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Former superintendent leads BSD earnings in 2021

The Brandon School Division’s top-paid employee of 2021 worked there for less than two months ...

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"We've been waiting a long time for this": Turning Leaf moves into new home

A local non-profit providing crisis intervention and treatment services for vulnerable people hopes its new home will help transform the work they do.

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Public opposition forced province to abandon school system overhaul

Forget plastic flamingos and garden gnomes, the most popular lawn ornament in the province in 2021 w...

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Locals give Bill 64 a failing grade

Brandon Sun
By: Kyle Darbyson
Brandon School Division trustee Delvina Kejick protests Bill 64, the Education Modernization Act, alongside teachers Grace Masse and Jacqueline Sinclair at the intersection of 18th Street and Victoria Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. Around 40 local parents, educators and advocates took part in Wednesday's protest in Brandon, with a sister protest also taking place in Winnipeg at the same time. (Kyle Darbyson/The Brandon Sun)
Brandonites endured the cold on Wednesday afternoon to protest the province’s planned education reform through Bill 64, the Education Modernization Act.
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Brandonites endured the cold on Wednesday afternoon to protest the province’s planned education reform through Bill 64, the Education Modernization Act.

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Change at top gives Siloam chance at reconciliation

Winnipeg Free Press
Jim Bell has resigned as CEO of Siloam Mission.
Siloam Mission CEO Jim Bell has resigned, and the downtown not-for-profit that cares for our city’s homeless population, has installed a new board chairman, in the wake of a simmering controversy over Indigenous programming.
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Siloam Mission CEO Jim Bell has resigned, and the downtown not-for-profit that cares for our city’s homeless population, has installed a new board chairman, in the wake of a simmering controversy over Indigenous programming.
It started last November, after nearly a dozen current and former employees of Siloam wrote a letter to the board of directors, accusing Bell of creating "a hostile and divisive working environment" while maintaining a "reluctance, refusal, and often outright denial" of "culturally appropriate programming."

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Colonialism alive and well at Siloam

Winnipeg Free Press
Last Modified: 5:06 PM CST Friday, Jan. 8, 2021
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Nearly a dozen current and former employees of Siloam Mission have accused CEO Jim Bell of creating a hostile and divisive working environment and denying “culturally appropriate programming” to its clients.
In traditional Indigenous societies, there was no homelessness.
Opinion
In traditional Indigenous societies, there was no homelessness.
No one was left out of the feast, a place to sleep, or turned away from the lodge, unless they chose to be alone.
Even in our creation stories, when humans were placed on Earth, a loving and accepting Creation accepted, nurtured, and adopted them.

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Organization calling on Siloam Mission CEO to resign

WINNIPEG --
A new grassroots organization is calling for the CEO of Siloam Mission, a Christian humanitarian organization that serves Winnipeg’s homeless population, to resign.
‘Not My Siloam’ is a new group made up of former Siloam Mission staff members and concerned citizens. The group says Jim Bell, Siloam Mission’s CEO since 2017, has been a barrier to the inclusion of Indigenous traditions and cultural practices in Siloam Mission services.
“There was not a lot of consistent space” dedicated to cultural practices, said Delvina Kejick, the former spiritual and cultural care coordinator at Siloam Mission.
“There was no space, there was no place that existed that way.”

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