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U Multicultural

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

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00:23:50

U Talk S2E3: Swedish Cultural Association of Manitoba

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2021/07/30

The Scandinavian Cultural Centre of Winnipeg is a volunteer-driven organization, with members joining clubs of the five Nordic countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Sonja Lundstrom is the President of the Swedish Cultural Association of Manitoba. We talked about some exciting news at the centre, including info about their new mural. https://www.scandinaviancentre.ca/ Intro and outro music: Mind Games - Mathew Mcguire.

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00:20:20

U Talk S2E2: Indigenous Eats

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2021/07/28

Food is a key part of culture. The Brandon Friendship Centre developed a pilot project to create a food truck to help introduce Canadians to Indigenous cuisine and culture. I got to sit down with Indigenous Eats manager Darian Kennedy about this project, building community collaboratively, and the delicious food you can get at Indigenous Eats. Indigenous Eats BFC Brandon MB Intro and outro music: Mind Games - Mathew Mcguire.

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00:17:20

U Talk S2E1: Folklorama

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2021/07/23

August 6 – 8 Folklorama Fusion, the one unified virtual experience, is taking place. The one Multi-cultural Fusion event is the first time the ethnocultural member communities that make up the pavilions will virtually showcase their heritage. Here’s Executive Director Teresa Cotroneo to tell us more about this virtual festival and the history of Folklorama. https://folklorama.ca/ Intro and outro music: Mind Games - Mathew Mcguire.

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00:39:48

U Talk Ep 56 - Cameron Robertson

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2021/07/21

Cameron Robertson is a Cree speaker who values all indigenous languages. His goals are to teach his culture's words and language through the human spirit of storytelling. Before he was eight, he lived with his grandfather, a trapper, near Norway House. We talked about Cam's dream to bring back his language, community, media and how he became a writer.

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00:48:31

U Talk Ep 55 - Lisa Muswagon & Hellnback

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2021/07/20

Lisa Muswagon is a Nakoda Cree member of the Pimicikamak Cree Nation, also known as Cross Lake in Northern Manitoba. She was raised in the north, the Interlake Region and Winnipeg and went back to her home community to complete high school. Receiving a hand drum from her father when she was young, she has been performing ever since. Hellnback is also known as Karmen Omeasoo and is from the Samson Cree Nation in Alberta. The community is part of the hub of Maskwacis Cree Nation south of Edmonton. A

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00:05:09

A Vigil For Jaden Oman

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2021/07/14

On Sunday, July 4, 17-year-old Jaden Charles John Oman was murdered in an assault, allegedly at the hands of his best friend. Jaden was rushed to hospital early that Sunday morning but succumbed to his injuries five days before his 18th birthday and dreams of going to school. Family and friends gathered in front of an Assiniboine Avenue apartment building near Hargrave Street, where Jaden Oman was killed, to hold a candle vigil in his honour, to mourn together and cherish his life. Jaden was later

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00:40:46

U Talk Ep 54 - Dr. Cody Lo

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2021/07/14

I believe science is one of the coolest things ever, and it's incredibly inspiring to see people enter STEM fields. However, there can often be a challenge for the general public to interpret and understand the in-depth work scientists go through. Dr. Cody Lo is an Ophthalmology Resident Physician at The Ottawa Hospital. Cody obtained his Doctor of Medicine (MD) and Bachelor's of Science (BSc), majoring in Pharmacology from the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver and graduated as a

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00:18:52

U Talk Ep 53 - Anti-Racism in Sport Campaign

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2021/07/09

In Canada, 94% of Kinesiology and Physical Education university faculties are white. As of September 2020, only 5.7% of NHL players identified as Indigenous, Black, or part of a Racialized community. How can sports be an equal playing field when we see statistics like this. The Anti-Racism in Sport Campaign seeks to increase, promote, and engage in discussions on anti-racism in sport about the presence of all levels of racism in sport in Winnipeg. It also looks at the impact of racism on people’s

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00:12:47

U Talk Ep 52 - Blanket Invitation for Reconciliation

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2021/07/07

With what we’ve been seeing about residential schools, understanding and acknowledging the pain of Indigenous communities is more critical than ever. Manitoba 150 has announced partnerships to deliver Blanket Exercises for 50 acts of reconciliation. I talked with Sky Bridges, a board member of Manitoba 150, about how people can get involved and discuss diversity and reconciliation. Find out more here. Intro and outro music: Mind Games - Mathew Mcguire.

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00:19:27

We Stand Together: Every Child Matters Walk

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2021/06/30

It feels immoral to celebrate and have fireworks when a majority of your neighbours are holding a funeral for 1,323 undocumented First Nation's children, especially when the numbers of these horrific discoveries continue to climb rapidly. July 1, on Portage & Main at 1 pm, three individuals are inviting the Winnipeg community not to celebrate the country that tried to remove its Indigenous People but to join together for an Every Child Matters Walk. The mission is to increase awareness of what

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00:33:09

U Talk Ep 51 - North Point Douglas Women's Centre

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2021/06/29

For those who don’t live there, Winnipeg Manitoba’s North End often has a rough reputation. However, For Tara Zajac, there’s no place she’d rather be. She knows her neighbours, those in the community care for their own, and she loves how the region almost feels like a small town. Tara is the Executive Director of North Point Douglas Women’s Centre and shares their work in the community and the amazing people living there. Visit their website to donate to their Great Canadian Giving Challenge or

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00:11:36

We Stand Together: Vivian Ketchum

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2021/06/25

Warning:This post contains details some readers may find distressing. Vivian Ketchum is a residential school survivor and has healed enough to share her story. With the news of the 751 discovery of 751 unmarked graves near a former Saskatchewan residential school, awareness of this institution needs to continue to ensure these stories are not forgotten.U Multicultural is sharing the stories of Indigenous people as a part of the "We Stand Together" initiative for residential schools awareness. If you

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00:25:12

U Talk Ep 50 - International Reggae Afro Latin Music...

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2021/06/23

Although COVID-19 has caused uncertainty about events and festivals, the International Reggae Afro Latin Music & Arts Festival has decided to transition to a virtual live performance instead of cancelling its event. Created to be the catalyst to express the underrepresented talents on a professional platform, the entire event is an opportunity for people to unite. Here is CEO & Founder Neville Hamilton and musician Jayda Charisse to share about this incredible festival and the importance of

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00:23:11

U Talk Ep 49 - Run for Women

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2021/06/11

COVID-19 has been a drain on everyone’s mental health. But women are facing higher rates of mental health issues than men. Over the past year, there has been an increase in women in Manitoba reach out for support. On July 4 – July 11, 2021, the 9th annual Run for Women will be held as a virtual event. Rita Chahal and Eileen McDonald of Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba go in-depth about this shared movement supporting women’s mental health.

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00:18:47

U Talk Ep 48 - Seven Sacred Laws, Erica Daniels

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2021/06/09

An exciting project was released in English, French and Anishinaabe of animated vignettes that carry the lessons of the Seven Sacred Laws. U Multicultural talked with Elder Dr. David Courchene and Executive Producer of Kejic Productions Erica Daniels about this amazing project. Although this project was the vision of Dr. Courchene, it takes a creative mind to take that vision and visualize it into a reality. Erica Daniels walks us through her journey into media, telling Indigenous stories, and her

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00:30:35

U Talk Ep 47 - Seven Sacred Laws, Elder Dr. David...

U Radio ·

2021/06/09

An exciting project was released in English, French and Anishinaabe of animated vignettes that carry the lessons of the Seven Sacred Laws. U Multicultural talked with Elder Dr. David Courchene and Executive Producer of Kejic Productions Erica Daniels about this amazing project. Dr. Courchene is a respected Elder who has devoted himself to learning the knowledge and traditions of Indigenous people. He says The true identity of the First Peoples is reflected in a foundation of laws and values we know

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00:04:11

We Stand Together: Elder Dr. David Courchene

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2021/06/07

On May 27, the First Nations community was shaken when the remains of 215 First Nations children were found in unmarked graves on what was once a residential school in Kamloops, B.C. Some of the children were as young as three years old. These are the voices of our First Nations pained by the loss, frustrated by systemic racism and oppression, and the stories of survivors who lived through horrific conditions at these schools. The news of these lost children pained Nii Gaani Aki Inini (Leading Earth

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00:26:43

We Stand Together: Ray (Coco) Stevenson

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2021/06/04

On May 27, the First Nations community was shaken when the remains of 215 First Nations children were found in unmarked graves on what was once a residential school in Kamloops, B.C. Some of the children were as young as three years old. These are the voices of our First Nations pained by the loss, frustrated by systemic racism and oppression, and the stories of survivors who lived through horrific conditions at these schools. Ray (Coco) Stevenson is a well-known traditional singer and drummer from

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00:19:37

We Stand Together: Gerry (Gramma) Shingoose

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2021/06/03

On May 27, the First Nations community was shaken when the remains of 215 First Nations children were found in unmarked graves on what was once a residential school in Kamloops, B.C. Some of the children were as young as three years old. These are the voices of our First Nations pained by the loss, frustrated by systemic racism and oppression, and the stories of survivors who lived through horrific conditions at these schools. Gerry (Gramma) Shingoose is a residential school survivor attending

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00:08:04

We Stand Together: Alayh McIvor

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2021/06/02

On May 27, the First Nations community was shaken when the remains of 215 First Nations children were found in unmarked graves on what was once a residential school in Kamloops, B.C. Some of the children were as young as three years old. These are the voices of our First Nations pained by the loss, frustrated by systemic racism and oppression, and the stories of survivors who lived through horrific conditions at these schools. Since Sunday, May 30, Manitoba's First Nations members have been holding

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