St. Petro Mohyla Institute

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Located near the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Through its summer language courses and its university residence, Mohyla Institute serves the cultural needs of the Ukrainian Canadian community in the city.

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The institute was founded in 1916, and named after the Ukrainian Orthodox Metropolitan, St. Petro Mohyla. Later the institute moved from its original location on Main Street to its current address at 1240 Temperance Street in the 1960s.

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In the summertime, Mohyla Institute serves as a youth hostel. It is the only hostel listed for Saskatoon in the Canadian Hostel Handbook.

The institute serves as a practice facility for the city's Ukrainian Orthodox youth choir, Lastiwka.

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