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Manitoba teacher ready to quit

April 15, 2021 6:44 pm CST.
"I'm considering leaving the profession." A Manitoba teacher says mental health among their cohorts is at an all time low. The Manitoba Teachers' Society says numbers back that up. Mike Albanese reports.

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