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Mental wellness is a journey, and programs like Tea and Tales show how storytelling, peer support, and connection help seniors feel seen, supported, and less alone, especially during the holidays ☕

Winnipeg Transit is adjusting its new Primary Transit Network and winter schedule as snow, delays, and transfers expose reliability issues, with riders and advocates stressing that dependable service is essential for daily life

Celebrating 20 years of impact, CMWI launched the Winter Warmth Care Package Campaign,

The West End Cultural Centre smashed its fundraising goal in just one week, pulling in over $70K.✨ The venue now looks to the future, developing programming to bring audiences back in full force, and become more financially sustainable.

E-cigarette use is rising among young Canadians, prompting UM researchers to investigate how vaping may affect developing lungs and long-term respiratory health.

Buying soup is changing lives in Winnipeg, thanks to The Raw Carrot, a social enterprise creating meaningful jobs for people with disabilities through handcrafted gourmet soups

History helps us understand how far we've come, and the restoration of Winnipeg's 115-year-old Louise Bridge highlights the powerful stories embedded in our shared past

The Winnipeg Humane Society is facing record demand for its pet food bank as inflation forces more families to choose between feeding themselves or their pets

Winnipeg's Christmas Cheer Board is gearing up for what could be a record year, juggling rising demand, higher food costs, and the challenge of operating from two separate locations.

The Winnipeg Newcomer Sport Academy conducted a study and recently released a report titled ⁠“Tackling Islamophobia Through Sport and Physical Activity in Winnipeg.”⁠The study explores how community-level sports programs can be powerful tools in countering Islamophobia and fostering understanding between diverse groups. https://u-channel.ca/new-study-looks-at-sports-as-a-tool-against-islamophobia/

A hush settles over the crowd as a woman steps up to the podium. She is now the centre of attention. Carmen Puente, General Director of Training & Empowerment Women Congress MB, pauses, looking over the 15 women who have come forward to share their stories. Stories of overcoming barriers, embracing leadership, and inspiring community.In an exclamation of joy, she says, “Ladies, we did it.”https://u-channel.ca/women-without-limits-launch-marks-a-milestone-for-manitobas-multicultural-landscape/

New research shows that community sports programs can help bridge divides and build safer, more inclusive spaces.

✨ Women Without Limits launched with powerful stories from 15 women across Latin America, Canada, and Uganda, celebrating resilience, leadership, and the magic that happens when women come together.

Fernanda Vallejo, founder of Latinas Manitoba, went from starting a small online support group to being named one of Canada's Top 10 Most Influential Hispanic Canadians, empowering newcomer women across Manitoba through community, advocacy, and compassion.

A new report from the University of Winnipeg and the Manitoba Eco-Network is calling for an overhaul of Manitoba's outdated environmental impact assessment (IA) process. This marks the first major push for reform in nearly four decades.

A new report from the University of Winnipeg and the Manitoba Eco-Network calls for the first major overhaul of Manitoba's environmental assessment process in nearly 40 years, pushing for stronger protections, Indigenous leadership, and real public involvement.

Thousands gathered at The Forks on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Nonprofits in Manitoba are stepping up their digital game

Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park Conservancy

Winnipeg's Nuit Blanche lit up the city with glowing art, powerful storytelling, and high-energy performances, drawing thousands to celebrate culture and community.

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Winnipeg is rolling out quick-build traffic solutions

A travelling scam ring is targeting kind-hearted Winnipeggers in broad daylight at gas stations, malls, and grocery stores—using distraction tricks and fake jewelry to steal valuables.

A new pack of five grey wolves has made an energetic entrance at the Assiniboine Park Zoo, quickly becoming a visitor favourite with their playful personalities and powerful presence.

Dr. Zephania Matanga, Executive Director of the Canadian Multicultural Disability Centre, shares his powerful journey from losing his sight to becoming a global advocate for inclusive education.

У новому випуску “Breaking Barriers” ми говоритимемо про досвід материнства, еміграцію та виклики, з якими стикаються батьки особливих дітей у новій країні. Наша гостя переїхала разом із сином з України до Канади два роки назад. Її історія – це не лише про адаптацію, але й про силу, терпіння та любов.Ця розмова розкриває очі на такі важливі теми як - доступ до медицини, навчання у школі, фінансова підтримка від держави.In the new episode of Breaking Barriers, we talk about motherhood, immigration, and the challenges faced by parents of children with special needs in a new country. Our guest moved to Canada from Ukraine with her son two years ago. Her story is not only about adaptation but also about strength, patience, and love.This initiative is proudly in partnership with Accessibility Manitoba. Working together for a more inclusive future.