Inuit. First people of Canada.

Thousands of Inuit come to Manitoba every year for training, health care, advanced education, or to seek further opportunities. Hundreds of Inuit have made Manitoba their permanent home, and every year, the number of Inuit moving South increases. The majority of Inuit in Manitoba are from just north of the Manitoba/Nunavut border in Nunavut's Kivalliq region, although Inuit come from as far away as Labrador in the east to Inuvik in the west. Some of us have lived here our entire lives, while others are more recent arrivals in Manitoba. There is a need for services that recognize the unique requirements of Inuit in Manitoba.

U Multicultural Channel is a community-based media channel established to serve diverse communities and contribute to Canada's dynamic multicultural identity.

Purposes:

• to preserve and promote diverse languages, cultures
• to promote creativity and talent
• to broadcast online and on local cables informational, educational, and entertainment programs for adults, youths and kids
• to create informational networks that help newcomers settle
• to disseminate information that helps immigrants integrate into the Canadian mainstream

We are happy to invite you to join us and produce TV programs about the community in your own language. We will provide support in production, distribution, and broadcasting.

Let make your voice to be heard.

www.u-channel.ca