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Gabor Dobos, a recent immigrant from Hungary, is banking on baking in Alberta. He has just opened “The Prairie Baker” in St. Albert. For more on his story, click on this Edmonton Journal article: Hungarian Baker brings European Flourish

 

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Meanwhile in Regina, Helen Kashap will be making her professional debut with the Regina Symphony Orchestra’s celebration of Franz Liszt's 200th birthday. For the details on the CBC website, click HERE

 

 

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Tamas Dobozy


Tamas DobozyThe New Hungarian Voice is a Vancouver quarterly newsletter with an ever-growing list of subscribers. The newsletter is available online as well as in hardcopy format at the main branch of the Vancouver Public Library and various Hungarian businesses and institutions. The NHV regularly includes information on local events as well as pertinent current events from Canada and Hungary. Useful reviews, editorials and information on worldwide events that relate to the community are listed. The NHV welcomes contributions to their project such as article submissions, information and personal points of view so that the NVH may become an interactive forum for all. The NHV also welcomes any information about upcoming events from all Hungarian associations in order to provide an up-to-date calendar in each issue. We would like to thank the NHV for allowing us to use some of their material on our website.

 

 

 

 

New Hungarian Voice articleThe image to the right is a link to an interview by Agnes Vashegyi-MacDonald with Tamas Dobozy, a Hungarian-Canadian writer and scholar, upon publication of his book Last Notes and Other Stories focusing on questions of identity in Canada. This interview was originally published in the fall 2007 issue of the NHV. 

 

 

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