Manitobans may soon have more details on the province’s plan for schooling after the holiday break.
Speaking with CTV News, Manitoba Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen said more information could be coming this week, adding that remote learning “is certainly being discussed and is on the table.”
He says education officials are in talks with Public Health to help with their efforts, but also added the transmission inside Manitoba schools has been relatively low.
If the province introduces remote learning after the holiday break, there’s still been no indication from the Education Minister on how long that might last.
