WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is spending an additional $50 million to fund school infrastructure projects on top of the $160 million committed in its 2020 budget.
Manitoba Boosts Education Funding for Seven New Schools
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Education Articles
Rapid Testing Soon Available to Manitoba Teachers
WINNIPEG — A new pilot program will see Manitoba teachers get access to rapid COVID-19 testing starting next week.
Manitoba Opens Remote Learning Support Centre
WINNIPEG — As students headed back to class Monday on the first school day of 2021, the new Manitoba Remote Learning Support Centre was also operational.
Cheating a ‘Free-For-All’ at Virtual High Schools, Teachers Say
It took less than a month for students attending virtual school to devise new ways to cheat.
New Brandon School Ready for Students in January
WINNIPEG — A new K-8 school in Brandon, Man. will open to students following the holiday break.
RRC Course Preparing for COVID-19 Vaccine Immunization
WINNIPEG — A new course at Red River College is preparing qualified people to administer the COVID-19 vaccine once it arrives in Manitoba.
Manitoba Expanding COVID-19 Rapid Testing to Teachers
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is expanding COVID-19 rapid testing to the province’s teachers.
Manitoba Moving Some Students to Remote Learning in January
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is moving older students to remote learning following the holiday break in an effort to flatten the COVID-19 curve.
U of M Faculty Narrowly Votes to Avoid Strike, Accepts Final Offer
WINNIPEG — The University of Manitoba Faculty Association has narrowly voted in favour of ratification to avoid a strike at the U of M.
Manitoba Makes Schools in Steinbach Region Hit by COVID-19 Go Online Only
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is closing schools in an area southeast of Winnipeg where COVID-19 numbers have spiked.
Manitoba Creating $10M Remote Learning Resource Centre
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is spending $10 million to create a remote learning resource centre for educators and instructors.
U of M Faculty Association Votes to Approve Strike
WINNIPEG — The University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) has voted overwhelmingly to strike and has called for a protest later this week.
