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Closure of Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology sparks political reaction
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CityNews Winnipeg
The Manitoba government and opposition parties are responding after the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology announced it will shut down, citing a sharp decline in international student enrolment.
It’s not a great couple days here for Manitoba,” said Wayne Ewasko, critic for education and early childhood learning, Manitoba PC Party.
We want international students.
We value international students.
We’ve been given a long runway, so we can make sure students, their learning is not interrupted.