Posted on 03 June 2010.
The Hellenic Heritage Foundation, a charitable, non-profit fundraising organization focused on the preservation, advancement and integration of Hellenism in Canadian society organizes a Greek a Fundraising Gala featuring a LIVE performance by Greek singer Konstantina (photo).
The primary goal of The Hellenic Heritage Foundation is to fund organizations with a primary focus on universities and other [...]
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Posted on 10 April 2010.
Greek Canadian students wishing to reconnect with their roots should take notice! The American College of Thessaloniki’s (ACT) study abroad program has just become more accessible. The Hellenic American Heritage scholarships, given to 2-4 study abroad students each fall and spring semester, are now open to Canadians! Full and partial awards are available (a [...]
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Posted on 12 January 2010.
The Canadian newspaper «Times Colonist» picks up top five Greek beaches.
The newspaper states: With so many kilometres of coast line, Greece is blessed with a multitude of beaches so it’s hard to rank them, but here are five of the best.
1. Triopetras: Remote Triopetras, with its 30-metre-high sand dunes and magnificent sunsets, is considered by locals [...]
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Posted on 10 January 2010.
Competition in the restaurant business can be cutthroat, but a family-owned St. Henri establishment has managed to survive for 90 years and is about to be handed over to the third generation.
Restaurant John on Notre Dame St. West was opened in 1919 by Greek immigrant John Volikakis.
“My dad was working 17 to 18 hours a [...]
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Posted on 07 January 2010.
The Hellenic Community of Vancouver is British Columbia’s largest Greek community. Established in 1927 it has served as a spiritual, cultural and social gathering place for all Greeks of Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
The beautiful, ultra-modern city of Vancouver – the third largest in Canada after Toronto and Montreal – has been selected to host [...]
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Posted on 24 December 2009.
No special invitations were sent out to groups or individuals to take part in yesterday’s Olympic celebrations in Chatham-Kent.
According to Mayor Randy Hope, the only invitation was a blanket one aimed at every citizen of the municipality.
Hope said he was surprised to learn the local Greek Orthodox community felt they were ignored by the volunteer [...]
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