Author By Matea Tuhtar

When you walk into the Red River Heritage Fair you’re greeted by the slogan ‘Because Canada is cool!’ and judging by the passionate projects in the room, the testament is heartfelt. The long-running fair just c... Read More...

Dungeons and Dragons—or D&D—is exploding in popularity. The oldest and most popular role-planning game has expanded into the digital space, and two Manitoba teachers say the collaborative storytelling game’... Read More...

Back to school might not be fun for everyone but it’s a pawsitively exciting time when you’re a black lab named Berkley. Heading back to Brooklands School for his second year, Berkley can’t wait to join his cl... Read More...

Eurocentrism has long played a role in art teaching, but some educators are looking to change the status quo. “What we’re trying to do in art education is really move to full integration and inclusivity, so tha... Read More...

If you’re looking to develop a deeper understanding about inclusion in your own school or need strategies for creating a safe space for students and staff, Dene Guillas at the Rainbow Resource Centre is happy t... Read More...

As ‘out’ teachers and spouses, Chantelle Cotton (she/her) and Kim Brown (she/her) know firsthand the importance of making a school a safe and open space for everyone. While schools have made a lot of strides i... Read More...

Charles Bazilewich and Robert Esposito run the Sisler Cyber School, the first of its kind in Canada, which specializes in technology education. It’s a rare occurrence to have employers reach out to high school... Read More...