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Manitoba Teacher Conduct Office: 94 Complaints Filed
19 Aug
Summary
- 94 complaints filed in the first 15 months of operation.
- 53 complaints were reported by employers, 27 by the public.
- 71 of the 94 cases remained active as of March 31.
In its first full reporting period from January 2025 to March 2026, Manitoba's commissioner of teacher professional conduct recorded 94 complaints and reports. The majority of these, 53, were filed by employers such as First Nations, independent, and school divisions. An additional 27 complaints originated from the public.
The office also initiated 10 cases and received four self-reports. Following a preliminary review, cases can proceed to investigation, be deferred, or dismissed. Of the 94 cases logged, 71 remained active by the end of March 2026, with approximately 41% under preliminary review and 46% under investigation.
Twenty-three cases were closed, with 16 resolved after preliminary review. Agreements in six closed cases resulted in one teaching certificate cancellation and conditions placed on five others due to misconduct. Seventeen cases were not pursued for various reasons, including the accused not being certified teachers or complaints being motivated by improper purposes.
