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Initiative helping women to work in tech
CEO Joelle Foster discusses North Forge’s new initiative aimed at helping to empower women to build careers in the tech industry.
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Initiative helping women to work in tech
![CEO Joelle Foster discusses North Forge’s new initiative aimed at helping to empower women to build careers in the tech industry.]()
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Highlighting the importance of Indigenous language
![Cree language instructor Ken Paupanekis talks about National Indigenous Languages Day and making Indigenous language learning accessible.]()
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Winnipeg artists wins Governor General’s award
![Artist Grace Nickel talks about winning the Saidye Bronfman Governor General’s Award, and discusses her work in ceramics.]()
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Let’s Celebrate for March 31
![Birthdays, anniversaries and more! Join us as we celebrate milestones for Manitobans.]()
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Bringing awareness to colorectal cancer
![CTV broadcaster Jocelyn Laidlaw shares the story of her diagnosis during Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.]()
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A chat with the hosts of Bounce Radio
![Katherine and Rachel talk with Beau and Mandy from 99.9 Bounce Radio.]()
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