Pembina Trails Collegiate receives funding for new wing

Digital rendering of where the new wing will be loacted. (Photo Credit: Pembina Trails School Division)

By CityNews Staff

Posted July 30, 2024 7:48 pm.

A $17 million investment from the province, means Pembina Trails Collegiate will see a major addition. 

The new 19-thousand-square-foot technical vocational wing will be home to programs like culinary arts, baking, machining technology, welding, human ecology, and woodworking.

The new wing will be built in Winnipeg’s Waverley West neighbourhood. 

Construction is expected to begin at the end of this summer and be completed by September of 2026. 

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