The Manitoba government is committing nearly $200 million toward school capital projects for the 2025-26 fiscal year, directing money to new schools, major upgrades, and repairs across the province. Education and Early Childhood Learning Minister Tracy Schmidt announced the funding on Tuesday, calling it part of the government’s broader plan to modernize and expand Manitoba’s education infrastructure.

The package divides money into six main categories. The largest share, $79 million, will be used to begin or continue construction on eight new schools, while $59 million will go toward additions and renovations, including modular classrooms, gymnasium upgrades, and classroom expansions. Other investments include $23 million for heating and ventilation systems, $22 million for roof replaceme

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