constadian Constadian Constadian Constadian Constadian Confrest.
“People are still going here,” he said. “It was last week we’ve come from Tennessee … We will call it all the time from Europe, the people like Poland or Italy.”
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According to Lewandosky, the UCC saw the people who were first occupied to other people who had to go to Manitoba and the cost of the government’s life.
Delivered by the Auitoba State Encourage With Ukrainian flights, including childcare and recover for medical tests. To themes that are not a place, Lewandosky says in the UCC’s goal is to fill the “gap” left.
“We still have the assistance center here. The people are brings out what people will take.”
Managing English classrooms also provide Gimli, Brandon, Winkler, and Winnipeg, thanks to financial budgets. Nine hundred students started in the autumn.
“The most famous gap that is very popular at this time the Apitoba government,” Lewandosky’s statement.
Shykota has been caught to stay permanently, but for other Ukrainian in Canada under the Cuuiiet, the future does not have. Those who arrived before March 31, 2024, working on work and the work of those who came through the migration, ongoing people. Federal government The cuts were announced in the migration goals Last year.
“I know many returned to Canada to Europe until Ukraine,” Shykota says.
As he moved forward and living in Winnipeg, SHyKota suggested the war was the “mind pressure” for the Ukrainian, says the victims each day.
“Ukraine is a very brave country. Our people are very brave, but we want to help, because you are the common war for the whole world, you can support us.
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