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I heartily recommend this route (Guca, Zlatibor, Tara, Drvengrad) for your trip through Serbia. Whoever has more time can certainly stay at each destination an extra day, experiencing the places more fully and at a more relaxed pace. But for the rushed Canadian travellers, who have a relatively short holiday, even these five days are invaluable for getting better acquainted with Serbia and experiencing some of its natural and cultural charms.

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IAN KENNEDY: The company was established in 1993 and incorporated in 1997. Communication is the through line to everything we do. We truly believe that communication is the key to success. Strong verbal and written communications skills are the key to career advancement and career success.

The Serbian Legacy Foundation was formed in 2014 with the aim of preserving Serbian history, traditions, and culture. The Foundation reminds us of the best moments in Serbian history, hoping to inspire the generations of the present, as well as the future, in bringing back the dignity and national values which time has repressed or forgotten.

I was also one of the many who visited Serbia this summer. Whenever I go to Serbia from Canada, I am always fascinated by the extraordinary feeling of traveling through time.

In certain appropriate conversations, I often ask: “How many rivers does Belgrade have?” Usually I get a bewildered look, a look which wonders why I even ask such a question, followed by a reticent answer: “the Danube and Sava, everyone knows that.”

This book, whether a novel or collection of stories, is experienced as a touching ode to a deceased partner, an ode to love. It is read in a single breath, and often the reader finds themselves gripped by strong emotions.

I Brought the Soul of Serbia to Toronto

“I didn’t want to emigrate to Europe because I had the feeling that we were seen as second-class citizens. I didn’t choose America either because there you would have to abandon your cultural heritage. Canada seemed to be a fortunate compromise, because it presents everyone the opportunity to nurture their own culture and language.”

As we often say colloquially, to live in Canada is to live “in the machine” or to have your life “move at 200 miles an hour,” although I believe that it is now a similar case back in the land where we all came from.

The Slava is the protector of the home – it is the family hearth, a helper in every task, one of God’s great blessings, and the guardian of each member of the household, especially children.

Very often, we hear about the importance of the art of accepting and accommodating change. In fact, that is only the first step in creating change in our lives. Along with that, we often come across many obstacles that we have to overcome in order to change ourselves and our lives.

I present to you the first issue of SAN Magazine. The magazine is meant for those who left the former Yugoslavia shortly before, or after the last war in the Balkans.