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U Multicultural

Digital Ethnocultural Radio station focused on diverse communities of Canada presented by U Multicultural.

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00:07:36

U Radio News: Youth-Centred Solutions Key in Tackling...

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2024/12/12

Access to youth mental health care in Manitoba remains a pressing issue, particularly in rural areas and among Indigenous communities, who face disproportionately high suicide rates. Huddle, a youth-focused initiative, addresses these needs by providing a safe, inclusive space shaped by youth input, offering services across six pillars of care, and fostering a sense of community while tackling ongoing challenges like funding and basic needs

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00:05:16

U Radio News: Funding Challenges Threaten Altered...

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2024/12/10

Altered Minds, a nonprofit focused on supporting newcomers and marginalized groups in Manitoba, has pivoted to its Computers for Life program to address digital literacy needs despite losing core funding during the pandemic. While the program has grown significantly since its 2019 launch, funding uncertainties threaten its sustainability beyond March 2025.https://u-channel.ca/funding-challenges-threaten-altered-minds-mission-for-inclusive-tech-education/

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00:06:36

Community-Led Prevention Takes Centre Stage As HIV...

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2024/12/09

Winnipeg faces a surge in HIV and blood-borne infections, with marginalized communities most affected. This has prompted community organizations to lead prevention and outreach efforts focused on awareness, early detection, and destigmatization. https://u-channel.ca/community-led-prevention-takes-centre-stage-as-hiv-rates-rise-in-winnipeg/

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00:04:35

U Radio News: Rainbow Stage's Ticket System Crashes...

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2024/12/05

Rainbow Stage's ticket system crashed for the first time due to overwhelming demand as fans rushed to secure seats for the highly anticipated 2025 season, featuring shows like Frozen and A Christmas Carol with a Manitoban twist.Artistic Director Carson Nattrass and playwright Cory Wojcik aim to celebrate Métis history and culture while creating a unique theatrical experience that embraces diverse stories and inspires future

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00:06:21

U Radio News: $38.5 Million for New Winnipeg Homes...

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2024/12/04

Winnipeg’s new 95-unit building on Chancellor Drive, funded largely through federal investment, will offer 38 affordable units priced below 70 per cent of the median market rent. However, housing advocates argue it falls short of addressing the critical need for deeply affordable, rent-geared-to-income housing for low-income residents, emphasizing the ongoing gap in Canada’s National Housing

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00:04:35

U Radio News: $20,000 In New Funding Opens Doors to...

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2024/12/03

The Manitoba Theatre for Young People (MTYP) is enhancing accessibility with $20,000 from the Manitoba Accessibility Fund, introducing initiatives like ASL interpretation, welcome videos, and audio-described performances to reduce barriers and ensure inclusive arts experiences. https://u-channel.ca/20000-in-new-funding-opens-doors-to-accessibility-at-manitoba-theatre-for-young-people/

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00:03:05

U Radio News: WHRA Encouraging Early Vaccinations As...

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2024/11/27

As flu season approaches, Manitobans are encouraged to get vaccinated against influenza and COVID-19 to prevent severe illness, particularly in high-risk groups. Health authorities stress the importance of vaccines as a first line of defence, alongside basic health practices like handwashing and staying home when sick, to reduce the spread of respiratory viruses.https://u-channel.ca/whra-encouraging-early-vaccinations-as-flu-season-arrives-in-winnipeg/

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00:05:04

U Radio News: Funding Desperately Needed as Shelters...

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2024/11/26

Women's shelters are lifelines for survivors of domestic and gender-based violence, offering safety and critical support like counselling and housing aid. However, with rising demand and limited funding, many shelters face overwhelming strain, especially in rural areas. https://u-channel.ca/funding-desperately-needed-as-womens-shelters-exceed-capacity/

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00:04:05

U Radio News: Winter Clothing Supplies Running Low at...

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2024/11/22

United Way Winnipeg urgently needs winter clothing donations, with over 1,000 items needed for a waitlist of families bracing for colder weather. With poverty rising nationwide, United Way calls for community support to address both immediate needs and systemic issues. 🧥❄️ https://u-channel.ca/winter-clothing-supplies-running-low-at-winnipegs-united-way/

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00:06:16

U Radio News - Major Milestone In Two-Spirit...

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2024/11/21

Winnipeg celebrated a historic milestone in Two-Spirit visibility with the unveiling of the first Two-Spirit Pride flag, a documentary, and an educational curriculum, promoting understanding of this vital identity within Indigenous cultures. These initiatives honour Two-Spirit heritage, challenge colonial erasure, and inspire future generations to embrace diversity and advocate for human rights.https://u-channel.ca/major-milestone-in-two-spirit-visibility-and-celebration-announced-in-winnipeg/

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00:03:27

Empowering Winnipeg’s Newcomers With First Aid and...

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2024/11/20

Community advocates highlight that financial, linguistic, and cultural barriers prevent many Winnipeg newcomers from accessing essential first aid and CPR training, leaving families unprepared for emergencies. Programs like the Canadian Red Cross SmartStart Injury Prevention aim to bridge this gap by offering affordable, community-based training which empowers residents to respond confidently to accidents and

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00:04:06

U Radio News: Action Needed to Combat Rising Suicide...

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2024/11/19

Winnipeg's Forest of Hope, an initiative by the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention, fosters healing, awareness, and connection in the fight against suicide, offering support to grieving communities and those in crisis. With rising mental health challenges post-pandemic, efforts like this, paired with resources like Canada's 9-8-8: Suicide Crisis Helpline, are vital in reducing stigma and

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00:05:41

U Radio News: High-Speed Internet to Bridge the Gap...

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2024/11/16

Canada is investing $38 million to bring high-speed Internet to 14 rural and Indigenous communities in Manitoba, helping bridge the digital divide and unlock opportunities in education, healthcare, and business. This initiative aims to create long-term economic benefits, empower local leadership, and improve community safety. https://u-channel.ca/high-speed-internet-to-bridge-the-gap-between-winnipeg-and-rural-communities/

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00:03:55

U Radio News: How AI is Shaping the Future of Weather...

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2024/11/15

AI is transforming weather forecasting, offering solutions to unpredictable climate patterns impacting industries like agriculture and insurance in Manitoba. With its ability to analyze vast data sets, AI is poised to improve precision, aiding in navigating extreme weather events and reducing planning uncertainties. https://u-channel.ca/how-ai-is-shaping-the-future-of-weather-predictions/

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00:03:46

U Radio News: Protecting Winnipeg’s Firefighters....

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2024/11/13

The Canadian government has introduced a National Framework on Cancers Linked to Firefighting, supported by $12.29 million over five years, to address the high cancer risks among firefighters through prevention, research, and creating a National Firefighter Cancer Registry.Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service Deputy Chief Scott Wilkinson emphasizes the need for proactive prevention measures, mental health support, and community collaboration to improve first responders' overall safety and

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00:04:17

U Radio News: How Two Teachers are Engaging...

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2024/11/08

Engaging students in the classroom is challenging yet essential. Two Winnipeg educators, Jonah Simmons and Curtis Bilewitch, are embracing gamification by using Dungeons & Dragons to make learning more interactive and exciting. From creative writing and math to collaboration and critical thinking, D&D offers a cross-curricular experience that engages even the most hesitant students. https://u-channel.ca/adventures-in-learning-how-two-teachers-are-engaging-classrooms-with-dd/

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00:04:22

U Radio News: Canadian Blood Services Seeks 1,500...

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2024/11/07

Blood and other blood-related donations are always in demand. As the population in Canada grows, engaging with previous and new donors continues to be a priority for the Canadian Blood Services (CBS). Over November alone, Winnipeg will require 1,500 blood donation appointments. https://u-channel.ca/canadian-blood-services-seeks-1500-donors-this-november-in-winnipeg/

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00:04:21

U Radio News: New Provincial K-12 Working Group to...

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2024/11/05

Manitoba is launching a working group to tackle Islamophobia in K-12 schools, aiming to foster inclusivity and counter discrimination with resources, training, and policy input. Premier Wab Kinew emphasized the government’s role in uniting against hate, with the group’s diverse membership working to address Islamophobia and broader forms of violence affecting marginalized communities.https://u-channel.ca/new-provincial-k-12-working-group-to-tackle-islamophobia-and-hate-in-manitoban-schools/

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00:04:40

U Radio News: Facing Historic Demand, Winnipeg’s...

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2024/11/04

The Christmas Cheer Board of Winnipeg is gearing up to meet a high demand for holiday hampers, expecting record-breaking requests similar to last year’s 20,500. As inflation drives more people to seek help, the cheer board calls for community support and volunteers to ensure no one is left behind. https://u-channel.ca/facing-historic-demand-winnipegs-christmas-cheer-board-prepares-for-another-busy-holiday-season/

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00:06:44

Weekly News Round Up, Oct 28 - Nov 1

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2024/11/01

Here is your weekly news round up from U Multicultural. New Study to Look into Relocating Winnipeg's Rail Lines Prairie Green Landfill Entrees Third Stage Halloween Safety With The Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre Anti-Islamophobia Working Group Established in Manitoba Organic Waste Drop-Off Locations Now Available Across Winnipeg https://u-channel.ca/weekly-winnipeg-news-round-up-october-28-november-1/

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