Manitoba’s Education Minister is expected to give an update on the government’s plans to make changes to the province’s school system Monday. Cliff Cullen has scheduled a 2 p.m. press …
As Manitoba enters its third COVID-19 lockdown, students across Winnipeg and Brandon returned remote learning once again Wednesday. Students will be at home until at least the end of the …
Manitoba chief medical officer of health Dr. Brent Roussin announced Sunday that schools outside of Winnipeg and Brandon, while not moving to remote learning, will see public health measures put …
Manitoba Education Minister Cliff Cullen announced Sunday that from Wednesday, May 12 until May 30, schools for those in kindergarten to Grade 12 in Winnipeg and Brandon would be moving …
With COVID-19 case numbers once again on the rise and more cases popping up among school-aged children, some infectious disease experts are trying to alleviate the fears and concerns of …
Unlike the first two waves, Manitoba’s third wave of coronavirus cases includes variants of concern, which has school officials looking for more ways to keep classrooms safe. Brian O’Leary, superintendent …
The province is pledging an additional $100 million in education spending as part of its 2021 budget, Education Minister Cliff Cullen announced Thursday. Cullen said the newly announced funding means …