Polkas and accordions and sing-alongs.  This week we bring you three elements of fun in any language.

Polkas and accordions and sing-alongs.  This week we bring you three elements of fun in any language.

 Rule of Law is the restriction of the arbitrary exercise of power.  This is done by subordinating it to well-defined and established laws. This week Nasha Kasha meets a dedicated Rule of Law proponent.

 In the 1980s a group of Ukrainian friends invested in almond groves in California’s Central Valley.  Today, Nasha Kasha tells two stories about identity and values rooted in this soil.

Today we travel up the north shore of the St Lawrence River to la Malbaie- Pointe au Pic.  It's the story of a young Ukrainian from the prairies.  He arrived speaking almost no French.  Now he is the recognized artistic ambassador for the Charlevoix region.

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This week Nasha Kasha explores Ukrainian dance in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley,  It means combining choreography, cuisine and crafts.

More than a week has passed.  Western University is still in shock over the deaths of four graduate students.   It is one of 20 Canadian campuses coping with loss in the skies over Tehran.  Each shining academic star was distinct, yet they were one in their unfulfilled dreams.

Marten Falls First Nation is an Anishinaabe reserve located in Northern Ontario.  It’s communities live on both sides of the Albany River far to the north of Thunder Bay.  This week Nasha Kasha brings us their story.  We’ll also hear from Canada’s top First Nations leader.