Maggie Macintosh is an Education Reporter at Winnipeg News. She focuses on a range of topics within the education sector, including public education, accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion, while also exploring the cultural implications of education. Maggie's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Toronto Star, The Welland Tribune, and Vogue.
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Maggie Macintosh's coverage is heavily focused on local education and government/politics in Canada, particularly Manitoba and Winnipeg. She pays particular attention to governmental announcements related to education and school boards.
To effectively pitch to Maggie, consider offering insights or expertise related to local educational initiatives, government policies affecting education, or developments within the University of Manitoba. Additionally, providing perspectives on political issues impacting Manitobans may also be well-received.
Given her interest in police investigations and student suspensions, sources with knowledge or experience regarding legal matters involving educational institutions could also be valuable for her coverage. Remember that Maggie's focus is primarily local; therefore pitches should cater specifically to happenings within Manitoba or Winnipeg.
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Nine-year-olds and seniors in their ā90s regularly bond over bocce in Tuxedo.
By: Maggie Macintosh
Principals are reporting high levels of stress linked to chronic staff shortages, parent pushback and rising violence in local public schools and elsewhere in Canada.
By: Maggie Macintosh
Shelter U has found a permanent home in inner-city Winnipeg.
By: Maggie Macintosh
Shelter U has found a permanent home in inner-city Winnipeg.
Union leaders are accusing a personal care home in South Tuxedo of violating freshly minted membersā rights by announcing mass layoffs on the same day workers officially received representation.
By: Maggie Macintosh
Aside from her designated laundry day at an inner-city shelter, Jolene Sumner's schedule was wide open for self-loathing in the winter.
Aside from her designated laundry day at an inner-city shelter, Jolene Sumnerās schedule was wide open for self-loathing in the winter.
Dalhousie School has been renamed after an Anishinaabemowin word that translates to āsummer berries.ā
By: Maggie Macintosh
A new report calls on school leaders to treat truancy as āfeedbackā for fixing systemic gaps instead of an individual student issue.
By: Maggie Macintosh
Manitoba's newest professional teacher group has a mandate to share tips for managing eco anxiety and deliver solutions-based lessons on climate change.
