By Maggie Macintosh Local Journalism Initiative Reporter All Manitoba teachers and school employees must be trained in treaty education by 2026. On Wednesday, the province unveiled Treaty Education for All _ a six-page document outlining initiatives to bolster understanding about the foundational land-sharing agreements made between First Nations and the Crown. The plan entails ensuring every elementary and secondary teacher has completed the Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba’s two-day training by Dec. 31, 2025. All other division staff will be required to participate in a minimum of one day of training before the deadline. “(Treaties) are part of our shared history and hold the promise of a prosperous future for Canadians and First Nations peoples,” Loretta Ross, treaty commissioner at the Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba, said in a news…
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