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March 23, 2026

Two healthcare workers in a hospital setting, with one person in blue medical scrubs wearing a stethoscope and speaking with another person in a light-colored lab coat. The background includes a clinical hallway with additional people out of focus, and overlaid text reads, “Manitoba graduates record 45 ICU nurses to strengthen critical care capacity,” alongside a U Radio News logo.

Manitoba Graduates Record 45 ICU Nurses to Strengthen Critical Care Capacity

2026-03-23
By: Ryan Funk
On: March 23, 2026
In: U Multicultural News

The Manitoba government is marking a significant milestone in its efforts to rebuild the province’s health care system, with a record 45 nurses set to graduate from specialized intensive care unit (ICU) training this spring and join critical care teams across Manitoba. Premier Wab Kinew said the milestone represents bothContinue Reading

Two adults shown from the shoulders up, facing each other in conversation against a green background with abstract shapes and a maple leaf icon. One person has long light-coloured hair and wears a dark top; the other has short dark hair and wears a light sweater. Large overlaid text reads: “WHY AI WILL NEVER REPLACE THE ‘SOUL’ OF REAL ART,” with a red YouTube play icon in the bottom-right corner.

The Weirdest (And Best) Way to Discover Your Personal Brand

2026-03-23
By: Yuliia Kovalenko
On: March 23, 2026
In: U Multicultural News

https://youtu.be/qs66X39gZcA In the fast-paced digital world dominated by AI tools and instant design templates, it’s easy for a business to lose its “soul.” Goldie Yudelevich, a visual artist and the owner of The Bridge Idea, believes the secret to authentic personal branding isn’t found staring at a computer screen, butContinue Reading

The Weirdest (And Best) Way to Discover Your Personal Brand

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