ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaUniversity of Winnipeg, groups offer children’s programming for young evacuees8 hours agoDuration 2:098 hours agoNewsDuration 2:09Families that are displaced by wildfires in northern Manitoba are looking for more children’s programming as they navigate Winnipeg with limited resources. Some organizations and the University of Winnipeg, where hundreds of evacuees are staying, are launching activities and camps to keep kids engaged.Related Stories Wildfire evacuees staying in Winnipeg all now moved to hotels, province says Manitoba prepared to house thousands more wildfire evacuees if needed, official says 1 in 10 Manitoba wildfire evacuees waiting in shelters as some Winnipeg hotels say rooms sitting empty Wildfire evacuees face new threats in Winnipeg, including drug dealers: grand chief Wildfire smoke forces cancellation of sports events, Rainbow Stage matinee in WinnipegMore from NewsVideo2:22Youth empowerment needs to be at heart of Arctic sovereignty, Inuit youth say1 hour agoVideo1:37Yukon government lays out plans to repair Alaska Highway bridge1 hour agoVideo1:23YKDFN will advocate for fair compensation of members affected in Ekati Mine layoffs 1 hour agoVideo1:07Nunavut enters into new 10-year agreement for air transportation services1 hour agoVideo3:20Yukon Energy’s relicensing application faces pushback from Marsh Lake residents1 hour agoTrending NowVideo1:18#TheMoment a chonky marmot was spotted in a B.C. parkThe National 10 hours agoVideo2:32Epstein files may be released after Trump reversalThe National July 16Video1:10Meteotsunami-like wave caught on video near Thunder Bay, Ont.June 26Video6:48Cliff diver Molly Carlson after traumatic slip during Red Bull eventJuly 16Video1:57’It was almost going sideways’: See the aftermath of a powerful hail stormJuly 15now
University of Winnipeg, groups offer children’s programming for young evacuees
