We have great news for the young members of the Hungarian community of Ottawa. A call for applications for the Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship for the 2023/2024 academic year has been published.
The Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship was established by the Hungarian Government for those who live in a Hungarian diaspora outside of Europe and wish to study at a Hungarian higher education institution to develop their personal, professional and cultural relations to Hungary.
The holder of a Diaspora Scholarship can receive an internationally recognized degree at a top-level Hungarian higher education institution and acquire highly competitive knowledge to advance both personally and academically. You can choose from a wide range of programs taught in Hungarian that cover all higher education fields at all degree levels.
For essential information regarding the Diaspora Scholarship application, please follow the web addresses below:

https://diasporascholarship.hu/en/
https://www.facebook.com/hungariandiasporascholarship/

Videos of recent events of the Diaspora Scholarship programs are available on the YouTube channel that follows:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV_qiOo99sXhQKMW5jFlxCg

Great news for the film lovers in Canada: the European Union Film Festival has returned to live, in-person screenings for its 2022 edition, from November 17 through December 3. For this 37th edition, the organizers are presenting 27 films from all 27 European Union member states.
This year, Hungary is participating with the film “TOXIKOMA” directed by Gábor Herendi, and Áron Molnár in the leading role of actor Győző Szabó.
The movie screening will be at 7:00 pm on 24th of November 2022 (English subtitles are available) with introductory remarks by H.E. Mária Vass-Salazar, Ambassador of Hungary. The screening will be followed by a Q&A session with Hungarian actor, Győző Szabó.
To find more information about the film and pre-order tickets, please follow this link:

https://euff2022.eventive.org/schedule/toxikoma-hungary-6340a0ef6ced4000c7b79e08

For the third time in the long history of the EUFF, the three film organizations in Canada (in Ottawa, Vancouver, and Toronto), along with the Delegation of the European Union to Canada and the EU Member States are offering an online edition of the EUFF from November 18 through December 9., albeit not all the films will be available online.
For details about the online edition of the EUFF, please visit their website at:
https://www.euffonline.ca/

The trailer:

The Calvin Hungarian Congregation of Ottawa kindly invites all worshipers to celebrate Reformation Day on its Sunday service (in Hungarian) followed by the Lord’s Supper.

Date and time:
October 30th,
13:00 o’clock

Place:
Calvin Hungarian Presbyterian Church
91 Pike St.
Ottawa, ON, K1T 3J6

The minister:
Reverend Mr. László Péter

Masks or face coverings are no longer mandatory, yet they are allowed.

For further information, please visit the congregation’s website.

October 23, the day of the outbreak of the revolution in 1956 and the day of the proclamation of the Republic of Hungary in 1989, is a double national holiday for the Hungarian people.
On this occasion, the Ambassador of Hungary to Canada, Her Excellency Mária Vass-Salazar will hold a festive reception at the Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre on Monday, October 24 at 6:30, followed by a chamber music performance from 7:30. In the program, the artists of the internationally renowned Kelemen Quartet will perform string quartets from Brahms and Bartók.

The organizers look forward to receiving a response to the attached invitation by email: mission.ott@mfa.gov.hu, or by phone: 613-230-9614 no later than October 15.