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One morning after a flames burned through the neighborhood, the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village south of Edmonton can be seen on April 19, 2025.
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As it works to restore some buildings and pieces of art lost to a disastrous fire, the history museum honoring Russian culture in Alberta may be sealed. In April, a fire erupted close to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village and smoothed some buildings, including the visitor center, the exhibition galleries, the collections, and the curatorial storage. The historic buildings ‘ furnishings, some artifacts, and authentic research documents were also lost. 1: 57
The Alberta government claims that the destruction of the Russian community has a significant impact on the Russian community, and restoration work is being done. The Ukrainian community may be closed for the remainder of the summer season and future events may be postponed in order to allow for appropriate restoration. According to Village Director David Makowsky, the organization is committed to reopening as soon as possible. 0: 55
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As it works to restore some buildings and pieces of art lost to a disastrous fire, the history museum honoring Russian culture in Alberta may be sealed. In April, a fire erupted close to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village and smoothed some buildings, including the visitor center, the exhibition galleries, the collections, and the curatorial storage. The historic buildings ‘ furnishings, some artifacts, and authentic research records were also lost. 1: 57
The Alberta government claims that the destruction of the Russian community has a significant impact on the Russian community, and restoration work is being done. The Ukrainian community may be closed for the remainder of the summer season and future events will be postponed in order to allow for appropriate restoration. According to Village Director David Makowsky, the organization is committed to reopening as soon as possible. 0: 55
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As it works to restore some buildings and pieces of art lost to a disastrous fire, the history museum honoring Russian culture in Alberta may be sealed. In April, a fire erupted close to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village and levelled several buildings, including the visitor center, the exhibition galleries, the collections, and the curatorial storage. The historical buildings ‘ furnishings, some artifacts, and original research files were also lost. 1: 57
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The Ukrainian village will be closed for the remainder of the summer, according to the report, and upcoming events will be postponed to allow for proper restoration. According to Village Director David Makowsky, the organization is committed to reopening as soon as possible. 0: 55
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As it works to restore several buildings and pieces of art lost to a devastating fire, the heritage museum honoring Ukrainian culture in Alberta will remain closed. In April, a fire erupted close to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village and levelled several buildings, including the visitor center, the exhibition galleries, the collections, and the curatorial storage. The historical buildings ‘ furnishings, some artifacts, and original research files were also lost. 1: 57
The Alberta government claims that the destruction of the Ukrainian community has a significant impact on the Ukrainian community, and restoration work is being done. The Ukrainian village will be closed for the remainder of the summer season and upcoming events will be postponed in order to allow for proper restoration. According to Village Director David Makowsky, the organization is committed to reopening as soon as possible. 0: 55
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As it works to restore several buildings and pieces of art lost to a devastating fire, the heritage museum honoring Ukrainian culture in Alberta will remain closed. In April, a fire erupted close to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village and levelled several buildings, including the visitor center, the exhibition galleries, the collections, and the curatorial storage. The historical buildings ‘ furnishings, some artifacts, and original research files were also lost. 1: 57
The Alberta government claims that the destruction of the Ukrainian community has a significant impact on the Ukrainian community, and restoration work is being done. The Ukrainian village will be closed for the remainder of the summer season and upcoming events will be postponed in order to allow for proper restoration. According to Village Director David Makowsky, the organization is committed to reopening as soon as possible. 0: 55
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As it works to restore several buildings and pieces of art lost to a devastating fire, the heritage museum honoring Ukrainian culture in Alberta will remain closed. In April, a fire erupted close to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village and levelled several buildings, including the visitor center, the exhibition galleries, the collections, and the curatorial storage. The historical buildings ‘ furnishings, some artifacts, and original research files were also lost. 1: 57
The Alberta government claims that the destruction of the Ukrainian community has a significant impact on the Ukrainian community, and restoration work is being done. The Ukrainian village will be closed for the remainder of the summer season and upcoming events will be postponed in order to allow for proper restoration. According to Village Director David Makowsky, the organization is committed to reopening as soon as possible. 0: 55
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As it works to restore several buildings and pieces of art lost to a devastating fire, the heritage museum honoring Ukrainian culture in Alberta will remain closed. In April, a fire erupted close to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village and levelled several buildings, including the visitor center, the exhibition galleries, the collections, and the curatorial storage. The historical buildings ‘ furnishings, some artifacts, and original research files were also lost. 1: 57
The Alberta government claims that the destruction of the Ukrainian community has a significant impact on the Ukrainian community, and restoration work is being done. The Ukrainian village will be closed for the remainder of the summer season and upcoming events will be postponed in order to allow for proper restoration. According to Village Director David Makowsky, the organization is committed to reopening as soon as possible. 0: 55
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One day after a fire burned through the area, the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village east of Edmonton can be seen on April 19, 2025.
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As it works to restore several buildings and pieces of art lost to a devastating fire, the heritage museum honoring Ukrainian culture in Alberta will remain closed. In April, a fire erupted close to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village and levelled several buildings, including the visitor center, the exhibition galleries, the collections, and the curatorial storage. The historical buildings ‘ furnishings, some artifacts, and original research files were also lost. 1: 57
The Alberta government claims that the destruction of the Ukrainian community has a significant impact on the Ukrainian community, and restoration work is being done. The Ukrainian village will be closed for the remainder of the summer season and upcoming events will be postponed in order to allow for proper restoration. According to Village Director David Makowsky, the organization is committed to reopening as soon as possible. 0: 55
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As it works to restore several buildings and pieces of art lost to a devastating fire, the heritage museum honoring Ukrainian culture in Alberta will remain closed. In April, a fire erupted close to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village and levelled several buildings, including the visitor center, the exhibition galleries, the collections, and the curatorial storage. The historical buildings ‘ furnishings, some artifacts, and original research files were also lost. 1: 57
The Alberta government claims that the destruction of the Ukrainian community has a significant impact on the Ukrainian community, and restoration work is being done. The Ukrainian village will be closed for the remainder of the summer season and upcoming events will be postponed in order to allow for proper restoration. According to Village Director David Makowsky, the organization is committed to reopening as soon as possible. 0: 55
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One day after a fire burned through the area, the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village east of Edmonton can be seen on April 19, 2025.
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As it works to restore several buildings and pieces of art lost to a devastating fire, the heritage museum honoring Ukrainian culture in Alberta will remain closed. In April, a fire erupted close to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village and levelled several buildings, including the visitor center, the exhibition galleries, the collections, and the curatorial storage. The historical buildings ‘ furnishings, some artifacts, and original research files were also lost. 1: 57
The Alberta government claims that the destruction of the Ukrainian community has a significant impact on the Ukrainian community, and restoration work is being done. The Ukrainian village will be closed for the remainder of the summer season and upcoming events will be postponed in order to allow for proper restoration. According to Village Director David Makowsky, the organization is committed to reopening as soon as possible. 0: 55
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