Maggie Macintosh
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SCOOP: Reporter spends honeymoon searching for clues about who smashed into her freshly-minted husband’s locked truck outside Ralph Connor House on the night of their nuptials & committed fraud/theft as they celebrated in blissful peace until they awoke as newlyweds (!)
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An incredible @cajournalists.bsky.social networking opp that I wish existed back when I was in J-school(!)

(That said, I do still plan to take advantage of this fall's mentee intake as an early-career journalist & semi-recent @journalismtmu.bsky.social/RSJ grad).

The deadline to apply is Oct. 14:
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The veteran teacher and then-high school volleyball coach entered a student-athlete’s hotel room on a team trip and yelled at him something along the lines of: “If you ever tell Student (X) to shut the f*** up, I will choke you out.”
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Public documents show an Interlake teacher got “in very close physical proximity” to a 17-year-old on the evening of Nov. 1 and both swore and threatened him.
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Many streets that border schools are 50 km/h. Only some of them are designated school zones/reduced-speed areas.
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BRANDON — A Dauphin judge has dismissed a court action by a Mountain View School Division trustee against several of his colleagues after they voted to pause the return to students singing God Save the King daily #mbed #wfp

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Dauphin judge dismisses court action by trustee
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I’m just getting started.

That said, my first 2 stories have revealed motorists (this man included) WANT to follow the law & protect kids.The problem I’ve exposed – and will continue to – is shoddy signage & the city/police prioritizing ticket revenue>proven traffic-calming measures.
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Calvin Kendall left provincial traffic court with a “$0 fine” and a written warning.

“I may be crazy, but I’m not stupid,” he said in a Winnipeg waiting room as he sorted through evidence to fight a $272 school zone speed-cam ticket #mbed #wfp

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Manitoba school zones lack warning lights, proper signage, critics argue
Calvin Kendall left provincial traffic court Thursday with a “$0 fine” and a written warning.
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Sooner than planned… but do you have time to chat today? 🗞️
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“There is no other workplace in this province where such behaviour among colleagues would be acceptable, and it should not be acceptable here,” he said.
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House speaker Tom Lindsey told the chamber he spent the summer break thinking about the poor state of decorum — in particular, angry and loud personal insults that have been shouted across the floor over the last two years — in the legislature.
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In today’s #wfp, from me, your friendly local education reporter:
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‘Minawaanigoziwin” is the Ojibwe concept that comes to mind for Sherri Denysuik when the Winnipeg teacher is asked about her thoughts on a new law that raises the status of Indigenous languages in schools.
Speakers need to become teachers
Schools work to fulfil promise afforded by new law supporting Indigenous language
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Reposted by Maggie Macintosh
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‘Minawaanigoziwin” is the Ojibwe concept that comes to mind for Sherri Denysuik when the Winnipeg teacher is asked about her thoughts on a new law that raises the status of Indigenous languages in schools.
Speakers need to become teachers
Schools work to fulfil promise afforded by new law supporting Indigenous language
www.winnipegfreepress.com