- Paul
Yuzyk (Ukrainian: Павло Юзик, 24 June 1913 – 9 July 1986) was a
Canadian historian and
Senator of
Ukrainian background remembered as the "father...
-
Canada where Ukrainian Canadians activists such as
Jaroslav Rudnyckyj, Paul
Yuzyk and
other "third force"[further
explanation needed]
successfully pressured...
- of multiculturalism,
which was
promoted as
early as 1963 by
Senator Paul
Yuzyk.
During and
after the
debates surrounding the
Royal Commission on Bilingualism...
- of the Year for 2015 by CTV News Saskatoon.
Recipient of Canada's Paul
Yuzyk Award for Multiculturalism-Lifetime
Achievement in 2015 One of 60 Influential...
-
Canada International's The Link with Marc
Montgomery about winning the Paul
Yuzyk Award.
October 6, 2010,
Nguyen asked then-mayoral
candidate Rob Ford how...
- [citation needed]
Ukrainians began to hold high offices, and one,
Senator Paul
Yuzyk was one of the
earliest proponents of a
policy of "multiculturalism" which...
- by geography. statcan.gc.ca, 2021". 17
August 2022. Darcovich, W. and P.
Yuzyk, A
Statistical Compendium on the
Ukrainians in Canada. Ottawa: University...
- "multiculturalism"
would better reflect the
diverse heritage of Canada's peoples. Paul
Yuzyk, a
Progressive Conservative Senator of
Ukrainian descent,
referred to Canada...
- many of its
causes and in 2009 was the
recipient of the
first Senator Paul
Yuzyk Award for his
commitment to multiculturalism.
Yaremko served as chairman...
-
member of
parliament John Yaremko,
longest serving cabinet minister Paul
Yuzyk,
former senator Myroslaw Stechishin, editor, activist, and
public figure...
