Jocelyn Greenwood, candidate for school trustee in Louis Riel School Division Ward 4, joins host Graham McDonald on Winnipeg Votes 2026 on U Multicultural Channel.
In this interview, Greenwood discusses why she is running for office, the role of school trustees, student and teacher safety, rising school division budgets, mental health supports, Indigenous education, diversity, inclusion, and the future of public education in Winnipeg.
Drawing on her experience as a Métis community member, grandmother, and nonprofit leader, Greenwood shares her views on reconciliation, the importance of consulting Indigenous elders, protecting students and educators, supporting children with diverse learning needs, and ensuring public funds are invested wisely.
The conversation also explores school safety concerns, student well-being, trades education, growing enrollment pressures, infrastructure challenges, and how school boards can help create welcoming environments for students from all backgrounds.
Winnipeg voters will head to the polls on October 28 to elect school trustees, city councillors, and the mayor. Learn more about the issues, priorities, and perspectives shaping the 2026 municipal election.
Winnipeg Votes 2026 is hosted by Graham McDonald and presented on U Multicultural Channel.
Disclaimer: As part of U Multicultural’s 2026 Winnipeg Municipal Election Coverage, candidates were invited to share messages with our audience. The views expressed in this article are the candidate’s own, and this article does not constitute an endorsement by U Multicultural.
Disclaimer: As part of U Multicultural’s 2026 Winnipeg Municipal Election Coverage, candidates were invited to share messages with our audience. The views expressed in this article are the candidate’s own, and this article does not constitute an endorsement by U Multicultural.
Sunday Adeola, U Multicultural.