The Manitoba Teachers’ Society, alongside the Metro School Divisions, is honoured to receive the 2025 Spirit of Collaboration Award from United Way Winnipeg.

For years, Manitoba’s public schools have been asked to do more with less, and this year’s education funding announcement offers no relief, says the Manitoba Teachers’ Society.

Manitoba’s public schools are at a tipping point. Years of chronic underfunding, growing student needs, and persistent staffing shortages have left students underserved and teachers burned out.

The Manitoba Teachers’ Society stands in solidarity with educators, staff, students, and families in Minnesota following disturbing reports of U.S. federal officials entering Roosevelt High School.

The federal government has expanded the Canada Student Loan Forgiveness Program to include teachers working in rural and small communities.

Ready for some hockey? Thanks to our fantastic hosts, the St. James-Assiniboia Teachers’ Association, the 2026 Manitoba Teachers’ Society Hockey Tournament is heading to Keith Bodley Arena, March 20–22, 2026.

Teachers or clinicians who voluntarily surrender their certificate while a case is under review by the Commissioner of Teacher Professional Conduct or the Certificate Review Committee will now be listed as “Good standing – voluntarily surrendered”.

This notice is provided in compliance with Bylaw II of The Manitoba Teachers’ Society.. The 107th Annual General Meeting of the Provincial Council of MTS will be held beginning at 9:00 AM on May 21, 22 and 23, 2026, at the RBC Convention Centre.

Our contribution to Education International’s Solidarity Fund is a humanitarian action that reflects our established organizational goals.

In solidarity with educators in Palestine, the Society is joining Education International and the CTF/FCE in contributing a $5,000 donation to Education International’s Solidarity Fund.

We are excited to launch the MTS 2026–2031 Strategic Plan, a renewed commitment to strengthening our organizational foundation, deepening support for members, and advancing our leadership within Manitoba’s public education system.

The Provincial Executive of the Manitoba Teachers’ Society will be gathering tomorrow at the Manitoba Legislature for an all-party lobby day focused on strengthening and protecting public education.

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.

The Manitoba Teachers’ Society 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.

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.

MTS stands in unwavering solidarity with our colleagues in the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) as they confront an unprecedented assault on their constitutional rights.

The Manitoba Teachers’ Society (MTS) strongly supports Bill C-247, introduced by Winnipeg Centre MP Leah Gazan, which proposes the repeal of Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code.

Please join us in welcoming: Nicole Bobick, Lindsay Brown, Jeff Cieszecki (Chair), Chris Darazsi, Cale Dunbar, Kristen Fallis, Serena Klos, Jay McGurran, Joel Swaan and Tobi Wilson.

For decades, Manitoba’s educators have stood in solidarity with United Way Winnipeg. This fall, MTS is proud to continue that legacy by supporting this vital work.

October 5 is World Teachers’ Day. The Manitoba Teachers’ Society is proud to join the global community in celebrating the incredible dedication, passion, and impact of teachers.

There are five (5) positions for Members of the Provincial Bargaining Committee. Nominations for the Provincial Bargaining Committee are governed by the Provincial Bargaining Protocol.

The Canadian Labour Congress, in collaboration with researchers from Western University and the University of Toronto, has launched a national survey on workplace harassment and violence.

The Manitoba Teachers’ Society has released redesigned Safe Space posters and cards in English and French. These resources help create welcoming and inclusive environments for all.

The Manitoba Teachers’ Society maintains exclusive responsibility for our social media channels, which serve our 16,600 members and the broader public.

As of today, September 2, 2025, the competency standards for teachers are now in effect. These standards will have significant implications on the teaching profession.

The Society is pleased to announce that Sarah Gazan has been appointed Director – Professional Status of The Manitoba Teachers’ Society.

The Society is pleased to announce that Réjean LaRoche has been appointed Director – Labour Relations of The Manitoba Teachers’ Society.

The Society is pleased to announce that Arlyn Filewich has been appointed Executive Director of The Manitoba Teachers’ Society as of today, June 6, 2025. The announcement was first made during the Society’s AGM.

Hon. Tracy Schmidt, Minister of Education and Early Childhood sent greetings from the Manitoba government and voiced her support for public education.

Dates and details for live Pride parades and marches across the province are rolling in. Here’s a list in progress. Keep checking back for further updates.

While for many years Canada has enjoyed a global reputation as a predominantly safe place to live, the erosion of that reality is a clear and present threat.

Working Groups are action-oriented teams whose aim is to address key issues for teachers. For 2025-2027, there will be eight areas of focus. Each Working Group will consist of 8 Members.

The ink on the first province-wide agreement is barely dry and MTS is getting to work on the next round of provincial collective bargaining! We want to hear from you about what matters most.