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The Manitoba government will provide an additional $350,000 to the Université de Saint-Boniface (USB) to permanently expand the capacity of its bachelor of education degree program to between 60 and 70 students per year.

It is my great pleasure to join you today for this first regular session of the UNDP/UNFPA/UNOPS Executive Board for 2022.

STAGNANT provincial funding has left thousands of adult learners with fewer options to improve liter...

The Manitoba government is investing $19.5 million to add 259 nurse training seats starting this year at five post-secondary institutions across the province as part of its multi-year plan to add close to 400 seats.

He Manitoba government unveiled its new agenda, 'Path to Progressing Together', which focuses on working toget...

Red River College is getting a facelift as the polytechnic institute — the only one in Manitob...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Peter Denton Opinion Observing the first efforts of Advanced Education, Skills and Immigration Minister Wayne Ewasko, I am in awe of the Pallister government’s ability to make a bad situation worse, even in the midst of a pandemic. Of course, Ewasko is no more responsible for this latest debacle than he is for the Winnipeg Jets’ decision to trade Patrik Laine. Given the newly created (no website) department and the...

THE Manitoba government’s Skills, Talent and Knowledge Strategy report says it will introduce ...

IKNS Guest Lecturer: Newmont Minings Global Director for Inclusion and Diversity Beatrice Opoku-Asare Nara Altmann, Ph.D., graduated from Columbia University’s Information and Knowledge Strategy program in 2016, and is now a Course Associate. Nara was driven to the program after her experience in engineering showed too many projects failed to deliver or be completed on time or budget due to ineffective collaboration and knowledge sharing. Her class recently hosted Beatrice Opoku-Asare...

Brandon Sun By: Kyle Darbyson Save to Read Later Brandon University president David Docherty talks about the Manitoba government’s new Skills, Talent and Knowledge Strategy during Monday’s online news conference. This strategy will serve as a guideline to help get the province’s economy back on track following the destructive impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Screenshot) Several post-secondary school presidents came out in support of the...