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Maggie Macintosh

Maggie Macintosh

Education Reporter at Winnipeg Free Press

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Education
  • General Assignment News

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Recent Articles

winnipegfreepress.com

Manitoba Human Rights Commission flags troubles in literacy education

Human rights investigators have found that parents of struggling readers across Manitoba are being forced to take on “a full-time job” of advocacy so their children can become literate in local public...
about 1 month ago
winnipegfreepress.com

Distracted, impatient drivers put school bus passengers at risk: Ma...

Manitoba children have been hit by vehicles 36 times this year. Seven of them were in September, as kids made their way back to school after the summer break. Manitoba Public Insurance’s latest analys...
about 1 month ago
winnipegfreepress.com

Bingo prank mocks in-service, takes aim at Indigenous education in ...

The Manitoba Teachers’ Society has condemned a bingo game that mocks a day of professional development held by the province’s largest school division. All staff of the Winnipeg School Division — about...
about 2 months ago
winnipegfreepress.com

‘Teachers didn’t teach me right’: boy with dyslexia among dozens wh...

A 10-year-old boy made an unusual appearance at a legislative committee on Wednesday night because, as he put it, “all teachers need know how to teach dyslexia kids.” Grade 5 student Jacob Dyck was on...
about 2 months ago
winnipegfreepress.com

Coach’s ‘choke out’ threat — and discipline he faced — becomes firs...

Parents and the public are finally getting a glimpse into how Manitoba’s teacher misconduct commissioner is handling allegations that land on her desk.
2 months ago
winnipegfreepress.com

Tour delves into Winnipeg's Black history

The Exchange District’s sole public school has received national recognition for mapping out a walking tour of often-overlooked landmarks that represent Black Canadians’ struggles and resilience. Kath...
2 months ago
winnipegfreepress.com

City’s Jews mark sombre milestone as anniversary of Oct. 7 attacks ...

Members of Manitoba’s Jewish community reflected Sunday about how their calendars have forever changed after Oct. 7, 2023. The Jewish Federation of Winnipeg rallied roughly 2,000 people to march, pray...
2 months ago
winnipegfreepress.com

Manitoba schools work to fulfil promise afforded by new law support...

‘Minawaanigoziwin” is the Ojibwe concept that comes to mind for Sherri Denysuik when the Winnipeg teacher is asked about her thoughts on a new law that raises the status of Indigenous languages in sch...
2 months ago
winnipegfreepress.com

September’s return of Winnipeg's reduced-speed school zones and the...

On a bright and clear September morning, drivers squint when they enter the most-ticketed school zone in Winnipeg. The 30 km/h sign on Talbot Avenue that warns oncoming traffic about a reduced speed l...
2 months ago
winnipegfreepress.com

Manitoba minister says law on sign language services in works

Manitoba’s accessibility minister hinted her office is drafting legislation to increase access to and recognition of American and Indigenous sign language services. Three months after she was caught c...
3 months ago
winnipegfreepress.com

Domestic enrolment helped U of W’s fiscal health: president

The University of Winnipeg’s financial situation has stabilized following 10 months of cutbacks on the downtown campus. “We’re confident we’ll have a balanced budget this year, and we’re very happy ab...
3 months ago