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Louis Riel first division poised to require workers be vaccinated

Staff members in the Louis Riel School Division are slated to become the first public school employe...

Advocates state case for Sept. 30 general holiday

Manitoba Liberals and Indigenous leaders are pushing the province to officially designate Sept. 30 a...

Manitoba rolls back pandemic restrictions for back to school

Manitoba rolls back pandemic restrictions for back to school

Manitoba opposition calls on province to beef up ventilation in schools before students return

  WINNIPEG -- Manitoba opposition wants to see the province beef up ventilation in schools before children return to the classroom in September. On Thursday, NDP Leader Wab Kinew called on the province to proactively increase ventilation in classrooms. "Investing in ventilation will help ensure that kids who are too young to be vaccinated right now can still have an additional measure of protection and help ensure that they can all return to what educational experts say is the best approach to learning which is direct face-to-face in-person learning," Kinew said. The province plans to have all Kindergarten to Grade 12 students return to in-class learning full-time on Sept. 7.

Province announces plan to make mental health plan

Winnipeg Free Press Mental Health, Wellness and Recovery Minister Audrey Gordon. The province is hiring a consultant to help create a five-year action plan for delivering mental health services in Manitoba. The province is hiring a consultant to help create a five-year action plan for delivering mental health services in Manitoba. "A lot of work and many reports have been commissioned in the last several years, including the VIRGO report, the Peachey report and the illicit drug task force report," Mental Health, Wellness and Recovery Minister Audrey Gordon said at a news conference Monday in Winnipeg. Some of those reports' recommendations have already been implemented, she said.

Cullen sticks up for education bill

The Education Modernization Act, which was unveiled three months ago, alongside the K-12 review and five-year Better Education Starts Today strategy, will replace elected boards with a centralized authority of government appointees. To date, at least five campaigns — run by the Manitoba School Boards Association, Manitoba Teachers’ Society, parents and teachers who make up the ProtectEdMB collective, Manitoba NDP, and Manitoba Liberals, respectively — have been launched against the legislation. “The groundswell of support has caught them off-guard and it’s, frankly, just getting started. His press conference today was excellent in terms of the attention that it has drawn to the opposition,” said Alan Campbell, president of the school boards association, a non-partisan entity that started the Local Voices, Local Choices movement.

Minister dismisses critics, implores Manitobans to do their own research on reform plans

Opposition to Manitoba's sweeping school reforms surfaces on lawns, at town halls and soon at hearings

Pallister appeals for Biden to send surplus vaccines across the border

Citing Manitoba’s status as the COVID-19 hotspot in North America, Premier Brian Pallister has...