Fernanda Vallejo joins as another host on U Multicultural’s Community Hour.
Fernanda will focus on the Latino-Canadian community in Winnipeg to explore Mexican culture and people who contribute greatly to building a strong community and uniting people within it. In the first episode of a series of interviews, the viewers have a chance to meet the President of the Mex y Can Association of Manitoba, Alene Tezcucano, and the Event Coordinator of Mex y Can, Pamela Salas. When was the Mexican Association started? What does Mex y Can do to promote Mexican culture in Canada? Let’s find out!
– Yuliia Kovalenko, U Multicultural
https://youtu.be/YjMts8h0urM This November, the Latin Roots Dance Group and Association orchestrated a vibrant and culturally enriching event, Expo Moda Arte 2023. It was not just a showcase of fashion and art—the celebration aimed to spotlight the vibrant Latino communities in Winnipeg. The event was a testament to the Latino communities’Continue Reading
In late November, the Arlington Bridge was closed for the foreseeable. The 111-year-old bridge has been the subject of studies of structural soundness for decades as it has been in a continual state of decline and repair. The city finally put their foot down after the most recent inspection determinedContinue Reading
https://youtu.be/l6FJwPFYcGo To support Winnipeg’s diverse communities, Healthy Muslim Families (HMF) held an event of critical importance, a family law clinic. This invaluable initiative was tailored to provide legal guidance and support for newcomers and immigrants seeking legal advice. Humaira Jaleel, executive director at Healthy Muslim Families, explained that many womenContinue Reading
