October 27, 2026
The International Support for Ukraine Foundation (ISUF) welcomes the unanimous passage of Bill S-210, October 21, 2026 the Ukrainian Heritage Month Act, by the House of Commons of Canada. Once the bill receives Royal Assent, September will officially be recognized as Ukrainian Heritage Month in Canada.
ISUF extends its sincere gratitude to all Members of Parliament for supporting this important legislation, former Senator Stan Kutcher for sponsoring the bill in the Senate, and Member of Parliament Yvan Baker for introducing it in the House of Commons.
This milestone recognizes the significant contributions Ukrainian Canadians have made, and continue to make, to Canada’s social, economic, political, and cultural life.
ISUF looks forward to celebrating Ukraine’s rich culture, history, and traditions with Canadians across the country next September.
October 22, 2026
On October 22, russian missile and drone attacks caused damage to residential buildings and civilian infrastructure across Ukraine.
In Kyiv, strikes damaged homes, commercial buildings, medical infrastructure and transport facilities. Fires broke out in several districts, and emergency crews worked to assist residents and contain the damage.
In Kharkiv, attacks damaged private houses, a shop, vehicles and an office building. A drone strike also caused a fire at a truck parking area.
In Kremenchuk, attacks affected civilian and energy infrastructure, adding to the challenges facing local communities.
These attacks underscore the urgent need to protect civilians, restore damaged homes and essential services, and support communities affected by the war.
The International Support for Ukraine Foundation (ISUF) stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine and supports efforts to strengthen community resilience and mobilize humanitarian assistance for those in need.
ISUF Advances International Cooperation to Support Ukrainian Healthcare Facilities
On September 29, 2026
The International Support for Ukraine Foundation(ISUF) is coordinating with regional hospitals and military medical facilities in Ukraine to identify priority needs for medical equipment, supplies, and consumables.
In collaboration with international partners specializing in medical equipment and humanitarian supply, ISUF aims to facilitate access to essential medical resources for healthcare institutions in Ukraine.
ISUF welcomes cooperation with medical suppliers, healthcare institutions, humanitarian organizations, and donors.
Canada–Ukraine: A Partnership for the Next 100 Years
On September 10, 2026
In Calgary, Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed the 100 Year Partnership Declaration.
This historic milestone strengthens Canada–Ukraine relations and reaffirms a shared commitment to strategic cooperation, economic development, Ukraine’s recovery, and stronger ties between our peoples.
Canada and Ukraine — united today, stronger together for the future.
Happy 35th Independence Day of Ukraine!
August 24, 2026
The International Support for Ukraine Foundation (ISUF) proudly congratulates Ukraine and Ukrainians around the world on the 35th Anniversary of Ukraine’s Independence.
May Ukraine remain strong, free, democratic, and united.
Слава Україні!
August 23, 2026
Tonight, Parliament Hill in Ottawa lit up in the colours of the Ukrainian flag.
Thank you, Canada, for your unwavering support of Ukraine.
Together, we stand with Ukraine.
August 18, 2026
The International Support for Ukraine Foundation (ISUF) is pleased to announce the establishment of a partnership with Ukrainian Credit Union Limited (UCU) to support cooperation and community-focused initiatives.
ISUF sincerely thanks Khrystyna Levus, Branch Manager, Ukrainian Credit Union Limited – Ottawa Branch, and the UCU team for their cooperation and support. We look forward to developing this partnership and exploring opportunities for future collaboration in support of Ukrainian communities in Canada.
June 29, 2026
The International Support for Ukraine Foundation (ISUF) held its first official Board of Directors meeting, marking an important step in the Foundation’s governance and strategic development.
The Board initiated work on governance policies, strategic planning, operational procedures, and mechanisms supporting transparency, accountability, and long-term organizational sustainability.
ISUF Officially Established as a Canadian Federal Non-Profit Organization:
June 17, 2026
The International Support for Ukraine Foundation (ISUF) was officially incorporated in Canada as a federally incorporated non-profit organization under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act on June 17, 2026.
This milestone established the Foundation’s institutional framework for supporting humanitarian, educational, cultural, community, infrastructure, and economic development initiatives related to Ukraine and Ukrainian communities internationally.
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