(NEPEAN BARRHAVEN NEWS) In the name of humanity, inclusion and acceptance, four Canadians affected by genocide gathered under one roof on March 20 to share their experiences with an audience.
Ottawa — On March 8, 2017, the Canada-Armenia Parliamentary Friendship Group held its annual meeting in Ottawa. A significant number of parliamentarians and guests from the Armenian Embassy in Canada and the Armenian National Committee of Canada were
Ottawa – On Thursday, February 23, 2017, members of the Armenian National Committee of Canada attended a parliamentary reception hosted by the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in the parliament’s
Ottawa – The Armenian National Committee of Canada (ANCC) calls upon the international community to pressure Azerbaijan to respect its international promise and imprison Ramil Safarov, the Azeri lieutenant responsible
(ՀՈՐԻԶՈՆ ՇԱԲԱԹԱԹԵՐԹ) Արցախի Հանրապետութեան խորհրդարանի նախագահ Աշոտ Ղուլեան փետրուար 21-ին ընդունեց դիտորդական առաքելութեամբ Արցախ այցելած Գալիֆորնիա նահանգի Ֆրեզնօ շրջանի վարչական մարմնի անդամ Անդրէաս Պորկէասը (ԱՄՆ), նոյն նահանգի Սանթա Քրուզ
Ottawa – Despite continuous efforts by Azerbaijani authorities to discourage foreign diplomats, parliamentarians and observers from visiting the Republic of Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh/NKR), former Canadian parliamentarian, the Honourable Jim Karygiannis
At a talk held at Carelton University’s Dunton Tower in Ottawa, ANCC’s Sevag Belian questioned Belarus’ deputy foreign minister Oleg Kravchenko, on his country’s recent decision to extradite Russian-Israeli journalist,
Ottawa – The Armenian National Committee of Canada strongly condemns the Belarusian government’s disproportionate decision to extradite Russian-Israeli blogger, Alexander Lapshin, to Azerbaijan for prosecution on baseless accusations.
Ottawa – It was with deep sadness that the Armenian National Committee of Canada learned about the passing of long-time Senator and former Member of Parliament, Marcel Prud’homme, who passed
Ottawa – The last survivor of the Armenian Genocide in Canada, Knar Bohdjelian-Yemenedjian, passed away peacefully last night in Montreal, at age 108. She is survived by her two sons,
