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Calgary's Emily Csikos scored five goals to ensure victory over Hungary and claim bronze for Canada at the Canada Cup women's water polo tournament in Montreal in December 2011. More on this story HERE.

 

 

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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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Welcome to hungarianpresence.ca - a website dedicated to the Hungarian experience in a culturally diverse Canada.

 

 

Recent Items


A Fiery Soul – The Life and Theatrical Times of John Hirsch

 

CHEF’s first Hungarian intern in Canada

 

Governor General on Citizenship Week 2011

 

Moncton's Teréz Rétfalvi has some unfinished business

 

Olympian Gabor Csepregi in his element

 

Hungarian Movies at the World Film Festival, Montreal

 

Dr John Bienenstock inducted into Canadian Medical Hall of Fame

 

Hungarian Studies Association of Canada conference May 28-30th 2011 in Fredericton

 

Liszt bicentenary: Alan Walker and Valerie Tryon in Fredericton, May 28th 2011

 

Hungarian pianist Tamas Erdi at Toronto’s Royal Conservatory on May 24th 2011

 

Tibor Egervari’s latest theatrical exploration of how anti-Semitism starts, what it does, and how it works

 

Canada’s Alexander Seredenko and Hungary’s Adam Banda are pioneers in a new musical “exchange” program

 

Kati Agócs and Winnipeg’s New Music Festival

 

George Payerle in his own words

 

It’s all about the collaboration: Nina Czegledy’s boundary crossing approach to visual art

 

Leslie Dan receives Honorary Doctorate from York University

 

Anita Demény Reports on the "Thinking Canada Study Tour"

 

Carol Wootton’s Out of Hungary, reviewed by John Miska

 

Gender and Modernity in Central Europe - Agatha Schwartz's new publication

 

Heroes Don’t Cry, Judit Kopacsi-Gelberger’s new book

 

From the Water Polo Pool to the Troubled Streets of Peshawar: The Canadian-Hungarian Connection

 

New Canadian publication on 1956

 

Istvan Kantor at the Smash and Junction Arts Festival

 

Les Jozsa’s latest wood carving to Pecs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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through Canadian Culture Online.

Ce projet a été rendu possible grâce à la contribution de l’initiative
Culture canadienne en ligne du ministère du Patrimoine Canadien

 

 

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