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St. Paul, Alberta, Internment Statue and Interpretive Panel Unveiling -October 13, 2019 Alberta Kontakt TV
Members of the Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Foundation (UCCLF) and its activist counterpart, the Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Association (UCCLA), on Sat. Sept. 28, 2019, unveiled Canada’s newest monument dedicated to remembering the country’s first national internment operations, in St. Paul, located 200 kilometres east of Edmonton. Titled 21 Strands, the monument is unique, composing not just a trilingual educational (English-French-Ukrainian) plaque, but also an image of internees standing behind 21 horizontal lengths of Canadian barbed wire.
Yoho National Park, BC, Internment Camp Statue and Interpretive Panel Unveiling - June 22, 2019 Alberta Kontakt TV
On June 22, 2019 in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Parks Canada in cooperation with the Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Association and the Canada First World War Internment Recognition Fund, unveiled a statue and interpretive panels commemorating the thousands of Ukrainians and other Europeans who were unjustly interned during Canada's first national internment operations of 1914-1920.
That Never Happened: Canada's First National Internment Operations - Official Trailer, Amistice Films
Screening schedule 2018
THAT NEVER HAPPENED: Canada's First National Internment Operations
Sept 20 - Geneva, Switzerland - United Naions - Palais de Nations
Oct 16 - Ottawa, On - Parliament Hill - Private event for MP's and Senators
Oct 21 - Fernie, BC - Vogue Theatre
Oct 23 - Calgary, AB - Globe Theatre
Oct 27 - Burlington, On - Cinestarz
Oct 28 - Mississauga, On - Cinestarz *National Internment Commemoration Day
Nov 8 - Ottawa, On - Bytowne
Nov 9, 10, 11 - Saskatoon, Sk - Roxy
Nov 9, 11, 12 - Edmonton, Ab - Metro Cinema - Nov 9, 9:30 pm - Nov 11, 3pm - Nov 12, 7pm
Nov 10, 11 - Regina, Sk - Rainbow
Nov 11 - Winnipeg, Mb - Canadian Museum For Human Rights
The Internment Operations
Lubomyr Luciuk, Professor at the Royal Military College of Canada, speaks with The Mark about how Canada's first national internment operations started, and who was affected.