1990: Nash Holos debuts on AM1470 CJVB, under the auspices of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress-BC Provincial Council. Co-hosted by Paulette MacQuarrie with Eugene Lupynis and Bohdan Zajcew.
1996: Nash Holos breaks the record for the longest-running Ukrainian radio program in the history of BC. Goes off the air.
2000: Nash Holos resumes broadcasting at the request of radio station AM1320 CHMB Vancouver. Sole host: Paulette (Pawlina) Demchuk MacQuarrie
2001: Launched Nash Holos website (www.nashholos.com)
2002: Nash Holos begins podcasting, posting weekly audio archives on website.
2007: Nash Holos receives Roger Charest Sr. Award for Broadcast & Media Arts. Breaks record for the 2nd time for the longest-running Ukrainian radio program in the history of BC.
2010: Nash Holos is internationally syndicated by PCJ Radio International until PCJ ended operations in 2020.
2011: New live edition of Nash Holos launches on CHLY 101.7FM Nanaimo
2016: NCRU (National Campus Radio Association of Canada) names Nash Holos best show in third-language category.
2020: Nash Holos celebrates 3 milestone anniversaries:
• 30th – AM1470 CJVB Vancouver – inception and debut (1990-96)
• 20th – AM1320 CHMB Vancouver – return to airwaves on AM1320 (2000–present)
• 10th – PCJ Radio Int’l syndication to 20+ countries on AM, FM, shortwave, satellite
2021: Nash Holos celebrates 10th anniversary in Nanaimo
2024: Nash Holos launches its first publication, Ukrainian Food Flair: Authentic Recipes from Canada’s West Coast
2025: Nash Holos celebrates 2 milestone anniversaries:
• 35th – AM1470 CJVB Vancouver – inception and debut (1990-96)
• 25th – AM1320 CHMB Vancouver – return to airwaves on AM1320 (2000–present)
2026: Nash Holos celebrates 15th anniversary in Nanaimo