Browse Tagged “Canadian Macedonian Heritage Society” from the Canadian Macedonian Heritage Society archive, library and community collections.
Children of the Greek Civil War Refugees and the Politics of Memory Loring M. Danforth & Riki Van Boeschoten This long awaited book was launched in Toronto by the CMHS on June 12th, with a “sold out” audience. Loring Danforth, Professor of...
In recognition of her exceptional civic leadership and tireless commitment to heritage preservation, the Canadian Macedonian Historical Society (CMHS) honors Past President Virginia Evans for her receipt of the prestigious Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal. This distinguished award celebrates Virginia’s decades of service in documenting Macedonian-Canadian history and her significant contributions to the cultural fabric of Canada. Through her advocacy, philanthropy, and executive leadership, she has played a vital role in elevating the profile of the CMHS and fostering a deeper understanding of the community's legacy. This formal commendation reflects her unwavering dedication to public service and serves as a testament to her lasting impact on both the Macedonian community and the broader Canadian public.
Happy 20th Anniversary On November 11th the Canadian Macedonian Historical Society celebrated its 20th anniversary with a wine and cheese night of remembrance. Those in attendance included members of the society, the present board of directors, an...
Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper (R) shakes hands with Macedonia's Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski during their meeting in Harper's office on Parliament Hill in Ottawa August 26, 2009. (Reuters 2009; www.daylire.com/photo/0f4H1vs9Ip1pD) Art Works donated to the Prime Ministers Letter to the Canadian Macedonian Historical Society - PDF .
Opening of the CMHS Resource Centre The Library is open upon request. Call 416-755-3117 or e-mail at info@macedonianhistory.ca Location: lower level of Canadian Macedonian Place, 850 O'Connor Drive, Toronto - click here to view directions map. For...
The Prize Winning Documentary "The Children of 1948" On Sunday March 13, 2005, the Canadian Macedonian Historical Society presented the new documentary "The Children of 1948". Synopsis: The Children of 1948Fifty-six years ago, one of the biggest h...
Carabram Multicultural Festival Brampton, Ontario 2004 The Canadian Macedonian Historical Society participated in Carabram, Brampton's multicultural festival from July 9-11, 2004. St. Ilija Church sponsored and organized this magnificent pavilion,...
Doors Open Toronto - Toronto Archives May 24, 2003 On Saturday, May 24, 2003 the Toronto Archives held its annual Doors Open Toronto exhibit. Various organizations from the Toronto area, including the Canadian Macedonian Historical Society were in...
Canadian Macedonian Historical Society - Annual General Meeting 2003 The Canadian Macedonian Historical Society held its Annual General Membership Meeting on Friday, May 2, 2003 at the Canadian Macedonian Place in Toronto. The president, Alexander...
The 1996 Macedonian Kolede Costume Ball, hosted by the Canadian Macedonian Historical Society at St. Clements Cathedral, served as a vital cultural bridge that united the Toronto diaspora through a blend of traditional heritage and modern philanthropy. By centering the event on the Kolede theme—an ancient winter tradition symbolizing community warmth and the warding off of spirits—the society successfully preserved Balkan folkloric customs while raising crucial funds for the University Scholarship Fund. Between the traditional music of "The Boys from Bouf" and the creative costume competitions, the evening reinforced a sense of shared identity across generations, ensuring that Macedonian history and values remained a vibrant, active force within the Canadian multicultural landscape.
