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Svitlana Kominko on Upcoming Event Honouring Ukrainian Women’s Stories of Loss and Resilience

Ukrainian Roots Radio by Paulette MacQuarrie

Aug 22, 202611:37Music

Maple Hope Foundation co‑founder Svitlana Kaminko discusses the upcoming Love Knows No Death performance and the Resilience in Bloom photo exhibition taking place on August 29 at Alliance Française Vancouver, 6161 Cambie...

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