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Armour, culture, a piece of home: This woman shares the meaning behind her vyshyvanka
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November 17, 2025
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4:12Now PlayingSvitlana Taran says she started stitching a traditional embroidered Ukrainian shirt as Ukraine faced the threat of Russian invasion in 2022. Now in Canada, she wears it to events around Ottawa to showcase her culture and to connect her to home. Read more here: cbc.ca/9.6971481.
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