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The province’s new Parent Engagement Task Force started conducting virtual meetings last week to try to gauge public opinion on the best way to roll out education reform. (File)
The province’s new Parent Engagement Task Force started conducting virtual meetings last week to try to gauge public opinion on the best way to roll out education reform.
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The province’s new Parent Engagement Task Force started conducting virtual meetings last week to try to gauge public opinion on the best way to roll out education reform.
The task force consists of parents, school administrators and even some MLAs, including former education minister Ian Wishart.
Posted: May 10, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: May 10
More than 150 calls for domestic issues triaged away from response by officers and managed by team of police and social workers.(Trevor Brine/CBC)
It may be incremental, but call by call, some requests for help to Winnipeg s 911 emergency line are being managed without sending police to respond.
The modest steps are part of efforts to ease ever-growing calls for service, and respond to concerns that dispatching police officers is not always being the most effective use of resources.
Much of the effort is being guided by a study the city of Winnipeg participated in, led by the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative.