SPECIAL AREA GROUPS OF EDUCATORS

SAGEs are organizations of educators in specific fields offering conferences and workshops from the brightest minds in teaching.
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MTS Kii SUPPORTING MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES

Through Kii, MTS members and eligible family can receive one-on-one counselling, as well as an array of other wholistic support services.
CONNECT WITH Kii

PROVINCIAL COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTS

The collective agreements of Manitoba’s 37 anglophone school divisions under provincial jurisdiction are now represented by MTS as the bargaining agent.
VIEW THE COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT

EVENTS AND RESOURCES

Explore professional development events and resources in person and online.

LEARN, HONOUR AND ADVANCE TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION: A TOOLKIT FOR EDUCATORS

Our Latest News

Keep informed on trends and developing issues in education.

Bill 225: Universal Early Reading Screening in Manitoba

The Manitoba Government has passed Bill 225, the Public Schools Amendment Act (Universal Screening for Learning Disabilities), ensuring all students Kindergarten–Grade 4 receive early reading screenings.

Right to Read Report Highlights Funding Issue

MTS welcomes the Manitoba Human Rights Commission’s Right to Read report and strongly supports its goal: every child in Manitoba deserves the opportunity to become a successful reader.

Take Action: Protect the Right to Strike

Alberta’s teachers are standing together against a government that’s using the Notwithstanding Clause to silence our constitutional right to strike. When one government undermines these rights, it threatens us all.

VISIT THE MTS LIBRARY FOR GREAT RESOURCES AND LESSON PLANS

MB TEACHER MAGAZINE

Read and share all our featured articles.

Designing for Every Brain

When Ezra Reimer left a 15-year career in graphic design and branding at Red River College to become a teacher, he expected the challenge of a new profession.

Meet the Vice-President: Joel Swaan

For more than two decades, Joel Swaan has dedicated his career to teaching, leadership, and advocacy in education. He had great educators throughout childhood who inspired him to teach. 

Meet the President: Lillian Klausen

Growing up on a farm Klausen learned early the values of hard work, community, and connection. With a father who farmed and a mother who taught, education felt like a natural calling.