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U Multicultural

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

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00:06:47

U Radio News: Waabishkaa-Makwa Lab Reshapes learning...

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2026/04/24

🔧 Education is being reimagined at R.B. Russell Vocational School, where the Waabishkaa‑Makwa Arts, Technology, Inspiration Lab transforms hands-on learning through trades, technology, and culture. ✨ Rooted in reconciliation and accessibility, the lab empowers students to build real-world skills, explore their passions, and shape their futures together.

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00:04:47

U Radio News: Manitoba Announces $5.2M to Restore...

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2026/04/24

✨ Manitoba is investing $5.2 million to reopen specialized menopause care through the new Manitoba Menopause Clinic in southwest Winnipeg, restoring services eliminated in 2017 and expanding access across the province.

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00:03:22

U Radio News: Métis‑Led Fleury Winds Project Marks...

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2026/04/22

🌬️⚡ The Métis‑led Fleury Winds project is a proposed 200‑MW wind farm near Neepawa, majority‑owned by the Manitoba Métis Federation, representing a $500M investment in clean energy and long‑term economic self‑sufficiency. 🌱 If approved, it will deliver renewable power, create jobs, and honour Métis leadership while generating stable revenue for community programs.https://u-channel.ca/metis-led-fleury-winds-project-marks-major-step-in-indigenous-renewable-energy/

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00:04:50

U Radio News: Provincial Grant Helps Hindu Society of...

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2026/04/20

Thousands of families across Manitoba, gather at Winnipeg’s two Hindu temples, which have grown from a basement gathering to major cultural and community hubs offering education, wellness, and celebrations. With a $400,000 provincial grant helping repair the Dr. Raj Pandey Hindu Centre’s aging roof, the temples continue to support a growing, welcoming community and invite all Manitobans to connect and learn.

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00:05:11

U Radio News: Litter Levels Rise Across Winnipeg...

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2026/04/17

After a long winter of snow and thaw❄️, Winnipeg streets are revealing higher litter levels, with every area showing pockets of severe trash, especially cigarette butts 🚯. Community members are already stepping up to help clean up, and organizations hope education and small actions will make a big difference this spring. 🌱🧹https://u-channel.ca/litter-levels-rise-across-winnipeg-after-long-winter/

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00:06:00

U Radio News: Rethinking Land Acknowledgements as...

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2026/04/15

Land acknowledgements matter most when they move beyond scripted words and become living commitments rooted in relationship, humility, and reciprocity with Indigenous peoples and the land 🌱. True acknowledgement asks what comes next, listening deeply, acting responsibly, and caring for water, land, and community together. 🪶💧https://u-channel.ca/rethinking-land-acknowledgements-as-living-commitments/

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00:05:44

U Radio News: Health Advocates Call for Transparency...

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2026/04/10

Canadian health advocates are calling for transparency, accountability, and an end to for‑profit plasma collection after paid donor deaths in Winnipeg raised concerns about safety, regulation, and profit‑driven incentives 🩸⚖️. They argue that public control, stronger enforcement, and full disclosure are essential to restore trust and prevent further harm. 🏥🔍

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00:34:40

Mental Health Break: AI and Us

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2026/04/08

Technology is advancing faster than we ever imagined, and 🤖 AI is right at the centre of it. But what exactly is artificial intelligence? And as chatbots become capable of full, human‑like conversations , what impact is this having on our mental health? 🧠Joelle Foster, President and CEO of North Forge, and Rita Chahal from MDAM, unpack what AI really means for our daily lives, and our well‑being.Take a Mental Health Break with U Radio and the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba

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00:06:31

U Radio News: Critics Say Climate Action Is Health...

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2026/04/02

Environmental, health, and community groups say Manitoba’s 2026 budget misses the urgency of the climate crisis 🌍⚠️, even as it pours billions into health care and economic growth.A coalition argues that neglecting preventive, environmental action will drive higher future costs, while the government's focus is on rebuilding health care and clean energy alongside industrial development. 🔌🚧

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00:04:52

U Radio News: Housing Promised, But Advocates Say...

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2026/03/31

Manitoba’s latest budget pledges new social housing, rent relief, and supports to tackle homelessness 🏠💰, framing housing as essential to affordability, health, and economic stability. Advocates welcome the intent but warn the funding and pace fall far short of the crisis, saying delays and limited unit counts will worsen rising affordability pressures.

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00:06:08

U Radio News: What Manitoba's 2026 Budget Means for...

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2026/03/27

Manitoba’s 2026 budget pitches affordability and health‑care rebuilding, cutting costs on essentials, expanding tax credits, and boosting staffing, hospital beds, and access to doctors, while maintaining one of the country’s lowest deficit‑to‑GDP ratios. 🏥💰 Critics say housing supply and climate action lag behind the scale of need, raising questions about whether the plan is bold enough for Manitoba’s biggest long‑term challenges.

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00:06:19

U Radio News: Why Winnipeg's Drag Artist in Residence...

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2026/03/26

Drag has surged in popularity thanks to global platforms like RuPaul’s Drag Race, while Winnipeg’s intimate yet incredibly diverse drag scene proves that connection and community, are what truly define the art form. 🌈✨ Anishinaabe performer Waaseyaa Haze was named Rainbow Resource Centre’s Drag Artist in Residence, highlighting the power of inclusive support, Indigenous representation, and investing in artists so they can truly thrive. 🪶🔥- Photo by: Angelle

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00:04:11

U Radio News: Manitoba Graduates Record 45 ICU Nurses...

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2026/03/23

🩺 Manitoba is marking a major health-care milestone as a record 45 nurses complete specialized ICU training this spring, strengthening critical care teams and helping stabilize services across the province. 🌱💙 Provincial Leaders say rebuilding health care is about investing in people, highly skilled nurses who provide lifesaving, one‑to‑one care and keep ICUs fully staffed.https://u-channel.ca/manitoba-graduates-record-45-icu-nurses-to-strengthen-critical-care-capacity/

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00:19:08

Mental Health Break: Supporting Perinatal Mental Health

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2026/03/20

Dr. Kirsten Reynolds, a clinical psychologist at the University of Manitoba, is partnering with Rita Chahal and the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba to co-develop an evidence‑based, peer‑support initiative for pregnant and postpartum people experiencing depression. This collaborative project will centre inclusivity, lived experience, and research to improve perinatal mental health outcomes across Manitoba. 💙📚 🧠Take a Mental Health Break with U Radio and the Mood Disorders Association of

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00:04:06

U Radio News: At A Winnipeg Repair Café, Fixing...

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2026/03/20

Winnipeg’s Repair Café brings neighbours together to fix everyday items, reduce waste, and share hands‑on skills, turning broken toasters, bikes, and jackets into moments of learning and connection. 🛠️🧵Hosted monthly by the Spence Neighbourhood Association, the café is “mutual aid in action” that saves money, keeps items out of landfills, and strengthens community ties ♻️❤️https://u-channel.ca/at-a-winnipeg-repair-cafe-fixing-things-becomes-a-way-to-build-community/

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00:04:49

U Radio News: Students Turn Ideas Into Reality at JA...

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2026/03/19

High school students transformed St. Vital Shopping Centre into a buzzing marketplace, pitching student‑run businesses through a JA Manitoba trade fair that built real‑world skills like sales, teamwork, and confidence. 🛍️✨ From motivational calendars to café‑scented candles, students learned resilience, creativity, and how to turn ideas into action.

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00:05:09

U Radio News: Royal MTC's New Production Breathes...

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2026/03/16

In the Shadow Beyond the Pines follows three friends in Northern Manitoba whose grief awakens something ancient, blending Cree legend with a modern “safe scary” horror rooted in culture, memory, and resilience.Created by Cree playwright Rhonda Apetagon and brought to life with sacred fire and ceremony at Royal MTC, the play is a haunting celebration of Indigenous stories that refuse to be forgotten.https://u-channel.ca/royal-mtcs-new-production-breathes-life-into-northern-legends/

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00:05:20

U Radio News: Students Urge Greater Youth Involvement...

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2026/03/06

Students from across Winnipeg gathered at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights to tackle issues like misinformation, division, and global conflict while building stronger, more compassionate communities through dialogue and creativity.Through workshops, art, and discussions on peace and the SDGs, youth emphasized the power of having their voices heard and working together for a more hopeful future.https://u-channel.ca/students-urge-greater-youth-involvement-in-global-issues/

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00:03:51

U Radio News: OFE Launches New Youth Employment...

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2026/03/04

OFE has launched a new Youth Employment Services Program to help newcomer youth gain job skills and navigate Canada’s evolving labour market, offering tailored support for both younger teens and older youth with international experience. The pilot program, funded by IRCC, aims to build long‑term career readiness and empower youth to succeed in a competitive job market.

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00:04:12

U Radio News: Australian Musician Rob Edwards Embarks...

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2026/02/27

Australian musician Rob Edwards is touring Treaty One Territory, reconnecting with Indigenous artists and exploring his own cultural roots through music and community. His Manitoba journey blends collaboration, identity, and joy as he learns from Elders, shares stories, and creates new music inspired by resilience. https://u-channel.ca/australian-musician-rob-edwards-embarks-on-journey-of-connection-and-self-discovery-in-treaty-one-territory/

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