Manitoba Education Minister pushes fully articulated system
Education Minister Linda McIntosh urged Manitoba to build a fully articulated education and training system to meet the needs of a knowledge economy. She cited a $1 billion budget, 12 000 new jobs, and partnerships with the Manitoba Chamber of Commerce, aboriginal communities, and post secondary institutions, including the Inter-Universities North program for rural and distance learners.
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