Sidney car club donates vehicles to Ukrainians - Victoria Times Colonist
The Torque Masters Car Club based in Sidney has donated two cars to Ukrainians living at Ukrainian Safe Haven in East Sooke.
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The Torque Masters Car Club based in Sidney has donated two cars to Ukrainians living at Ukrainian Safe Haven in East Sooke.
At the end of June, a community group from Langford partnered with the Canadian non-profit GlobalMedic. The group travelled to the city of Lutsk in western Ukraine to find a way to help. Now, the group is continuing the partnership as Ukraine's army works to liberate the country's southern regions.
For children at the Ukrainian Safe Haven in East Sooke, B.C., Monday was a day to just be a kid and put the last six months behind them.
Brian and Sharon Holowaychuk, a couple based in Vancouver Island, turned their 15,000-square-foot resort into a refugee home for Ukrainians.
Brian and Sharon Holowaychuks will provide housing for 100 Ukrainian refugees, and the family is welcoming its first 19 residents in days.