Ukrainians in B.C. mark one year of brutal war with Russia
Osadets fled Odessa with her son in April and started at Kozak as a dishwasher. She’s now an assistant manager, general manager Alex Surinov said, translating for Global News.
The restaurant is operated by husband and wife Sergiy Kuznietsov and Iryna Karpenko, who opened it nearly a decade ago after immigrating in 2012.
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