Police say a former law dean at the University of Manitoba is facing extradition on a fraud charge after he was arrested in France.
Ex-Manitoba Law Dean Arrested in France, Faces Extradition on Fraud Charge
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Education Articles
Teen Stabbed at Portage Collegiate Institute, Suspect in Custody
A 14-year-old boy is in hospital after being stabbed at Portage Collegiate Institute in Portage la Prairie Monday morning.
Winnipeg Transit Launches Free Youth Ride Pilot for Students
Winnipeg Transit is offering free youth passes to students this school year through a new partnership with the province.
Manitoba Piloting New Mandatory Phys Ed for All Grades
Manitoba is piloting a new health and physical education curriculum that will make in-person physical education mandatory for all students.
Manitoba’s Teacher Watchdog Hears 94 Complaints in First 15 Months
Manitoba’s teacher watchdog says it heard 94 complaints about misconduct in its first 15 months, including a handful of cases about physical and emotional harm to students.
MPI Donates $1.2M in Collision Repair Equipment to RRC Polytech
MPI is donating approximately $1.2M worth of specialized collision repair tools and technology to RRC Polytech’s collision repair and refinishing program.
Manitoba Invests $3M in New Playground Fund for Schools
The Manitoba government is investing $3 million through a new fund to support safe, accessible playgrounds across the province.
Pembina Trails Renames Dalhousie School to Aniibiminan School
Pembina Trails School Division has announced the renaming of Dalhousie School to Aniibiminan School.
Thompson Schools Cleared After Bomb Threats: RCMP
Several schools in Thompson, Manitoba have been cleared after being placed into lockdown Tuesday over a series of threats.
Construction Begins on New K-8 School in Prairie Pointe
Construction is underway on a new kindergarten to Grade 8 school in southwest Winnipeg’s Prairie Pointe neighbourhood.
$1.5M for Student Food Programs in Seven Oaks School Division
A Winnipeg philanthropic foundation is making a major investment in student nutrition and well-being, announcing $1.5 million in funding for Seven Oaks School Division.
Manitoba Doctors Support Provincial Government’s Proposed Social Media Ban
The negative effects social media has on children and youth’s mental and physical health is outweighing other health concerns like substance use and injuries prompting some Manitoba doctors to support a ban on these sites, a new report has found.
