On April 13, 2003, Christina Kramer, professor of Slavic Languages & Literatures at the University of Toronto, and Virginia Stoymenoff, gave a brilliant presentation on their visit to the village of Vrbnik, in Southern Albania.
The presentation took place in the committee chamber at North York City Hall. This extremely valuable lecture enthralled the audience and was highlighted by a recent videotape from the village.
Both professor Kramer and Virginia Stoymenoff went to great lengths to visit Vrbnik, in Albania, and meet with its isolated Macedonian residents. The CMHS appreciates their efforts and congratulates them on a superb presentation.
On March 29, 2003, the Canadian Macedonian Historical Society (CMHS) hosted a sold-out screening of the film Dust at the University of Toronto. Director Milcho Manchevski attended to discuss the film’s portrayal of the Macedonian revolutionary era. To honor his cultural impact, the CMHS presented him with a custom glass vase by artist Darinka Danevska, featuring depictions of the film’s central female figures and its iconic quote: "Where does the voice go when you are no more?"
The Macedonian Question and Instability in the Balkans by Professor Andrew Rossos On March 9, 2003, Andrew Rossos, Professor of History, University of Toronto, spoke on The Macedonian Question and Instability in the Balkans. Professor Rossos' main...
The Canadian Macedonian Historical Society presents MACEDONIAN COLEDE COSTUME BALL.
From Baba's Hope Chest Macedonian Treasures in Canada FROM BABA'S HOPE CHEST: Macedonian Treasures in Canada was an exhibition of traditional Macedonian clothing and textiles presented in collaboration with THE MUSEUM FOR TEXTILES and CMHS member ...
First Annual Banquet 1993