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Kevin Settee is a talented photographer, filmmaker, and storyteller. His four-part documentary series, The Lake Winnipeg Project, tackles the challenges of climate change and protecting natural resources. 🌊🌍 Kevin is excited about the evolving media landscape and can't wait to see the stories other Indigenous creators will tell. 🎥✨
⏱️💼 Completing projects on time, staying within budget, and keeping workers and clients happy is no small feat! 🤝✨ Project Management Institute Manitoba supports individuals and organizations at every stage of their career journey through advocacy, networking, collaboration, research, and education. 📊📚 With the launch of the Women in Project Management Mentorship Program, PMI Manitoba aims to inspire a new generation of leaders. 🚀👩💼
A new scam has emerged in Winnipeg involving fake taxis where scammers use modified payment machines to steal banking information. Police urge citizens to be cautious and avoid letting their cards out of sight during transactions.
Read more: https://u-channel.ca/new-scam-targets-the-generous/
Self-expression is at the heart of the artistic journey 🎨. For budding filmmakers, the Short Film Competition at the Reel Pride Film Festival is a chance to explore themselves, try something new, and connect with fellow creatives 🌟. Not to Be?, Better Late than Never, and Collar ID are just three of the incredible short films showcased at this year's festival 🎬✨.
Peace Days aims to inspire people to contribute to creating and sustaining peace both locally and globally. Co-founder Gary Senft stresses the importance of individual action, whether it’s helping newcomers or volunteering, highlighting that everyone plays a role in building a more peaceful world.
Сьогодні ви почуєте історії українців, які зіткнулися з “даунгрейдом” — втратою колишнього рівня життя, комфорту та статусу. У новому випуску подкасту “УКанаді” ми познайомимось з Владиславою, екс-працівницею Національної поліції України, Іриною, викладачкою педагогіки та психології з більш ніж двадцятирічним досвідом роботи, та психологинею Юлією Мороз, яка розповість, як не зійти з розуму, працюючи на прибиранні.
Чи відчували ви коли-небудь, що в Канаді ви просто виживаєте, а не живете? Для багатьох новоприбулих пошук роботи стає не просто викликом, а справжньою боротьбою за повернення у свою професійну сферу.
Щоб допомогти вам знайти відповіді, ми запросили двох експертів — Василя Лужаницю, спеціаліста з планування кар'єри та працевлаштування у Manitoba Start, і Михайла Кашина, експерта зі staff training та розробки онлайн-курсів.
Have you ever felt like you're just surviving rather than living in Canada? For many newcomers, finding a job becomes not just a challenge but a real struggle to return to their professional field.
To help you find answers, we've invited two experts—Vasyl Luzhanytsia, a career planning and employment professional at Manitoba Start, and Michael Kashyn, an expert in staff training and online course development.
🎬🌈 Featuring films from both local and international creators, the Reel Pride International Film Festival is celebrating the diversity of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community from September 24-28! 🎉
This year’s theme, "We Are Family," highlights the importance of the people around us and how we are all connected through family, friendship, and love. ❤️
In the pursuit of social justice, embracing the humanity of those you're helping is essential. Even in someone's darkest and most challenging moments, they remain a person who deserves respect and empathy 💙. 1JustCity works tirelessly to ensure people's needs are met in Winnipeg, helping them access support for their physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
https://u-channel.ca/compassion-in-action-how-1justcity-supports-winnipegs-vulnerable-communities/
Edmonton has reported its first cases of Dutch elm disease 🌳. Canada has been fighting this fungal infection for decades as it slowly spreads west, devastating elm tree populations 🌿. The loss of these trees is critical for municipalities, and Edmonton is acting promptly to protect its nearly 90,000 elm trees 🌲.
Mark Beare gives us the scoop on Dutch elm disease and how to protect our urban canopy!
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