It isn't unusual for church groups to send gifts to far away places in need.  One Kitchener women's group sews colourful bags and fills them with child-specific presents for "orphans".  

What is exceptional about girls in an institution outside Ternopil, Ukraine is that they have been shunned and hidden away for many years because of physical and mental challenges.

Project Smile "усмішка" (oo-smeesh-kah) began after student volunteers from the parish revealed the true nature of the orphanage

Nasha Kasha heads east in search of exploding stars and an even rarer discovery: Ukrainian life in New Brunswick.

This is the story of Ron and Binka Cahute.  Ron is the heart and soul of the popular Ukrainian band:  Burya.  Binka is the force that keeps him aloft and nicely grounded.

Nine emerging opera singers gather for a week under the watchful eyes and ears of Pavlo Hunka and his colleagues to learn and rehearse a Ukrainian classical repertoire.  Ukrainian Art Song is the story of Hunka's journey through an accomplished on-stage while bringing the genius of Ukrainian librettos into the spotlight.

Just $17,000 short of keeping the doors of their church open for one more year, the Sarnia Orthodox "hromada" is working and praying for more faithful, who'd want to make this church their spiritual home.

This is the story of loss, determination and renewal at St Elias Church in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.  David Kennedy never expected to become a Ukrainian deacon at that beacon. That was 35 years ago.

After World War II more than 140,000 mountain people  were forcibly resettled throughout Poland. 70 years later Lemkos recall those who perished and those who survived.

Each week presents a new feature. Episode 50 is about a Montreal drama group rehearsing a comedy in a storied theatre that was once a synagogue.

An aspiring reporter, who like his parents became a journalist in the Donbas region of Ukraine.  Then his parents had to flee.