Education

23Dec

Too costly to leave the indigenous situation as it is

Aboriginals, CFS and Social Issues, Community, Main

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By: Graham Lane Published: Winnipeg Sun, December 23, 2016 Despite innumerable inquiries, claimed reforms and repeated apologies, Canada’s indigenous...

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16Dec

What was missing in the Truth and Reconciliation Report

Aboriginals, CFS and Social Issues, Education, Main

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By: Graham Lane Published: Winnipeg Sun, December 16, 2016 In an op-ed in the Winnipeg Free Press (September 26th),...

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25Nov

Politicians need guts and smarts

Community, Crown Corporations, MPIC, WBC, Economy, Education, Health, Main

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By: Graham Lane Published: Winnipeg Sun, November 25, 2016 Let’s hope Manitoba’s maxi-weight public sector is on its way...

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28Oct

U of M fails to ensure competent new teachers

Education, Education Research, Main

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By: Graham Lane Published: October 28th, 2016 – Winnipeg Sun It is unfortunate when ivory-tower bureaucrats force our children...

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15Mar

Manitoba Limps Towards 2020

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Manitoba Limps Towards 2020

March 15th
Solar Power Bad for Hydro’s Bottom Line

January 25th
Hydro and Pallister’s Second Term

January 08th
Hydro Debt Mess Complicated

December 14th
Privatize Canada Post

December 07th
Bipole III Coalition Ends Its 8-Year Run

November 23rd
Lamont’s Liberals, Doomed to Be an Also Runner

November 09th
Support Bill 28, End Restricted Bidding

October 05th
Economic storm brewing for Manitoba

September 28th
Auditor Aids Government

September 14th

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Rethink Manitoba’s Crown Corporations

February 19th
Restoring civil service a monumental task

February 19th

Manitoba Limps Towards 2020

March 15th

Solar Power Bad for Hydro’s Bottom Line

January 25th

Hydro and Pallister’s Second Term

January 08th

Hydro Debt Mess Complicated

December 14th

Privatize Canada Post

December 07th

Bipole III Coalition Ends Its 8-Year Run

November 23rd

Lamont’s Liberals, Doomed to Be an Also Runner

November 09th

Support Bill 28, End Restricted Bidding

October 05th

Economic storm brewing for Manitoba

September 28th

Auditor Aids Government

September 14th

Add your story

Manitoba Limps Towards 2020

March 15th

Solar Power Bad for Hydro’s Bottom Line

January 25th

Hydro and Pallister’s Second Term

January 08th

Hydro Debt Mess Complicated

December 14th

Privatize Canada Post

December 07th

Bipole III Coalition Ends Its 8-Year Run

November 23rd

Lamont’s Liberals, Doomed to Be an Also Runner

November 09th

Support Bill 28, End Restricted Bidding

October 05th

Economic storm brewing for Manitoba

September 28th

Auditor Aids Government

September 14th

Education

Culture War in our Schools

December 29th
Universities are failing our students

May 19th
Budget approaches: pick low hanging fruit in education

March 17th

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Education

29Dec

Culture War in our Schools

Education, Graham Lane Columns, Main

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by Graham Lane Published in the Winnipeg Sun, December 29, 2017 A culture war is on in Manitoba’s public educational system, particularly in universities...
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19May

Universities are failing our students

Community, Education, Graham Lane Columns, Main

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By: Graham Lane Winnipeg Sun, May 19, 2017 A big scrap is coming between public service labour unions and Brian Pallister. The question behind...
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17Mar

Budget approaches: pick low hanging fruit in education

Economy, Education, Education Research, Main, Politics, Taxation and Fiscal

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By: Graham Lane Published: Winnipeg Sun, March 17, 2017 Not too long from now, Manitoba’s PC government will table its provincial budget; the first...
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Education

29Dec

Culture War in our Schools

Education, Graham Lane Columns, Main

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by Graham Lane Published in the Winnipeg Sun, December 29, 2017 A culture war is on in Manitoba’s public educational system, particularly in universities...
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19May

Universities are failing our students

Community, Education, Graham Lane Columns, Main

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By: Graham Lane Winnipeg Sun, May 19, 2017 A big scrap is coming between public service labour unions and Brian Pallister. The question behind...
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17Mar

Budget approaches: pick low hanging fruit in education

Economy, Education, Education Research, Main, Politics, Taxation and Fiscal

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By: Graham Lane Published: Winnipeg Sun, March 17, 2017 Not too long from now, Manitoba’s PC government will table its provincial budget; the first...
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