Rupen Janbazian

Rupen Janbazian is the editor of Torontohye Monthly. He is the former editor of The Armenian Weekly and the former director of public relations of the Tufenkian Foundation. Born and raised in Toronto, he is currently based in Yerevan.
Literary Corner

Book Review | “Armenian Greats—Known and Unknown” by Jirair Tutunjian

Jirair Tutunjian’s latest volume, Armenian Greats—Known and Unknown, is a rich collection of 40 biographical profiles that illuminate the lives…

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Reflections

The things we carry home

I won’t lie — these days, my trips to Toronto often begin with a sense of dread.  The journey feels…

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Op-Eds

Beyond the boundaries of sanctity: An invitation to live with the Armenian language

What good is a language if it’s too sacred to use? This year, on the occasion of the Feast of…

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Music

Battle Everlasting

One year ago on October 6, as the global Armenian community was coming to grips with its nation at war…

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News

Aram Manoukian’s bust unveiled in Yerevan’s ARF Aram Manoukian Youth Center

YEREVAN—The bronze bust of Aram Manoukian, one of the founders of the Republic of Armenia, was unveiled on Thursday at…

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Reflections

Thursdays with (Unger) Michael

I remember the day unger Michael first walked into my office at the Hairenik headquarters in Watertown, Mass. “So, you’re the new…

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Editorials

A Hairenik Away from Home

From the December 2019 Special Anniversary Magazine Dedicated to the 120th Anniversary of the Hairenik and the 85th Anniversary of…

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Featured

How Things Have Changed: Publishing the Weekly in 1948

From the December 2019 Special Anniversary Magazine Dedicated to the 120th Anniversary of the Hairenik and the 85th Anniversary of…

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Literary Corner

Karanian’s ‘The Armenian Highland’: A Printed-and-Bound Beauty

The Armenian Highland: Western Armenia and the First Armenian Republic of 1918 By Matthew Karanian Stone Garden Press; First edition…

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Interviews

Statue of Nurse who Rescued Thousands of Armenian Orphans to be Erected this Weekend

Born in the village of Chegoggin, Nova Scotia, Canada, in 1872, nurse Sara Corning made it her life’s mission to…

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