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17 stories exploring education across the city.
In Brandon, entrepreneur Leah Balan transformed a modest storefront into Prairie Pathways, a learning lab that blends micro-credentials, cultural knowledge, and job training—reaching hundreds across Westman and reshaping how rural Manitobans learn.
In Brandon, entrepreneur Emma Levesque blends pedagogy and entrepreneurship, building community-based learning that bridges schools, employers, and young adults—reshaping local opportunities through mentorship, maker programs, and a pragmatic approach to lifelong skill-building.
Amara Redsky’s Prairie Roots Learning Co-op has transformed adult education in Brandon, offering culturally grounded training, digital skills, and trades bridging programs that have retrained hundreds and linked local businesses to a skilled, community-rooted workforce.
A historical look at how schools knit Westman together — from rural one-room classrooms to university and trades training — and how those systems are evolving to meet new social and economic challenges.
In Brandon and surrounding Westman towns, a community-driven education initiative blends after-school tutoring, Indigenous knowledge, and practical skills, reshaping how children and adults learn and strengthening ties across generations and neighborhoods.
Unearthing the interweaving narrative of Westman's education system, exploring the past, analyzing the present, and envisioning the future.
An in-depth exploration of a groundbreaking education initiative that's transforming the learning landscape of Westman, Manitoba.
Explore how Westman's educational landscape is transforming, making learning more inclusive, interactive, and inspiring in an ever-changing world.
In Westman, a transformation is underway. Fueled by innovative educators and resilient communities, learning is being reshaped.