U Radio
Digital Ethnocultural Radio station focused on diverse communities of Canada presented by U Multicultural.
10
U Radio News: Manitoba Museum Expands Accessibility Through Technology
<p>The Manitoba Museum is expanding accessibility by launching Aira, a free app that connects blind and low-vision visitors with live interpreters so they can independently navigate and enjoy exhibits. ♿📱 With ongoing upgrades like sensory-friendly programs, language inclusion, and barrier-free access, the Museum is committed to making culture welcoming for everyone. 🏛️✨ </p><p>https://u-channel.ca/manitoba-museum-expands-accessibility-through-technology/</p><p>- Photo provided by the Manitoba Museum. </p>
U Radio News: Joint Letter Calls for Stronger Climate Action in Budget 2026
<p>A coalition of 26 Manitoba organizations rallied at the Legislature, urging the province to boost climate investments in Budget 2026 to better align with its net-zero goals and protect communities from escalating climate impacts. They’re calling for action on energy-efficient homes, expanded public transit, and nature protection, arguing the cost of delay is far higher than the cost of action.</p><p><br></p>
U Radio News: University of Manitoba Unveils Long-Term Capital Vision With 'Building Bold' Plan
<p>The University of Manitoba unveiled its long-term Building Bold capital plan, laying out a proactive, campus-wide vision to tackle aging infrastructure, growing enrollment, and future needs through major new projects. Rooted in sustainability, reconciliation, and student-focused spaces, the plan charts a clear path toward a more inclusive and resilient university for decades to come.</p><p><br></p>
U Radio News: Manitoba Launches Security Enhancement Fund to Address Rising Hate Crimes
<p>As hate crimes rise across Manitoba, the provincial government has announced a $1-million security enhancement fund to help protect community organizations, cultural groups, and places of worship from hate-motivated incidents 🛡️. Leaders say the funding, alongside education📚 and unity, is a key step toward ensuring everyone can feel safe and supported in their communities.</p><p>https://u-channel.ca/manitoba-launches-security-enhancement-fund-to-address-rising-hate-crimes/</p>
U Radio News: Rethinking Exercise for Long-Term Health
<p>New Year fitness motivation often fades, but lasting health is built through small, consistent habits and realistic expectations, not quick fixes. 💪🕰️ Clinical exercise physiologist Allister McNabb says movement, mental health benefits, and community connection are key to building habits that truly last. 🧠</p>
U Radio News: What Manitoba’s 2025 Job Market Signals for 2026
<p>Manitoba’s job market proved more resilient than expected in 2025 💼📊, with manufacturing holding steady and health care surging, but rising competition, skills gaps, and immigration delays made finding work harder for many job seekers. As expectations climb on both sides, adaptability, upskilling, and rethinking hiring practices will be key heading into 2026 🤖📈.</p>
U Radio News: Manitoba Health Cards Now Going Digital
<p>Manitoba is taking health care into the digital age 📱🏥 with new mobile health cards now available through the MB Wallet app, giving residents faster, safer, and more convenient access to care. The move builds on broader health reforms and aims to improve patient safety, emergency response, and support for health-care workers across the province.</p><p><br></p>
Mental Health Break: Seniors and the Holidays
<p>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 ☕💬💙. By sharing stories, building friendships, and filling our own cups first, we strengthen community and move toward balance and resilience together 🌱🤝✨.</p><p>🧠Take a Mental Health Break with U Radio and the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba. https://u-channel.ca/mental-health-break/</p>
U Radio News: Winnipeg Transit Responds to Rider Concerns as Winter Schedule Brings Adjustments
<p>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 🚌❄️. While officials say the redesign is a needed foundation, critics warn underfunding, lost one-seat rides, and winter conditions could push frustrated riders away without stronger support and investment 🥶📉.</p><p>https://u-channel.ca/winnipeg-transit-responds-to-rider-concerns-as-winter-schedule-brings-adjustments/</p>
U Radio News: CMWI Marks 20 Years by Empowering Newcomer Women and Warming the Community Through Winter Care Package Campaign
<p>Celebrating 20 years of impact, CMWI launched the Winter Warmth Care Package Campaign, 🧣❄️handmade winter essentials created by newcomer women to support Winnipeggers facing homelessness while building skills, confidence, and community. This initiative turns lived experience into empowerment, proving that giving back can also open doors to brighter futures ❤️</p><p>https://u-channel.ca/cmwi-marks-20-years-by-empowering-newcomer-women-and-warming-the-community-through-winter-care-package-campaign/</p>
