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Students will be back in the classroom this fall announced Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen on Thursday, July 30, 2020. All students from kindergarten to grade 8 and special-needs students in all grades will be back in the classroom five days per week. Students in grades 9 to 12 may require some remote learning depending on READ MORE
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As predicted a Colorado Low is playing havoc with road conditions across Southern Manitoba late Sunday Night March 4, 2018. Manitoba Highways has closed Highway 3 south of Carmen, Highway 13 south of Highway 2, Highway 23 west of Morris, Highway 34 south of Highway 2, Highway 31 to the border. Also closed is Highway READ MORE
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Winnipeg Police are on heightened alert as anonymous faxes were sent to schools across Canada and into the United States on Wednesday morning. Around 8:30 am on September 21, 2016, the Winnipeg School Division received a fax message that contained a threat to all schools within the division. Police are being tight lipped about what the READ MORE