Institute Of Applied Arts Gets Go Ahead
Education minister announces Manitoba Institute of Applied Arts will open in September 1968 on Brooklands campus of Manitoba Institute of Technology. Initial enrolment expected over 2,000 students. Tenstorey 400,000 square feet building planned to balance arts and business courses with MIT science programs.
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New 1966 Highway Map Unveiled For Public Information
The new 1966 highway map released shows population data and hospital locations. Swan River features noted. John Kestrukoff of Swan River School Division will present details of the new legislation. The panel will be chaired by Lorne Wallace, Manitoba School Trustees Association information director. CKSS and CKX will lead a public service campaign to inform the public.
Institute aims to act as community college in applied arts
Dr. Johnson said the new build opened last fall with federal officials and that the institute, with MIT, will be flexible to function as a community college in applied arts and science technologies. Some space is set aside for unidentified courses.
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Overseas Recruiting Facilities Offered
The procedure directs forwarding of job opportunity information to qualified prospective immigrants. Applicants are advised on working and living conditions and receive potential financial assistance with transportation. The migration services are free to employers. contact the Immigration Branch at Brandon and Dauphin.
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TV Teacher Training Expanded This Fall Across Manitoba
Manitoba education broadcasts expand to 277 telecasts in three subjects carried by CBC and private stations including Winnipeg Flin Flon The Pas Braydon Dauphin Thompson and Thompson houses The program aims to reach teachers province wide with 26 broadcasts set to air from September 10 to mid December The effort follows last year’s successful mathematics telecourses for grades four to six and eight to nine.
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