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Manitoba Pride Events 2019

See MTS at Pride! Get loud and proud! Join us at one of these spirited Pride events. Portage Pride Parade Saturday, May 11, 2019 Rally: 10:00 a.m.  Parade: 11:00 a.m. This colourful rally will begin at ... Read More...

MTS 100th Annual General Meeting

May 23, 2019 Pension Report Jeff Norton, chief executive officer the Teachers’ Retirement Allowances Fund (TRAF) says that the plan continues to be strong, as expected. The plan actuary concluded that... Read More...

K-12 Education Review

Consultation Wrap Up The public consultation period for the K-12 education review has wrapped up. Manitobans participated by sending written submissions, attending a public interactive workshop or filling ou... Read More...

YHA Awards Night

MTS Young Humanitarians to be Honoured Tuesday, April 16 Courage, compassion and humility will be in the spotlight next Tuesday, April 16th (7:45 p.m.) at the Manitoba Theatre for Young People as the 22nd an... Read More...

Candidates for PX

Nominations for Positions on the 2019-2020 Provincial Executive Voting on the executive will take place at the Society’s Provincial Council (annual general meeting) in May. Further nominations can be made at... Read More...

Join the TLLT Team

The Manitoba Teachers’ Society is seeking outstanding classroom teachers, principals, resource teachers, counsellors, clinicians, coaches, and consultants to design and deliver workshops. Members of the Tea... Read More...

MB Curriculum Support Centre

Province Answers MTS Questions The closure of the Manitoba Curriculum Support Centre has worried and upset a number of teachers who have raised questions about accessibility and services. We asked departm... Read More...

New MTS General Secretary

The Provincial Executive is pleased to announce the appointment of Roland Stankevicius as the General Secretary of The Manitoba Teachers’ Society effective immediately.  Roland has been with the Societ... Read More...

2019/20 Funding Announcement

On January 24, 2019, the Manitoba government announced public school funding for 2019-2020, a mirror image of last year’s commitment which, factoring in the rate of inflation, amounts to a third annual cut ... Read More...