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Invitation to our virtual Forum on Bill 64 on Sunday April 18 at 2 pm

 

You are invited to a Forum on Bill 64 – the  bill which will eliminate elected school boards in Manitoba

on Sunday April 18th at 2 pm in the afternoon.   

 Our panelists are:

John Wiens - Dean emeritus at the faculty of education, University of Manitoba. A lifelong educator, he has served as a teacher, counsellor, work education co-ordinator, principal, school superintendent and university professor.

Wendy Bloomfield,  Chair of the Board of the Seine River School Division, and Chair of the Child Nutrition Council of Manitoba.  Wendy was administrator of a non-profit child care program for 16 years.   She has served as a school trustee since 1983 and as Chair of the Board of the Seine River School Division since 1990.

Ben Carr Principal of the Maples Met School - one of only two of its kind in Canada. The Maples Met School was named the top school in Canada for innovation in teaching and learning last year by the Education Canada Network.  Formerly Ben was a teacher at Kelvin High School.

Judy Klassen, former MLA  for Kewatinook, and daughter of two parents who were both teachers. . 

Cindy Lamoureux, MLA Tyndall Park  and Education Critic for the Manitoba Liberals

The coordinates for the zoom meeting will be

Zoom ID 876 0975 7911

Passcode Education

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    An amazing testimony on on how i conceive, also cure from fibroid, i wonder why people still don't believe that roots and herbs are very essential and fruitful in different aspect, especially when you can't conceive and bear children. I am a living witness because I tried all I could to be pregnant but all to no avail, on this faithful day, i decided to check the net for updates on healthy living and i came across testimonies of lot of women who Priest Babaka has helped with his native herbs to conceive. i decided to put a try because this has been my greatest problem in life so I emailed Priest Babaka, and he told me what to do which i did, after which he sent me some roots and herbs syrup and gave me step by step guild lines on how and when to have sex with my man. I missed my menstrual flow within a short period of taking it, and the doctor confirmed that I am pregnant. I am very glad to tell the world that I just put to bed a bouncing baby boy last week. Contact Priest Babaka for your own testimony via Email: babaka.wolf@gmail.com Or Facebook at priest.babaka

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