WINNIPEG — A new report calls for more work placement programs for post-secondary students in Manitoba, especially at small and medium-size businesses.
More Work Placements Recommended in Report on Manitoba Higher Education
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Winnipeg High School Student Dies from Complications Due to the Flu
WINNIPEG — A Grade 12 student at Kelvin High School has passed away after complications from the flu.
Donation to Brandon University to Support Indigenous Students
A large donation to Brandon University will help launch a new program this fall for Indigenous students.
Brandon University Student Claims International Award, Joins Bobcats for 2020
Kaoane Loch is the recipient of the 2019 Manitoba Council for International Education (MCIE) International Student Award in the language program category.
New Cyber Security Centre Gets $550K Injection from Province
WINNIPEG — The province is spending $550,000 to help create a new Cyber Security Technical Centre of Excellence.
U of M Gets $2.5M Boost for Future Desautels Concert Hall
WINNIPEG — The University of Manitoba has received $2.5 million towards the future Desautels Concert Hall on the Fort Garry campus.
Manitoba Schools Receiving Additional Mental Health, Addictions Supports
The Manitoba government is spending $4.4 million to provide schools with better access to mental health and addictions supports.
Manitoba Universities Make List of Top Party Schools
WINNIPEG — Three Manitoba universities have cracked the list of the top party schools in Canada for 2020.
University of Manitoba Names 12th President and Vice-Chancellor
The University of Manitoba has named Dr. Michael Benarroch as its 12th president and vice-chancellor.
Winnipeg Harvest Expands Weekend Breakfast Program to Two More Schools
Winnipeg Harvest is tripling its Breakfast2Go program, expanding it from Mulvey School in Wolseley to Pinkham School and Victor H. L. Wyatt School.
RRC’s Prairie Research Kitchen Receives $1M from Province
WINNIPEG — Too many chefs in the kitchen isn’t a problem at Red River College. In fact, it’s encouraged.
Manitoba Funding $1.6M Boost to Community Schools Program
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is spending $1.6 million over three years to expand the Community Schools program.
