Tracy Schmidt MLA for Rossmere

06/06/2026

The sun was out in northeast Winnipeg today with plenty of reasons to celebrate! , Care-A-Lot Child Care Centre, and Manitoba Parents for German Education each gathered to mark a milestone anniversary today.

Thank you for all your hard work in the community over the years, and for welcoming us today! ☀️🎈🎨🧸🌭🎉🥳

05/29/2026

We’ll sit all night to deliver affordability and health care for Manitobans - but it sure would be nice if the PC’s showed up once in a while!

05/27/2026

05/25/2026

What an incredible day for our Burrows community! Huron Childcare Inc. officially cut the ribbon on their brand‑new centre, Mountain Avenue Child Care, bringing 130 new child care spaces to families in Burrows. A huge step forward for local families and a bright start for the little ones who will learn and grow here! 🌟📚✏️

05/22/2026

Tonight, it was a pleasure to join the Manitoba Teachers’ Society Gala and celebrate the incredible educators who shape the future of our province every single day.

Strong public education depends on strong teachers, and strong voices. The Manitoba Teachers’ Society plays a vital role in advocating for educators, protecting public education, and ensuring the people we trust with our kids have the respect and support they need to support our kids.🍎✨

05/21/2026

This week is Treaty Week in Manitoba, a time to honour the history, relationships, and responsibilities that shape our province.

Among this week’s highlights is Theo Osborne, an awesome Grade 6 student and gifted grass dancer whose leadership and cultural pride remind us what the next generation carries, and the value of Treaty Education for all.

05/20/2026

This morning, I joined G7 education ministers virtually for an important conversation hosted by France on protecting youth from online harm. Manitoba had much to share about our leading role on this issue within Canada, and Canada’s leading role amongst our G7 partners.

As social media and A.I. chatbots continue to shape the world our young people are growing up in, it’s important to recognize that every day, it’s Manitoba teachers that are helping students build the critical thinking skills they need to navigate online spaces safely — understanding the risks, asking questions, spotting misinformation, and learning how to protect their wellbeing.

Education has a vital role to play in helping young people make sense of a rapidly changing digital world. I’m grateful to our teachers for the care, knowledge, and leadership they bring to this work every single day.

Protecting kids online takes all of us — families, educators, governments, and communities working together, for our kids, for One Manitoba.