Category: Manitoba

In fact, the seller only has to disclose the most serious defects – material defects – and only if they are not visible or apparent on a reasonable inspection of the home. A material defect is a problem with the property that makes it dangerous, unfit for human habitation or unsuitable for its intended purposes. […]

»The tenant must give the landlord a notice of termination that is not less than one rental payment period. »The tenant must also give the landlord a certificate signed by a designated authority confirming there are grounds to terminate the tenancy. How can I get out of a lease term early? You can legally break […]

Manitoba Health provides coverage for emergency medical services received out of the country at the rates paid in Manitoba. Out-of-country emergency hospital services are paid at a per diem rate as set out in Manitoba’s provincial regulations. Does Canadian healthcare cover out of country? Travellers from Canada may have to access medical care in other […]

5%. Most employees who work on a general holiday are entitled to 1½ times their regular wage rate for hours worked on a general holiday in addition to the general holiday pay of 5% of their earnings in the four-week period before the holiday. This includes employees who are paid by incentive. What are the […]

Universities and colleges Booth University College. Brandon University. Canadian Mennonite University. Providence University College. University College of the North. Université de Saint-Boniface. University of Manitoba. University of Winnipeg. How many schools are in Manitoba? 690 public schools. 613 elementary schools. 301 secondary schools. 625 English-only schools. What is the biggest school in Manitoba? Sisler High […]

78 schools. With 78 schools, including 12 high schools, offering both English and French immersion experiences, Winnipeg has a history of graduating some of Canada’s most distinguished alumni, from Rhodes scholars, business leaders and famous philosophers to professional athletes, human rights activists and Grammy award winners. How many schools are in Winnipeg? 78 schoolsWith over […]

The Manitoba Act came into law and was passed by the Parliament of Canada and received Royal Assent on May 12, 1870, with the act officially proclaimed on July 15, 1870, when Manitoba joined the Confederation of Canada as the fifth province [1]. What were the reasons Manitoba joined Confederation? The Canadian government purchased Rupert’s […]

In March 1890, the original Manitoba Schools Act (SM 1890, c. 38) was passed by the government of Thomas Greenway, amending the province’s existing laws on education under highly controversial circumstances. Who was involved in the Manitoba Schools question? Catholics in Manitoba, encouraged by the federal government of Prime Minister John A. Macdonald, challenged the […]

six. In Manitoba: All children have the right to attend school beginning in September of the year they turn six. Children are required to attend school when they reach compulsory school age, which is seven years of age. What age is grade 1 in Canada? 6Primary education or elementary school is Canada is mandatory for […]

It marked the legal resolution of the struggle for self-determination between people of the Red River Colony and the federal government, which began with Canada’s purchase of Rupert’s Land in 1870. The Act contained protections for the region’s Métis. Why did the Manitoba Act take place? Remarks. The 1870 Manitoba Act was a constitutional statute […]