Paska make the perfect snack at Happy Thought

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Students from Happy Thought School and East Selkirk Middle School celebrated a Ukrainian Easter tradition last week by making paska, or Ukrainian Easter bread. The paskas were decorated traditionally with birds, flowers, and braids, which symbolize the awakening of nature, resurrection and rebirth that come along with the spring season. Registrations are open for the English-Ukrainian Bilingual Program for Kindergarten, Grade 2 and Grade 3 for the 2026-2027 school year. Visit the Happy Thought School website or call the school for more information.

Katelyn Boulanger
Katelyn Boulanger
Katelyn Boulanger has been a reporter with the Selkirk Record since 2019 and editor of the paper since 2020. Her passion is community news. She cares deeply about ensuring residents are informed about their communities with the local information that you can't get anywhere else. She strives to create strong bonds sharing the diversity, generosity, and connection that our coverage area is known for."

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