VIDEO - Ukrainian Canadians: A Time to Remember (CBC Documentary, 1988)

A 75 min. CBC documentary titled "Ukrainian Canadians: A Time to Remember". Originally aired in 1988.





- Myrna Kostash (Мирослава Косташ) 0:34, 1:06:40 - Canada's National Ukrainian Ukrainian Festival 1:00 - "Ukrainian Canadians: A Time to Remember" opening credits 1:25 - Map of Eastern Europe, Ukraine, Black Sea 2:04 - Prince Volodymyr (Володимир Святославич) 2:35 - Old black & white film footage 3:40 - Dr. Yury Boshyk, Dept. of History, York University 4:22, 7:01, 36:23, 53:16, 1:10:38 - Vasyl Eleniak and Ivan Pylypiv (Iван Пилипiв) were the first Ukrainian immigrants to Canada in 1891 4:45, 18:05 - Peter Olynyk 5:08 - Justice Walter Tarnopolsky, Ontario Court of Appeals 5:17, 14:40, 26:26, 30:58 - Clifford Sifton 5:55 - Map of Canada, Western Canada; between 1891 and 1914 170,000 Ukrainians came to Canada most settling in the Prairie provinces 6:00 - Old pictures of first Ukrainian immigrants to Canada 6:40 - Old black & white film footage of first Ukrainian immigrants to Canada 7:30 - Dr. Michael Marunchak 9:02, 49:43 - Andrew Pawlik, Trident Press 9:49, 29:49 - Winnipeg, Manitoba 11:03 - Elizabeth Sembaliuk 11:46, 31:33 - Peter Olynyk 13:01 - Chief Justice Benjamin Hewak 15:21 - First Ukrainian Catholic (church) mass celebrated in Canada 15:53 - Artist/Painter, William Kurelek (Вільям Курилик) 16:20 - Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, Edmonton, Alberta; homesteaders; living history 17:12 - Rose Kostura 19:18 - Leisa Kohut 19:43 - Between 1925 and 1935 another 60,000 Ukrainian immigrants arrived in Canada 20:00 - Bohdan Zajcew 21:20, 25:35 - National Ukrainian Festival Dauphin, Manitoba 21:41 - Tsymbaly (dulcimer) 23:00 - Rusalka Dance Ensemble; Ukrainian folk dancing; Ukrainian folk art 23:25 - Ritual breads; art of making bread; wedding bread (pine cones, doves) 26:00 - Joan Karasevich, actress 26:14 - Jars Balan, writer 26:31, 57:47 - Korovai (Коровай - великий круглий хліб) Ukrainian Wedding Bread; Easter bread; Christmas bread 27:00 - Student teachers in Saskatchewan 1921; Ukrainian education Canada 29:30 - St. Demetrius Catholic School 32:04 - Lawrence Decore, Former Chairman Canadian Multiculturalism council 33:24 - Bohdana Bashuk, Producer CKJS Radio, Winnipeg 33:49, 38:38 - Trident Press, Winnipeg; Taras Shevchenko 34:39 - Anna Balan 35:03 - Lesia Ukraina 36:01 - Revolution in Russia and Ukraine; Ukrainian Republic 1917; Bolsheviks 36:35 - Ukrainian Radio Western Canada; Ethnic programming Canada 38:38 - Zirka Dance Ensemble (mountain dance from the Carpathians) 39:28 - Father Terry Lozynsky 20:08 - Film footage of a Ukrainian wedding at St. Volodymyr Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral Toronto 40:41 - Icon painting; icon painter; Vera Senchuk, Iconographer 41:40 - Dmytro Bartoshchuk 42:43 - Easter Eggs; Pysanky; Ukrainian Easter Egg 43:35 - Film footage of Ukrainian Churches in Canada 45:00 - Father John Tataryn (Іван Татарин) 45:18 - St. Josephat's Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral, Edmonton, Alberta 45:55 - Irka Balan 47:14 - Michael Starr elected to Parliament, Canada; John Diefenbaker 47:46, 52:35, 54:54 - Film footage & photographs of Ukrainian internment prisoners in Canada; World War One 48:58 - Philip Konoval (Пилип Коновал) (Filip Konowa) 50:05 - Mitch Sago (Saramaga); an Anglo-Saxon changed my name; Ukrainian Canadians changing their names for advancement 50:16 - World War Two Canada 54:05 - Between 1957 and 1953 over 30,000 Ukrainians immigrated to Canada 55:40 - Peter Savaryn, Chancellor University of Alberta 55:55 - Danylo Struk, Encyclopedia of Ukraine; Ukrainians in America 58:46, 1:11:09 - Luba Goy 1:01:08 - Zenon Hluszko 1:05:03 - Sophia Kachor, Ukrainian Cultural and Education Centre 1:05:35 - Roman Petryshyn 1:06:14 - Tom Mokry, Rusalk Dance Ensemble; Ukrainian Canadian dancing 1:07:15 - Natalka Husar 1:09:02 - Halya Kuchmij 1:12:03 CBC Digital Archives http://www.cbc.ca/archives