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Teachers adapting to COVID changes Carey Buss never envisioned his first day teaching would be spent online during a worldwide pandemic. But he, along with many other teachers, quickly adapted and construct... Read More...

June 2020 Online Edition For the second time this year, the Manitoba Teachers’ Society has had to go online with its main publication, The Manitoba Teacher. It marks only the third time in its 100-year histo... Read More...

The June 2020 issue of The Manitoba Teacher is almost out! Samantha Turenne from MTS Communications highlights the stories.... Read More...

Notice to members By now, you should have received an email from survey+mts20@advanis.net inviting you to participate in a survey seeking teacher feedback on experience with remote learning and input on how ... Read More...

Schools re-open for limited use June 1 Premier Brian Pallister today confirmed that Phase 2 of the Restoring Safe Services plan, which grants limited access to public schools, will come into effect on Monday... Read More...

May 22, 2020 Minister speaks to AGM Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen zoomed in from his home office in Steinbach, MB, to bring greetings to the 333 delegates attending the 101st annual general meeti... Read More...

At the end of the Society’s Centennial year, we began a project to update the organization’s graphic look. Many months and many ideas later, a new, colourful, modern logo was approved. Today we unveil the l... Read More...

The provincial government officially announced today that classroom learning will remain suspended for the rest of the school year. “We want to look at additional ways to support our young people and tho... Read More...

Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen will be bringing greetings to the 101st Annual General Meeting of the Manitoba Teachers’ Society. The 333 delegates connecting from across the province will listen to t... Read More...

The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the way the education system operates. The Manitoba Teachers’ Society through its ongoing work with the provincial government and other education stakeholders h... Read More...