Ian Wishart

• Manitoba Teachers Society sends strong message during general meeting

  ‘Kids not cuts’ is the message coming from the Manitoba Teachers’ Society.

  May 25, 2018
  
• Manitobans still waiting for Ottawa’s assistance with Emerson border crossings

  The Manitoba and federal governments have been unable to resolve a dispute over refugee funding because they cannot agree on how many claimants walking across the border stay in the province.

  Canada

  Apr 29, 2017
  
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• Winnipeg school trustee wants more funding for teaching newcomers, refugee students

  A school trustee in the Louis Riel School Division is hoping the province will provide more funding to help with costs associated with newcomers and refugee children.

  Education

  Feb 22, 2017
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• Winnipeg School Division warns of cuts after education funding announcement

  Winnipeg's largest school division is worried the latest funding announcement to public schools could lead to cuts.

  Feb 1, 2017
• Manitoba funding $9M for Churchill marine observatory

  Manitoba plans to spend up to $9 million to support the construction of a new marine observatory in the northern community of Churchill.

  Environment

  Aug 10, 2016
• Critics doubt province can get CFS kids out of hotels

  Critics are doubtful the province's promise to stop using hotel rooms to house children under Child and Family Services care will actually happen.

  Apr 2, 2015
• CFS review of slain teen Tina Fontaine’s care should be public: PCs

  An investigation of how a 15-year-old girl in the care of social workers disappeared before being found dead should be released, Manitoba's PC Party says.

  Canada

  Mar 30, 2015
• Tories want action on Sinclair inquiry report

  Manitoba's Progressive Conservatives say they want immediate action on the recommendations from an inquiry into the death of a five-year-old girl.

  Politics

  Sep 4, 2014