News & Updates

News & Updates

Translating Balkans
Translating Balkans
TRANSLATING THE BALKANS Professor Christina Kramer, author, translator, linguist SUNDAY, March 3rd, 2013 Including a BOOK LAUNCH FOR In Translating the Balkans, which was both a lecture and book launc...
Spero Thompson - MACEDONIAN ROOTS IN CANADIAN SOIL
Spero Thompson - MACEDONIAN ROOTS IN CANADIAN SOIL

Canada, you are indeed a land of multi-cultural Immigrants Many people heard your call and they came Macedonians leave their beloved homeland Your promise of hope and freedom they come to claim. You invite them, come people from Aegean, Pirrin, Vardar Come; join other new life seeking peoples Leave Macedonia, as children will one day leave home Come; build families, homes, businesses, Churches with steeples. You counsel them, embrace me and I will embrace you Nothing will be given to ...

Spero Thompson - GRANDMOTHER MACEDONIA
Spero Thompson - GRANDMOTHER MACEDONIA

Canada, you are indeed a land of multi-cultural Immigrants Many people heard your call and they came Macedonians leave their beloved homeland Your promise of hope and freedom they come to claim. You invite them, come people from Aegean, Pirrin, Vardar Come; join other new life seeking peoples Leave Macedonia, as children will one day leave home Come; build families, homes, businesses, Churches with steeples. You counsel them, embrace me and I will embrace you Nothing will be given to ...

The Anastasoff Tenekeff Family
The Anastasoff Tenekeff Family

Lambo Anastasoff Tenekeff was born in 1895 in the village of Gabresh,Macedonia. He immigrated to Canada with his father Anastas Kizoff in 1907. He worked as a butcher and three years later opened his own grocery/butcher store and named it Louis Meat Market. In the established Canadian community he became known as Mr. Louis.

In 1919 he sent for his fiancee Kiratza Zolumoff. They were married in 1921 and over a period of eleven years had four children (Mary, Chris, Victoria, Tsana).

In the Macedonian community the Anastasoffs were known as the Tenekeff family. Tenekeff was a nickname Lanbo's father acquired while growing up in the village of Gabresh Macedonia. In Canada and the USA Lambo was widely regarded as a leader in the Macedonian community.

70 Years in Exile: Macedonian Child Refugees of the Greak Civil War
70 Years in Exile: Macedonian Child Refugees of the Greak Civil War

70 Years in Exile: Macedonian Child Refugees of the Greak Civil War On Saturday November 9th, 2019, the Canadian Macedonian Historical Society honoured the plight of the Macedonian Refugee Children of the Greek Civil War at the City of Toronto Arc...

Transgenerational Trauma and Resiliance
Transgenerational Trauma and Resiliance

Transgenerational Trauma and Resiliance On Sunday September 29th, 2019 over 50 people gathered as part of the 70th Anniversary of the end of the Greek Civil War. The lecture was organized by the Macedonian Canadian Health Professionals Association...

Tom Christo
Tom Christo
"Just Arrived"
"Just Arrived"
"Just Arrived" World Premiere of the Documentary Friday, May 7, 2004 A world premiere screening of the documentary Just Arrived was presented recently by the Canadian Macedonian Historical Society at the North York Central Library. The expectant c...
Baba's Macedonian Socks
Baba's Macedonian Socks
Baba's Macedonian Socks Book Review Book Concept & Reading
Doors Open Toronto - Toronto Archives
Doors Open Toronto - Toronto Archives
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...